NO Mice One Feed Bait Station (Prefilled)

Active Ingredients

Prefilled with 1x 20g NO Rats & Mice One Feed Block.

• 0.05g / kg Brodifacoum.
• 0.01g / kg bittering agent Denatonium Benzoate in the form of a bait.

Antidote:

• Vitamin K.

Available Sizes

• 1x 20g One Feed bait blocks prefilled bait station (SKU: 53061)

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Regulations

Registered pursuant to the ACVM Act 1997, No. V9616.

See www.foodsafety.govt.nz for registration conditions.

HSNO Approval Code: HSR001594

NO Mice One Feed Bait Station (Prefilled) SDS

1. The NO Mice One Feed Bait Station is supplied ready filled with one rodenticide block. Place the station in a situation where mice are likely to encounter it, e.g. hot tank cupboard, under kitchen cupboards, sheds, laundry, roof voids, etc.
2. Check bait every few days and replenish bait if necessary.
3. Refill with NO Rats & Mice One Feed Blocks.
4. Using the key, place the two points in the holes in the front of the station and push to unlock the lid.
5. Place one block flat in one, or both, of the corner bait holder sections of the station.
6. Close the lid and press down, ensuring the lid locks down.
7. Inspect baits at least every 7 days and replace baits as necessary. It may take up to 2 weeks to control a significant rodent problem.

NO Rats & Mice One Feed Technical Sheet

• May be harmful if swallowed. Repeated oral exposure to high doses may cause damage to the blood system.
• Harmful to aquatic organisms and terrestrial vertebrates. Avoid contamination of any water supply with product or empty container.
• Wear gloves and avoid skin contact. Wash hands and exposed skin after handling.
• Do not place baits in places accessible to children, pets, domestic animals, livestock, birds or where other non–target animals may have access to baits.
• Dispose any carcasses by burial or by wrapping in paper, placing in a plastic bag and putting in the garbage. Before disposing product, wrap any untaken or unused baits in a plastic bag and ensure container is completely empty. Do not use container for any other purpose and dispose of in the garbage.
• Keep out of the reach of children and pets.
• NO Rats & Mice One Feed Blocks are harmful to pets. By law, baits must always be used in a bait station like NO Mice One Feed Bait Station or NO Rats Bait Station as specified on the label.
• Store tightly closed in the original container in a locked, dry, cool area away from direct sunlight and foodstuffs.
• Please follow cautionary labels and safety instructions located on the product packaging.

Safe disposal of containers and chemicals

Safe storage of home and garden products

• Read instructions thoroughly before use and retain instructions label for future reference.
• Eliminate as many alternative food sources as possible.
• Human odours may deter rodents; wear gloves when handling bait.
• Place bait stations along walls or rafters and in dark sheltered areas where there are signs of rodent activity.
• Place NO Mice One Feed Bait Stations 5m apart or 2m apart for high infestations.
• For effective control, inspect baits at least every 7 days and continue to replace eaten bait until feeding ceases. Once mice activity has ceased, ensure untaken baits are removed and safely disposed of. 
• This station is not intended for control of rats.
• The bait stations can be used both indoors and outdoors.
• When used outdoors, place them in secluded areas and weigh down with a brick or other object.

*One Feed is sufficient to kill a rat or mouse but they will continue to eat bait.

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