Deadfast Mouse and Rat Killer Plus Block - Pack of 15

What is Deadfast Mouse & Rat Killer Plus Blocks?

If you have a rat or mouse infestation, now is the time to call on Deadfast Mouse & Rat Killer Plus Blocks. These easy to store, handle and use 20g blocks contain Difethialone. This is the most innovative anticoagulant in the biocidal market, with no known resistance in rodents. Developed to be effective at only 25ppm, it ensures that rodents consume a lethal dose the first time. This bait is even ideal for large infestations.

The poison blocks have excellent stability in high moisture and dusty conditions. They are stable at a wide temperature range (-15° to +50°C), easy to spike, rod and replace.

How Do I Use Deadfast Mouse & Rat Killer Plus Blocks?

Only use this poison in tamper proof bait stations, like the Deadfast Rat Killer Bait Station! Use indoors for Rats and Mice. Use Outdoors, around buildings, for Rats only.

Before use, refer to the rear of the box for user instructions and application rates depending on your infestation requirements.

In general, before using bait, remove readily available food such as spilled grain or food waste. Apart from this, do not clean or disturb the affected area before treatment. This will only act to disturb the rodents and make acceptance of bait less likely.

In general, while using the bait, visit bait stations after application to:

• Check the bait is accepted
• Remove dead rodents
• Re-fill bait when necessary

Safety and Environmental Information

WARNING: May cause damage to Organs through prolonged or repeated Exposure. Harmful to Aquatic Life with Long Lasting Effects.

Contains 0.025g/kg Difethialone

Have product container or label when obtaining treatment advice. In case of emergency call a local poison control centre or doctor immediately for treatment advice.

Direct or in-direct adverse effects:

• Effects result from the increased tendency to bleed.

In less severe poisoning:

• Bruising easily with occasion nose or gum bleeds, Appearance of blood in stools, Excessive bleeding from minor cuts or abrasions.

Poisoning symptoms Clinical symptoms:

• nosebleed, gum bleed, spitting blood, multiple or large haematoma, generally sudden appearance of an unusual visceral pain.

Biological symptoms:

• blood in the urine, increase in coagulation time.
• In cases of suspected exposure, medical assistance should be sought immediately.

Note that poisoning symptoms may develop over the course of several days.

If on Skin:

• Remove contaminated clothing and launder before re-use
• Rinse skin immediately with soap and water
• Monitor for symptoms described above

If in Eyes:

• Hold eye open and rinse slowly and gently with water for 15-20 minutes
• Remove contact lenses if present, after the first 5 minutes, then continue rinsing the eye Monitor for symptoms described above

If Swallowed:

• Wash out mouth with plenty of water Seek medical advice immediately and show container/label
• Do not induce vomiting unless told to do so by the poison centre or doctor
• Do not give anything by mouth to an unconscious person

Disposal:

• Dispose of contents and container according to local regulations. Contact your local council for details.