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Rat Death® No.1 Rodent Paste Bait

Pack size30 g syringe
Active ingredientbromadiolone 0.005%
CompositionBitrex (bittering agent), vegetable oil, food colorant, technical or vegetable fat, preservative, flour and cracked grain up to 100%
Shelf life3 years
Barcode4627163700033
TU 20.20.19-001-70448481-2019 RU.77.99.88.002.E.001632.04.19

Packaging and logistics

Corrugated case
Transport packaging
48 packs
Barcode04627163700033
Dimensions396 × 246 × 130 mm
Gross weight2.4 kg
Pallet
Shipping unit
99 cases
Stacking pattern11 rows of 9
Dimensions1200 × 800 × 1430 mm
Product weight237.6 kg

Advantages

Exceptional food appeal — the "tastiest" bait form there is
Can be mixed with any food to boost palatability
The syringe delivers bait into burrows, cracks, and hard-to-reach spots
Against brown rats, house mice, and common voles
A mummifying effect after the rodent dies

About the product

Paste is the most flexible format in the line. It serves both as a ready-made bait and as a base: the paste can be mixed with whatever food the rodents on a given site eat most eagerly — producing a bait they are certain not to refuse.

The second advantage is the syringe. Paste goes straight into a burrow, into a crack behind a baseboard, into a wall void or under equipment — places where a block simply will not fit and loose grain will not stay put.

How to apply

Squeeze out portions directly into burrows, cracks, and harborages, or set it in bait trays along travel routes. In a heavy infestation, mix the paste with the feed the site's rodents are used to.

A format for professionals and difficult sites: basements and utility floors, warehouses, livestock buildings, and private homes with burrows around the perimeter.

Payment and delivery

We ship wholesale from a single pallet out of our own warehouse in the Moscow Region — to all regions of Russia and to the CIS countries.

  • Pickup from the warehouse in the Moscow Region
  • Transport companies to the terminal or to your door, across Russia and the CIS
  • Our own transport in Moscow and the Moscow Region
  • Retail chain DCs on the chain's schedule

Payment

Bank transfer; we agree payment terms individually to fit your volume. Closing documents are also available via EDI.

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Questions and answers

How do I apply Rat Death No.1 rodent paste from the syringe?

Squeeze the paste out in portions directly into burrows, cracks, and harborages, or set it in bait trays along travel routes. The active ingredient is bromadiolone 0.005%, and a mummifying effect sets in after the rodent dies.

What foods can rat and mouse paste be mixed with?

With any food — mixing boosts palatability. The paste serves both as a ready-made bait and as a base: it is mixed with whatever food the rodents on a given site eat most eagerly, and in a heavy infestation, with the feed the site's rodents are used to.

How can rat bait be placed right inside a burrow or a crack behind a baseboard?

Paste in a syringe is suited to this: it goes straight into a burrow, a crack behind a baseboard, a wall void, or under equipment — places where a block simply will not fit and loose grain will not stay put.

What sites and rodents is Rat Death No.1 paste suitable for?

The paste is a format for professionals and difficult sites: basements and utility floors, warehouses, livestock buildings, and private homes with burrows around the perimeter. It is used against brown rats, house mice, and common voles.

What is the minimum order, and how many units per case and per pallet?

We ship wholesale from a single pallet. Pack size: 30 g syringe. Per corrugated case: 48 packs. Per pallet: 99 cases (11 rows of 9).

What documents are available for this item?

Document numbers for this item: TU 20.20.19-001-70448481-2019, RU.77.99.88.002.E.001632.04.19. State registration certificates and other documents are in the Product documents section; the complete procurement package is available on request.

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