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Flatline Soft Bait provides professional rat and mouse control with a palatable formulation containing 0.005% chlorophacinone. This first-generation anticoagulant requires multiple feedings and supports ongoing rodent management during light to heavy activity. Its soft formulation maintains its integrity in hot environments, making it a practical option for labeled indoor and outdoor placements.
Convenient 28-gram pouches simplify bait placement and can be secured on compatible horizontal or vertical bait rods. Flatline helps pest management professionals address rodent activity while supporting routine inspection, replenishment, and maintenance programs.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Liphatech |
| Active ingredient | Chlorophacinone 0.005% — equivalent to 50 ppm |
| Rodenticide type | First-generation anticoagulant |
| Feeding requirement | Multiple feedings |
| Formulation | Ready-to-use soft bait |
| Individual pouch size | 28 grams, approximately 1 ounce |
| Primary target pests | Norway rats, roof rats, and house mice |
| Additional targets | Other rodent species specifically listed on the product label, subject to state restrictions |
| Labeled use area | Inside and within 100 feet of qualifying man-made structures |
| EPA Registration No. | 7173-308 |
| Signal word | CAUTION |
Labeled structures include residences, commercial and industrial buildings, agricultural buildings, and food processing facilities, subject to applicable restrictions. State law may prohibit uses otherwise listed on the federal label.
The following directions apply to 28-gram pouches. Rates are measured per bait placement, rather than per acre or 1,000 square feet.
| Target pest | Bait per placement | Typical spacing | Bait maintenance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mice and labeled meadow voles* | 1 pouch; up to 2 at locations with very high activity | 8–12 feet apart | Maintain a constant supply of fresh bait for 15 days or until signs of activity cease |
| Rats | 3–16 pouches | 15–30 feet apart | Maintain a constant supply of fresh bait for 10 days or until signs of activity cease |
Meadow vole use is not permitted in California.
Place bait where rodents are likely to encounter it, such as along walls, near gnawed openings, and in concealed travel areas. Remove competing food sources and replace spoiled or contaminated bait. Burrow baiting and broadcast application are prohibited.
Bait stations are mandatory for outdoor, above-ground applications. Use tamper-resistant stations wherever children, pets, or other non-target animals could reach the bait. Wear the required protective clothing and waterproof gloves when handling bait.
| State | Restriction |
|---|---|
| California (CA) | Listed as restricted to licensed applicators only. California additionally prohibits most chlorophacinone uses; only qualifying exempt uses are permitted. |
California sales must meet applicable licensed-dealer requirements. An applicator license alone does not authorize prohibited residential or other uses. Availability and use remain subject to current state requirements and the product label.
Flatline combines a palatable bait formulation with convenient handling features for professional rodent management.
| Benefit | Practical advantage |
|---|---|
| Palatable soft formulation | Encourages feeding by target rats and mice |
| Maintains integrity in heat | Supports bait placement in hot environments |
| Convenient pouch format | Simplifies placement and replenishment |
| Compatible with bait rods | Pouches can be secured on suitable horizontal or vertical rods |
| Reduced debris | Formulated to help reduce cleanup and service time |
| Useful across activity levels | Supports management programs addressing light to heavy rodent activity |
How does Flatline Soft Bait work?
Flatline contains chlorophacinone, an anticoagulant that interferes with normal blood clotting. Rodents must consume the bait through multiple feedings.
How quickly does Flatline control rodents?
Results depend on bait consumption and the size of the infestation. Maintain bait availability and monitor activity according to the label; Flatline requires repeated feeding.
Do I need to open the pouches?
No. Rodents can chew through the pouch to reach the bait. The U.S. label also permits removing the wrapper when the bait is secured inside a bait station using a suitable feeding device.
Can Flatline be used outdoors?
Yes, where permitted by state law and the label. Outdoor applications must remain within the labeled distance from qualifying structures, and above-ground placements require bait stations.
Is Flatline safe around pets and wildlife?
Flatline is toxic to mammals and birds. Animals can be poisoned by eating the bait or rodents that consumed it. Prevent access to bait, promptly collect dead rodents, and contact a veterinarian immediately if a pet eats the product. Always read and follow the complete product label.
