Supa-Kill 80g Block Bait

Supa-Kill Block Bait is a compressed natural food source to rodents and therefore is exceptionally palatable.

The Block Bait is impregnated with the active ingredient.

We recommend that the Block Bait be used where there is little or no food competition e.g. dog food, rice, and wheat or bird seed.

This product can be used either for internal or external baiting, using a Supa-Kill Tamper Proof or Cardboard bait station.

Supa-Kill 80g Block Bait

Reg. No. SA: L10422 Act 36/1947

Effective against Warfarin resistant rats and mice, usually after a single feed.

Active Ingredient: BROMADIOLONE: 0.05 g/kg.

Ready-to-use, block bait.

Controls: Roof rats, Norway rats and common house mice.

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DIRECTION FOR USE:

USE ONLY AS DIRECTED. For use in the home, on the farm and industrial premises. Supa-Kill Rat and Mouse poison can kill rodents after a single feed. Death will take place within 4 to 12 days. EFFECTIVE AGAINST WARFARIN RESISTANT RATS AND MICE. ALWAYS PLACE SUPA-KILL RAT & MOUSE POISON IN A COVERED BAIT STATION TO PREVENT ACCESS TO BAIT BY CHILDREN AND ANIMALS. Bait points should be inspected and replenished every 7 days until feeding ceases.

WARNINGS & PRECAUTIONS

HANDLE WITH EXTREME CARE. Prevent access to bait by children and animals. Store away from food and feed. Poisonous if swallowed and on prolonged contact with skin. Toxic to fish and wildlife. In case of poisoning, call a doctor or a veterinarian and make this label available to him.

Avoid contamination of feed, food, eating utensils and water. Set bait stations where they will be inaccessible to children, pets, livestock and other non-target animals. Wash hands and exposed skin after handling the poison. Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling the poison. Destroy empty container and do not use for any other purpose. Bury dead rodents and any uneaten bait at the end of treatment.

SYMPTOMS OF POISONING & FIRST AID TREATMENT:

Bleeding from the gums and nose, bleeding under the skin, pallor, haemorrhage into and around the elbow and knee joints. Blood in the urine and faeces.

If swallowed, call the Griffon Poison Information Centre (082 446 8946) for treatment advice. Only induce vomiting if advised to do so or if it is less than three hours since the bait was eaten. Take the person to a hospital or a doctor IMMEDIATELY and show the product label. In the case of animal poisonings consult a veterinarian.

NOTE TO PHYSICIAN OR VETERINARIAN:

NORWAY AND ROOF RATS:

MICE:

PACKAGING INFORMATION

Registration Certificates MSD Sheets Trem Cards COA

Supa-Kill 80g Block Bait

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Distributor’s: Agro-Serve t/a Efekto, Isando, Ekurhuleni.

Distributor’s: Poultry and Piggery industry.

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