Supa Kill Rat & Mouse Granule Box | 500g

The Scientific Supa-Kill Rat & Mouse Granule Box in its 500g size provides a larger and more economical solution for managing significant or persistent rodent infestations in and around your property. This ready-to-use grain bait is impregnated with Bromadiolone, a powerful single-feed anticoagulant that is effective even against rodents resistant to Warfarin. Its granular form, made from wheat, is highly palatable to rats and mice, making it a highly attractive food source for them. The bait is designed to cause death within 4 to 14 days after a single feed. For enhanced safety and effectiveness, it is crucial to always place the bait in a covered bait station to prevent access by children, pets, and non-target animals.

Scientific Supa-Kill Rat & Mouse Granule Box | 500g Benefits and Features

• Economical Large Pack Size: The 500g quantity is ideal for larger infestations or ongoing rodent control programs, offering better value.
• Highly Effective Rodent Control: Contains Bromadiolone, a potent anticoagulant that effectively kills rats and mice.
• Single-Feed Action: Most rats and mice require only one feed of the bait to cause death, making it efficient.
• Effective Against Warfarin Resistance: Formulated to control rodents that have developed resistance to Warfarin, ensuring broad efficacy.
• Ready-to-Use Granule Bait: Convenient granular form eliminates the need for mixing or preparation.
• Highly Palatable: The grain-based bait is a natural food source for rodents, increasing the likelihood of consumption.
• Reduced Risk to Non-Target Animals: Contains Bitrex (Denatonium Benzoate), an extremely bitter substance, to deter accidental ingestion by humans and pets.
• Versatile Application: Can be used for internal or external baiting, especially when placed in tamper-proof or cardboard bait stations.
• Registered Product: Holds registration numbers SA: L5198 Act 36/1947 and Namibia: N-AR 1144, ensuring it meets regulatory standards.

Steps to Follow For Using the Scientific Supa-Kill Rat & Mouse Granule Box

IMPORTANT: READ THE ENTIRE LABEL CAREFULLY BEFORE USE. FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS.

Preparation & Safety:

1. Read the Label: Thoroughly read and understand all instructions, warnings, and safety precautions on the product label before opening the package.
2. Wear Gloves: Always wear gloves when handling bait to prevent contamination and the transfer of human scent, which can deter rodents.
3. Identify Rodent Activity: Locate areas where rodents are active, such as runways, gnaw marks, droppings, burrows, and sheltered feeding sites.
4. Remove Other Food Sources: Wherever possible, eliminate other readily available food sources for rodents to encourage them to consume the bait.
5. Use Bait Stations (Highly Recommended): Always place Supa-Kill Rat & Mouse poison in a covered bait station to prevent access to bait by children, pets, livestock, and other non-target animals.

Application:

1. Place Baits:
   • Norway and Roof Rats: Place 50-75g of Supa-Kill Rat & Mouse poison bait in bait stations, along walls and active rat runs, and in sheltered areas where rats are known to live or feed. Space bait points 5 to 10 meters apart.
   • Mice: Place 20g of Supa-Kill Rat & Mouse poison bait in bait stations every 2 to 4 meters along walls or runways, in nests, and in sheltered areas where mice are known to live or feed. For mouse control, use several small baiting points rather than a single large one, as mice are more likely to feed on scattered bait points.
2. Strategic Placement: Place bait out of wet or damp areas, as moisture can reduce effectiveness and attract non-target organisms. Choose dry, sheltered locations.
3. Monitor & Replenish: Inspect bait points and replenish eaten or spoiled bait weekly until feeding ceases and no more rats or mice are evident in the area. Continue baiting until no more rats or mice are evident in the area.
4. Safe Disposal: Bury dead rodents and any uneaten bait at the end of treatment. Wear gloves when handling carcasses. Do not use empty containers for any other purpose.

After Use:

• Clean Up: Once the infestation is controlled, remove all remaining bait and dispose of it properly.
• Prevent Re-infestation: Block access points for rodents to prevent future infestations. Maintain good sanitation.

A Few Scenarios Where the Product Can Be Used:

• Residential Homes: For controlling rodent infestations in and around the home.
• Farm Premises: Effective for barns, stables, and feed storage areas.
• Industrial Premises: Suitable for warehouses and other commercial properties.

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Health and Safety

WARNING: HARMFUL / SKADELIK. HIGHLY TOXIC TO HUMANS AND ANIMALS. CONTAINS ANTICOAGULANT.

• KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN AND ANIMALS: This is paramount. Store securely in its original container, away from food and feed.
• FIRST AID & MEDICAL ATTENTION: If swallowed, call a doctor or a veterinarian IMMEDIATELY and show them the product label. In South Africa, contact the Griffon Poison Information Centre (082 446 8946) for treatment advice. Bromadiolone is a delayed-action anticoagulant. The antidote is Vitamin K1. In severe cases, transfusions of fresh blood may be necessary.
• Symptoms of Poisoning: Symptoms may include bleeding from the gums and nose, bleeding under the skin, pallor, haemorrhage into and around the elbow and knee joints, and blood in the urine and faeces.
• Wear Protective Gloves: Always wear impermeable gloves when handling bait and dead rodents.
• Do Not Contaminate: Avoid contamination of feed, food, eating utensils, and water.
• Avoid Contact: Avoid contact with skin, eyes, and clothing. Poisonous if swallowed and on prolonged contact with skin.
• Wash Hands: Wash hands and exposed skin thoroughly with soap and water after handling the poison. Do not eat, drink, or smoke while handling the poison.
• Toxic to Wildlife: The bait is toxic to fish and wildlife. Avoid contamination of water bodies and natural habitats. Highly toxic to poultry and birds.
• Secondary Poisoning: Be aware of the risk of secondary poisoning to predators and scavengers that may eat poisoned rodents. Remove and dispose of dead rodents promptly.
• Disposal: Destroy empty containers. Bury any bait that might be left over after the extermination of the pest.

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