Bromadiolone

Short Description:

Bromadiolone is a professional rodent bait formulated with food-grade ingredients to make it highly attractive to rodents. Its active ingredient, bromadiolone, is an anticoagulant that prevents blood clotting and begins working after the first contact. By blocking the recycling of vitamin K, it gradually exhausts the body’s ability to clot blood, causing internal bleeding and eventual death after several days.

 


  • Packaging and Label: Providing customized package to meets customers various requirements
  • Min.Order Quantity: 1000kg/1000L
  • Supply Ability: 100 Ton per Month
  • Sample: Free
  • Delivery Date: 25days-30days
  • Company Type: Manufacturer
  • Product Detail

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    Directions for Use & Application Rate

    1. Directions for Use

    1. Bait placement locations: Areas with rodent activity signs, including fresh droppings, inside or beside nests & burrows, runways and feeding sites.
    2. Manual layout: Set numerous small bait points instead of a few large ones. Large bait points raise risks to wildlife and non-target animals.

    2. Application Rate

    For Rats

    • Max 200 g bait per point
    • Spacing: 10 m normally; narrow to 5 m for heavy infestations
    • Do not shift or disturb bait points within several days after laying.
    • Relocate baits to high-activity zones if no rodent signs appear around baits in 7–10 days.
    • A maximum of 10 refills per bait point is recommended.

    For Mice

    • Max 40 g bait per point
    • Spacing: 5 m normally; narrow to 2 m for heavy infestations
    • Mice are curious. Move baits every 2–3 days during inspection or refilling to boost control effect.
    • Check bait points frequently in the first 10–14 days. Replace baits eaten by rodents, water-damaged or dirt-contaminated baits timely.
    • If baits are fully consumed in certain zones, add more bait points instead of increasing the weight of single points.

    3. Important Note

    This is an anticoagulant rodenticide. Rodents usually die 4–10 days after bait consumption.

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