JT EATON RODENT BAIT BLOCK
Information, Labels, & Review
Active Ingredient
Diphacinone
Appearance
2 Oz. Bait Block - Twice As Big As Most Other Bait BlocksFirst-Generation Anticoagulant Diphacinone (0.005%)
Has Been Time Tested, Proven EffectiveHighly Palatable, Makes It A Great Maintenance BaitPerfect Product To Incorporate Into Any Rodent Baiting ProgramNew Aromas In Bait Stations Attract Rodent's Attention, Changing Bait Can Contribute To Your Success9 Pound Pails Fit In Standard Size Truck Tool Boxes
How we use it: Bait block with an anticoagulant such as Diphacinone is used primary by us to reduce the rodent population surrounding the structure being treated. The bait is typically placed around the structure in child / tamper proof bait stations. This allows the rodent to feed and pass away long before they become a problem. The amount of Diphacinone in this product is mild so typical death take 4-7 days from the time of feeding. Also due to the slow time of the anticoagulant if accidental ingestion did ever occur. Vitamin K1 acts as an antidote by making your blood coagulate.
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