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Flatline Soft Bait provides professional rat and mouse control with a palatable formulation containing 0.005% chlorophacinone. This first-generation anticoagulant requires multiple feedings and supports ongoing rodent management during light to heavy activity. Its soft formulation maintains its integrity in hot environments, making it a practical option for labeled indoor and outdoor placements.
Convenient 28-gram pouches simplify bait placement and can be secured on compatible horizontal or vertical bait rods. Flatline helps pest management professionals address rodent activity while supporting routine inspection, replenishment, and maintenance programs.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Liphatech |
| Active ingredient | Chlorophacinone 0.005% — equivalent to 50 ppm |
| Rodenticide type | First-generation anticoagulant |
| Feeding requirement | Multiple feedings |
| Formulation | Ready-to-use soft bait |
| Individual pouch size | 28 grams, approximately 1 ounce |
| Primary target pests | Norway rats, roof rats, and house mice |
| Additional targets | Other rodent species specifically listed on the product label, subject to state restrictions |
| Labeled use area | Inside and within 100 feet of qualifying man-made structures |
| EPA Registration No. | 7173-308 |
| Signal word | CAUTION |
Labeled structures include residences, commercial and industrial buildings, agricultural buildings, and food processing facilities, subject to applicable restrictions. State law may prohibit uses otherwise listed on the federal label.
The following directions apply to 28-gram pouches. Rates are measured per bait placement, rather than per acre or 1,000 square feet.
| Target pest | Bait per placement | Typical spacing | Bait maintenance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mice and labeled meadow voles* | 1 pouch; up to 2 at locations with very high activity | 8–12 feet apart | Maintain a constant supply of fresh bait for 15 days or until signs of activity cease |
| Rats | 3–16 pouches | 15–30 feet apart | Maintain a constant supply of fresh bait for 10 days or until signs of activity cease |
Meadow vole use is not permitted in California.
Place bait where rodents are likely to encounter it, such as along walls, near gnawed openings, and in concealed travel areas. Remove competing food sources and replace spoiled or contaminated bait. Burrow baiting and broadcast application are prohibited.
Bait stations are mandatory for outdoor, above-ground applications. Use tamper-resistant stations wherever children, pets, or other non-target animals could reach the bait. Wear the required protective clothing and waterproof gloves when handling bait.
| State | Restriction |
|---|---|
| California (CA) | Listed as restricted to licensed applicators only. California additionally prohibits most chlorophacinone uses; only qualifying exempt uses are permitted. |
California sales must meet applicable licensed-dealer requirements. An applicator license alone does not authorize prohibited residential or other uses. Availability and use remain subject to current state requirements and the product label.
Flatline combines a palatable bait formulation with convenient handling features for professional rodent management.
| Benefit | Practical advantage |
|---|---|
| Palatable soft formulation | Encourages feeding by target rats and mice |
| Maintains integrity in heat | Supports bait placement in hot environments |
| Convenient pouch format | Simplifies placement and replenishment |
| Compatible with bait rods | Pouches can be secured on suitable horizontal or vertical rods |
| Reduced debris | Formulated to help reduce cleanup and service time |
| Useful across activity levels | Supports management programs addressing light to heavy rodent activity |
How does Flatline Soft Bait work?
Flatline contains chlorophacinone, an anticoagulant that interferes with normal blood clotting. Rodents must consume the bait through multiple feedings.
How quickly does Flatline control rodents?
Results depend on bait consumption and the size of the infestation. Maintain bait availability and monitor activity according to the label; Flatline requires repeated feeding.
Do I need to open the pouches?
No. Rodents can chew through the pouch to reach the bait. The U.S. label also permits removing the wrapper when the bait is secured inside a bait station using a suitable feeding device.
Can Flatline be used outdoors?
Yes, where permitted by state law and the label. Outdoor applications must remain within the labeled distance from qualifying structures, and above-ground placements require bait stations.
Is Flatline safe around pets and wildlife?
Flatline is toxic to mammals and birds. Animals can be poisoned by eating the bait or rodents that consumed it. Prevent access to bait, promptly collect dead rodents, and contact a veterinarian immediately if a pet eats the product. Always read and follow the complete product label.
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