Mouse Death™ No.1 Rodent Grain Bait, 100 g

Grain bait is the most direct answer to rodent wariness. Mice and rats eat grain anyway: in a shed, in a warehouse, in an outbuilding it is their everyday food. Bait in this form does not read as a new object, so the period of distrust that sometimes stalls a baiting program for days simply never arises.

The active ingredient is the anticoagulant diphacinone; death follows on the third to seventh day after feeding. The delayed action is deliberate: the pack does not connect a member's death with the food and keeps taking the bait to the end. The bittering agent (Bitrex) in the composition does not put rodents off, but it protects the bait from birds and reduces the risk of accidental poisoning.

How to lay it out

10–20 grams per point — along walls, near burrows, behind equipment, in spots with droppings or gnaw marks. Check and replenish the points for as long as the bait is being taken.

The 100 g bag covers a house or a country property; the case holds 100 bags — a workable purchasing step for a retail outlet.