Opkill Rat Pack Poison Multi Pack 1.5kg

Description

Opkill Rat Pack Poison Multi Pack 1.5kg (Professional Choice Blocks 15 x 20g)

Product Information

This bait block is a great alternative to conventional methods of rodent control. Our bait blocks have been professionally formulated to achieve optimal results, and all of our products are quality tested by professional pest controllers prior to public release, so you can be confident in the product that you receive.

This product contains a palatable wax block, combined with a powerful concentration of Bromadiolone at the maximum strength of 0.0025% w/w and denatonium benzoate 0.001% w/w. These Rat Bait Blocks are a highly effective rodent killer, which leads the way against many other baits on the market.

Multi feed poison

which means that unlike many other baits on the market, This poison is specifically designed to reduce bait shyness and to maximise bait take and delivery of poison to each rodent and maximise effectiveness from day 1!

Usage information

These easy-to-use pre-formed blocks simply fit onto rods for housing in our Lockable Rat Bait Tunnels, which are specifically designed for this purpose. This ensures that the bait remains secure, avoiding contact with non-target species, as well as pets and children.

To use:

• If you are baiting externally and/or within public areas it is required that all baits are to be contained within lockable bait stations. These can be purchased separately or as a pack.
• Place up to 60g of blocks in a our Lockable Rat Bait boxes and place stations along affected routes at 5-10 meter intervals.
• You will need to check the bait boxes every 5-7 days and replenish rat poison blocks as necessary until no more bait is taken.

 

Contains :

5 x Bags of Bromadiolone 0.0025% w/w and denatonium benzoate 0.001% w/w.  Blocks 300g box (15 x 20g blocks)

Uk Registration: UK-2016-0986-0006

The rodenticide industry, acting as a whole, has recognised the need to address the concerns surrounding the responsible use of rodenticides and the need to ensure that rodenticides are used correctly and in ways that will minimise the exposure of wildlife. The industry has therefore initiated the Campaign for Responsible Rodenticide Use (CRRU).