A product that has gone through the registration process with the EPA is considered what?

A product that has successfully navigated the registration process with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is classified as "registered." This designation indicates that the product has met the necessary requirements and standards established by the EPA for safety, effectiveness, and compliance with environmental regulations. The registration process involves a thorough evaluation of the product's chemical composition, potential risks to humans and the environment, and its intended use.

Being registered means that the product can be legally sold and used for its intended purposes in the United States. This process helps ensure that only products that have been thoroughly vetted and deemed safe for public use are available in the market. Other terms like "approved" and "certified" are often used in different contexts but do not specifically apply to the formal process conducted by the EPA regarding pesticide products.