NO Rats & Mice Bait Blocks

Active Ingredients

• 0.5g / kg Coumatetralyl in the form of bait.

Antidote: 

• Vitamin K.

Available Sizes

• 160g / 4 blocks (SKU: 53055)

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• 480g / 12 blocks (SKU: 53050)

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• 1kg / 25 blocks (SKU: 53045)

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Regulations

Registered Pursuant to the ACVM Act 1997 No. V2970.
NZFSA Approved Rodenticide Maintenance Compound (non–dairy)

HSNO Approval Code: HSR001605

NO Rats & Mice Bait Blocks SDS

1. Place bait blocks in a bait station (e.g. NO Rats Bait Station) or bait bag in dry, sheltered and secluded areas where rats and mice have been feeding or travelling, preferably where rodents can eat without being disturbed.
2. Replace blocks as soon as they are finished. Replace with twice as many blocks if all have been consumed until control has been achieved.

*By law, this product must only be used as specified on the label.

NO Rats & Mice Bait Blocks Technical Sheet

• Read instructions thoroughly before use
• Repeated or prolonged ingestion of bait may cause reduced blood clotting and increased bruising. Designed for biocidal action.
• Avoid skin contact and inhalation. Wear protective gloves when using product. Wash hands and exposed skin after use. 
• Do not eat, drink, or smoke when using this product. If swallowed, do not induce vomiting. Seek medical advice and have product label at hand.
• Do not contaminate any water source with product or empty bait station / container.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.
• Store in original packaging in a cool, dark place. Dispose of empty packaging in garbage. After control is achieved, remove all uneaten baits. Dispose of rodent carcasses by burning or wrapping in paper and placing in a plastic bag in the garbage.
• Please follow cautionary labels and safety instructions located on the product packaging.

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• Read instructions thoroughly before use and retain instructions label for future reference.
• NO Rats & Mice Bait Blocks is a multi–feed rodenticide in which rodents will feed on the bait for several days before they will have consumed a lethal dose and the toxin takes effect. This prevents bait shyness and gives time for an antidote to be administered should a non–target animal accidentally consumes bait. This product also contains Coumatetralyl, a first generation anti–coagulant rodenticide (FGAR) bait and is slower acting that requires more bait to be consumed by rodents than second generation baits (SGARs).
• Rodents prefer enclosed spaces so a bait station is required to protect bait and encourage rodents to feed (use of rodenticides is also required to be placed in bait stations by law and as per label) e.g. NO Rats Bait Station or may be used in a DIY bait station or enclosed roof space without a bait station. Using bait stations will also help protect bait from moisture, contamination and away from children, pets and other non–target animals.
• Having many baiting positions with a few blocks is more effective than a few positions with many blocks.
• Locate bait stations under cover, along walls or rafters and in dark sheltered areas where there are signs of rodent activity. Baiting for at least 2 weeks will be necessary to reduce rodent numbers.
• Eliminate, as much as practical, all alternative food sources.
• Wear gloves when handling bait blocks and bait stations; gloves protect the wearer and prevents baits from acquiring human scent which might deter rodents.
• A DIY Bait Station can be made from a 600mm piece of downpipe. It will protect rodenticide bait from weather and non–target animals. Bait in a plastic bag can be fixed in place in the middle of the station using a wire through the centre of the pipe.
• For larger or more difficult rodent infestations, use NO Rats & Mice One Feed as an alternative bait.

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