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Alligator® Special Soft Baits, 200 g

Pack size200 g bag
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
Barcode4620769131850
TU 20.20.19-001-70448481-2019 RU.77.99.88.002.E.004492.12.21

Packaging and logistics

Corrugated case
Transport packaging
30 packs of 200 g
Barcode14620769131857
Dimensions390 × 240 × 130 mm
Gross weight6.3 kg
Pallet
Shipping unit
63 cases
Stacking pattern9 rows of 7
Dimensions1200 × 800 × 1170 mm
Product weight397 kg

Advantages

Natural food components — flour, cracked grain, vegetable oil
Against black and brown rats, house mice, and other rodents
Death follows 2–10 days after the bait is eaten
Individual sachets — placement without touching the bait
Mummifying effect, plus Bitrex against accidental ingestion

About the product

A value-segment bait where the saving is on the packaging, not the formulation. The base is flour, cracked grain, and vegetable oil: the natural food components that bring the rodent to the Alligator baits in the first place.

The form is soft dough, the most palatable of all. The active ingredient is the anticoagulant bromadiolone; death follows 2–10 days after feeding, the delayed action does not alarm the pack, and the mummifying effect spares you the odor of decomposition. Bitrex (the bittering agent) does not hurt palatability for rodents, but it protects the bait from birds and reduces the risk of accidental poisoning.

How to lay them out

Place them along walls and baseboards, behind equipment, near burrows, and on travel routes — wherever droppings, gnaw marks, or tracks are visible. Rodents move along vertical surfaces, so bait in the middle of a room will not work. Check and replenish the points for as long as the bait is being taken.

The 200 g bag is a format for high-volume wholesale and routine prevention: warehouses, hangars, farms, and outbuildings, where usage is counted per site rather than per room.