Barrettine Romax D Wax Block

Knockout Romax D Blocks are a highly palatable ready to use formulation for the control of rats and mice.

Authorised for ‘Non Certified’ users. Contains Difenacoum 0.0025 % (w/w). Proven to be a fast and effective potent rodenticide. Read and follow the product information as well as any information accompanying the product or provided at the point of sale before using it. Prior to the use of rodenticide products, non-chemical control methods (e.g. traps) should be considered. Consider preventative control measures (block holes, remove potential food and drink as far as possible) to improve product intake and reduce the likelihood of reinvasion.

Directions for use: Remove food which is readily attainable for rodents (e.g. spilled grain or food waste). Apart from this, do not clean up the infested area just before the treatment, as this only disturbs the rodent population and makes bait acceptance more difficult to achieve. Use only in tamper resistant bait stations. Bait stations should be placed in the immediate vicinity where rodent activity has been observed (e.g. rodent runs, nesting sites, holes, burrows etc.). When used for the control of mice, bait stations must only be placed indoors.

Replace any bait in a bait station in which bait has been damaged by water or contaminated by dirt. Where possible, bait stations must be fixed to the ground or other structures. Place bait stations out of the reach of children, birds, pets, farm animals and other non-target animals. Place bait stations away from food, drink and animal feeding stuffs, as well as from utensils or surfaces that have contact with these. Place the bait stations in areas not liable to flooding. Do not place bait stations near water drainage systems where they can come into contact with water. When using the product do not eat, drink or smoke. Wash hands and directly exposed skin after using the product. Remove the remaining bait or the bait stations at the end of the treatment period. Search for and remove dead rodents during treatment, at least as often as when bait stations are inspected.