Contrac Rat and Mouse Soft Bait | Bromadiolone
Control rats, mice, and meadow voles with CONTRAC Soft Bait. Compare 16 lb package options and find bait placement rates for the 10 g bromadiolone sachets.
CONTRAC Soft Bait is a ready-to-use rodenticide for rats, mice, and meadow voles in and around qualifying structures. Each 10 g paper sachet contains an oil-based bait with 0.005% bromadiolone, a second-generation anticoagulant. The label includes warfarin-resistant Norway rats and house mice.
Bell Laboratories uses a blend of saturated and unsaturated fats to encourage feeding. The paper wrapper sits close to the soft bait, and the measured portions make it easy to count out placement and see how much bait to replenish.
Product details
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Product detail
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Information
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Manufacturer
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Bell Laboratories, Inc.
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Active ingredient
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Bromadiolone, 0.005% (50 ppm)
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Formulation
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Ready-to-use, oil-based soft bait in 10 g (0.35 oz) paper sachets
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EPA registration number
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12455-146
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Signal word
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Caution
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Package options
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One 16 lb pail (CS1016) or a case of four 4 lb pails (CS4040). The 4 lb inner pails must be sold as a complete case.
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UPC number
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030835406265 for the 16 lb pail (CS1016)
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Not for sale to
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California (CA). In Connecticut (CT), Maine (ME), South Carolina (SC), and Vermont (VT), sales are restricted to appropriately licensed applicators where permitted.
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Where to use CONTRAC Soft Bait
Select locations where droppings, gnaw marks, or repeated travel indicate an active feeding route. The label permits use inside and within 100 feet of qualifying structures. Examples include homes, warehouses, agricultural buildings, and food-processing facilities.
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Use site
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Placement requirement
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Inside residential, commercial or agricultural buildings
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Place bait along active travel routes, such as walls and concealed corners. Use tamper-resistant stations wherever children, pets, birds, or other nontarget mammals could reach the bait.
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Outside qualifying structures
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Use bait stations for all outdoor, aboveground placements. Protect bait from rain and snow. The label prohibits broadcasting bait and placing it in burrows.
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Food and feed facilities
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Keep bait away from food, feed, water, and contact surfaces. USDA-inspected facilities require tamper-resistant bait stations.
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Application rates by target pest
Count the 10 g sachets per placement and space placements along active rodent routes. The label gives rates by placement and distance, so there is no per-acre or per-1,000-square-foot rate.
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Target pest
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Sachets per placement
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Typical spacing
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Maintain a continuous supply of fresh bait
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Rats, including Norway rats and roof rats
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9–43 sachets (90–430 g)
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15–30 ft
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At least 10 days or until signs of rat activity cease
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Mice and meadow voles
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1–2 sachets (10–20 g). Up to 6 sachets (60 g) where activity is very high.
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8–12 ft
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At least 15 days or until signs of activity cease
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Wear waterproof gloves, shoes, and socks when handling bait. Replace spoiled or contaminated bait promptly. Wear gloves to collect exposed carcasses and leftover bait, and follow the label for disposal. Pets and wildlife can be poisoned by eating bait or poisoned rodents.
Benefits of using this product
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Feature
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Practical benefit
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Palatable oil-based bait
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The fat blend and close-fitting paper wrapper encourage target rodents to feed.
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Measured 10 g portions
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Applicators can count the required bait for a mouse placement or a larger rat placement without weighing it.
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Temperature and mold resistance
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Preservatives help the bait resist freezing, melting, and mold between service visits.
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