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CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX Bromadiolone Rat and Mouse Bait

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Bell Laboratories Inc


CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX Bromadiolone Rat and Mouse Bait

Control rats and mice with CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX, a weather-resistant bait containing 0.005% bromadiolone for labeled indoor and outdoor placements.

CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX combines a palatable bait formula with durable, easy-to-secure blocks for rat and mouse control. Its 0.005% bromadiolone formulation is a second-generation anticoagulant that supports both infestation cleanouts and ongoing maintenance programs.

Each approximately 1-ounce block contains food ingredients blended with a small amount of paraffin to balance rodent acceptance with resistance to damp conditions. Multiple gnawing edges encourage feeding, while a center hole allows attachment to compatible bait-station rods. The compact blocks fit conveniently into labeled baiting locations.

Product Details

Feature

Details

Product name

CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX

Manufacturer

Bell Laboratories, Inc.

Active ingredient

Bromadiolone 0.005% — equivalent to 50 ppm

Formulation

Ready-to-use extruded rodenticide blocks

Rodenticide type

Second-generation anticoagulant; a lethal dose may be consumed in one feeding

Block weight

Approximately 1 oz. / 28 g

EPA Registration Number

12455-79

Signal word

CAUTION

Package configurations

18-lb pail; case of four 4-lb pails; case of sixteen 1-lb City Packs

Manufacturer codes

CB4051: 18-lb pail; CB4047: 4-lb pail format; CB1616: City Pack case

UPC Number

18-lb pail: 030835400492; 4-lb inner pail: 030835401055

Not for sale to

CA, CT, ME, SC, VT — restricted to appropriately licensed applicators where lawful. California also limits use to legally permitted exceptions; an applicator license alone does not authorize every use.

Benefits of Using This Product

Feature

Benefit

Palatable formulation

Encourages feeding with a blend of food ingredients and a small amount of paraffin.

Weather-resistant blocks

Performs in wet and dry conditions when placed and protected according to the label.

Multiple gnawing edges

Provides accessible feeding surfaces that suit rodents’ gnawing behavior.

Center mounting hole

Helps secure bait on compatible rods inside tamper-resistant bait stations.

Single-feeding activity

Rats and mice may consume a lethal dose during one feeding, supporting efficient control.

Cleanout and maintenance use

Fits programs addressing active infestations and recurring rodent pressure.

Target Rodents and Use Sites

Category

Labeled examples

Primary rodents

Norway rats, roof rats, house mice, and warfarin-resistant Norway rats

Additional rodents

Meadow voles, deer mice, white-footed mice, and other specifically listed species, subject to label and state limitations

Residential and commercial sites

Homes, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities

Agricultural and food facilities

Agricultural buildings and food-processing facilities

Other sites

Public buildings, listed transport vehicles, docks, and terminal buildings

Use only inside and within 100 feet of qualifying man-made structures. Do not apply to food or feed crops, broadcast bait, place it in burrows, or use it in sewers.

Application Rates

These directions apply to the approximately 1-ounce / 28-gram blocks. Always follow the label attached to the purchased package.

Target

Bait per placement

Typical spacing

Maintain fresh bait

Rats

3–16 blocks

15–30 ft.

10 days or until activity ceases, as directed on the label

House mice and meadow voles where permitted

1 block; up to 2 at points of very high activity

8–12 ft.

15 days or until activity ceases, as directed on the label

Replace spoiled or contaminated bait promptly and collect visible rodent carcasses using waterproof gloves.

Placement and Handling

Tamper-resistant bait stations are required for outdoor above-ground placements and wherever children, pets, or other nontarget animals could reach the bait. Protect placements from rain and snow. Wear the label-required protective clothing and gloves, and prevent contamination of food, feed, and water.

Bait and poisoned rodents can harm pets and wildlife. Always read and follow the complete product label.

Package Options

Configuration

Total bait weight

Purchasing note

One 18-lb pail

18 lb.

Bulk pail format

Four 4-lb pails

16 lb.

Pails supplied together as a case

Sixteen 1-lb City Packs

16 lb.

Individually portioned bags supplied as a case

Professional-use packaging must meet the label’s minimum sale quantity. Inner packages marked as prohibited for individual sale must remain part of the complete sales unit.

How quickly does CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX work?

Norway rats, roof rats, and house mice may consume a lethal dose in one feeding. The first dead rodents may appear approximately four to five days after feeding begins. Continue monitoring and replenishing placements as directed.

Does all-weather mean the bait can be left exposed outdoors?

No. Weather resistance helps the blocks withstand damp conditions, but outdoor placement still requires appropriate bait stations and protection from rain and snow.

Can the blocks be secured inside bait stations?

Yes. Their center hole accommodates compatible securing rods, helping keep bait positioned inside the station.

Is CONTRAC safe around dogs and cats?

It is a poison and must be kept inaccessible to pets. Vitamin K1 is an antidote used under medical or veterinary supervision. Suspected exposure requires immediate professional treatment advice.




