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Rat Death® No.1 Rodent Wax Blocks
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About the product
Damp is the great enemy of rodenticide bait. Grain and soft blocks in a basement, a utility tunnel, or the open air soak up moisture, grow mold, and lose their scent — and the rodents stop taking them before the product has time to work.
The wax shell solves this physically: the block holds its shape and keeps its look and aroma where any other bait would spoil within days. A rodent needs hard food in its own right — it is how it wears down its constantly growing incisors. The active ingredient is the anticoagulant diphacinone; death follows on the third to seventh day.
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.
A format for basements and crawl spaces, sewer and cable tunnels, dumpster areas, and open ground — in other words, for housing services, maintenance crews, and farms.
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.
Questions and answers
How do you lay out wax blocks for rats and mice?
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; the points are checked and replenished for as long as the bait is being taken.
How many days do Rat Death No.1 wax blocks take to kill rodents?
Death follows 3–7 days after the bait is eaten: the active ingredient is the anticoagulant diphacinone 0.015%. The blocks have a mummifying effect — no decomposition odor.
Why don't wax blocks go moldy in a damp basement?
The wax base protects them: it holds its shape in damp conditions, and the block keeps its look and aroma where grain and soft baits soak up moisture, grow mold, and lose their scent. It is a format for basements and crawl spaces, utility tunnels, dumpster areas, and open ground — for housing and utility services, maintenance services, and farms.
Isn't a wax block too hard for rats and mice?
No. A rodent needs hard food in its own right — it is how it wears down its constantly growing incisors. A block like this is easy to gnaw and to haul into the burrow for later, and the composition includes a food-based bait, a flavoring, and an attractant.
What is the minimum order, and how many units per case and per pallet?
We ship wholesale from a single pallet. Pack size: 50 g pack. Per corrugated case: 120 packs. Per pallet: 40 cases (5 rows of 8).
What documents are available for this item?
Document numbers for this item: TU 9392-009-69007441-2012, RU.77.99.88.002.E.001108.02.13. State registration certificates and other documents are in the Product documents section; the complete procurement package is available on request.
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