Protect PG granules for rodent control, bag 150 g

Rodenticide for the control of house mice and rats intended for use by the general public. The granules are attractive to harmful rodents and contain a bitter substance that reduces the risk of consumption by children and pets. Active ingredient: Bromadiolone 27mg/kg The product contains a bitter flavoring that reduces the risk of consumption by children and pets. Rats: 100-200 g of bait per deratization station. If it is necessary to have more deratization stations, they should be at least 5 m apart. The bait should not be used permanently for the purpose of preventing infestation or monitoring rodent activity. Use of Protect PG granules for the control of rodents: Before using the product, the general public should consider whether the use of mechanical traps or other non-chemical methods would not be sufficient to achieve the desired effect. If necessary, the product should be applied in tamper-proof stations located out of reach of children, birds, domestic and farm animals and other non-target organisms, close to the expected presence of rodents. If possible, the stations should be secured by attaching them to the ground or fixed points against pulling. All food and feed should be removed from the treated areas before applying the product. The stations should be marked with the warning information Do not move or open. Contains the rodenticide Bromadiolone. In case of an accident, call the Poison Information Centre. When handling the product, wear protective gloves, do not eat, drink or smoke. After finishing the activity, wash your hands and possibly contaminated skin with soap and water. The pest control stations must be checked no earlier than 5-7 days after the start of pest control and then at least once a week to verify whether the bait is accepted, the pest control stations are intact and to collect dead rodents. If necessary, replenish the bait. Remove contaminated or deteriorated bait. If the rodent population is not reduced within 35 days of the start of pest control, seek advice from the product supplier or contact the pest control service. The product and rodents intoxicated by the product may be dangerous to children, non-target animals and birds. Warning: Instructions for disposal of the product and contaminated packaging: at the end of pest control, dispose of unused and unusable bait and contaminated packaging as hazardous substances. The most suitable method is to burn them in a hazardous waste incinerator. Dead rodents can be disposed of by burning or burying them in a place where groundwater will not be polluted. Individual animals that die during unprofessional intervention can be placed in the municipal waste collection system.