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Description

CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX Bromadiolone Rat and Mouse Bait

Control rats and mice with CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX, a weather-resistant bait containing 0.005% bromadiolone for labeled indoor and outdoor placements.

CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX combines a palatable bait formula with durable, easy-to-secure blocks for rat and mouse control. Its 0.005% bromadiolone formulation is a second-generation anticoagulant that supports both infestation cleanouts and ongoing maintenance programs.

Each approximately 1-ounce block contains food ingredients blended with a small amount of paraffin to balance rodent acceptance with resistance to damp conditions. Multiple gnawing edges encourage feeding, while a center hole allows attachment to compatible bait-station rods. The compact blocks fit conveniently into labeled baiting locations.

Product Details

Feature

Details

Product name

CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX

Manufacturer

Bell Laboratories, Inc.

Active ingredient

Bromadiolone 0.005% — equivalent to 50 ppm

Formulation

Ready-to-use extruded rodenticide blocks

Rodenticide type

Second-generation anticoagulant; a lethal dose may be consumed in one feeding

Block weight

Approximately 1 oz. / 28 g

EPA Registration Number

12455-79

Signal word

CAUTION

Package configurations

18-lb pail; case of four 4-lb pails; case of sixteen 1-lb City Packs

Manufacturer codes

CB4051: 18-lb pail; CB4047: 4-lb pail format; CB1616: City Pack case

UPC Number

18-lb pail: 030835400492; 4-lb inner pail: 030835401055

Not for sale to

CA, CT, ME, SC, VT — restricted to appropriately licensed applicators where lawful. California also limits use to legally permitted exceptions; an applicator license alone does not authorize every use.

Benefits of Using This Product

Feature

Benefit

Palatable formulation

Encourages feeding with a blend of food ingredients and a small amount of paraffin.

Weather-resistant blocks

Performs in wet and dry conditions when placed and protected according to the label.

Multiple gnawing edges

Provides accessible feeding surfaces that suit rodents’ gnawing behavior.

Center mounting hole

Helps secure bait on compatible rods inside tamper-resistant bait stations.

Single-feeding activity

Rats and mice may consume a lethal dose during one feeding, supporting efficient control.

Cleanout and maintenance use

Fits programs addressing active infestations and recurring rodent pressure.

Target Rodents and Use Sites

Category

Labeled examples

Primary rodents

Norway rats, roof rats, house mice, and warfarin-resistant Norway rats

Additional rodents

Meadow voles, deer mice, white-footed mice, and other specifically listed species, subject to label and state limitations

Residential and commercial sites

Homes, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities

Agricultural and food facilities

Agricultural buildings and food-processing facilities

Other sites

Public buildings, listed transport vehicles, docks, and terminal buildings

Use only inside and within 100 feet of qualifying man-made structures. Do not apply to food or feed crops, broadcast bait, place it in burrows, or use it in sewers.

Application Rates

These directions apply to the approximately 1-ounce / 28-gram blocks. Always follow the label attached to the purchased package.

Target

Bait per placement

Typical spacing

Maintain fresh bait

Rats

3–16 blocks

15–30 ft.

10 days or until activity ceases, as directed on the label

House mice and meadow voles where permitted

1 block; up to 2 at points of very high activity

8–12 ft.

15 days or until activity ceases, as directed on the label

Replace spoiled or contaminated bait promptly and collect visible rodent carcasses using waterproof gloves.

Placement and Handling

Tamper-resistant bait stations are required for outdoor above-ground placements and wherever children, pets, or other nontarget animals could reach the bait. Protect placements from rain and snow. Wear the label-required protective clothing and gloves, and prevent contamination of food, feed, and water.

Bait and poisoned rodents can harm pets and wildlife. Always read and follow the complete product label.

Package Options

Configuration

Total bait weight

Purchasing note

One 18-lb pail

18 lb.

Bulk pail format

Four 4-lb pails

16 lb.

Pails supplied together as a case

Sixteen 1-lb City Packs

16 lb.

Individually portioned bags supplied as a case

Professional-use packaging must meet the label’s minimum sale quantity. Inner packages marked as prohibited for individual sale must remain part of the complete sales unit.

FAQ

How quickly does CONTRAC All-Weather BLOX work?

Norway rats, roof rats, and house mice may consume a lethal dose in one feeding. The first dead rodents may appear approximately four to five days after feeding begins. Continue monitoring and replenishing placements as directed.

Does all-weather mean the bait can be left exposed outdoors?

No. Weather resistance helps the blocks withstand damp conditions, but outdoor placement still requires appropriate bait stations and protection from rain and snow.

Can the blocks be secured inside bait stations?

Yes. Their center hole accommodates compatible securing rods, helping keep bait positioned inside the station.

Is CONTRAC safe around dogs and cats?

It is a poison and must be kept inaccessible to pets. Vitamin K1 is an antidote used under medical or veterinary supervision. Suspected exposure requires immediate professional treatment advice.

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