• Contains 0.005% difenacoum w/w second generation anti coagulant
• Packed in easy-to-use 50g placement sachets to keep the bait fresh
• Sachets keep the bait contained and uncontaminated until consumption
• Sachets improve the palatibility, service life and safety of the bait
• Rodents will eat through the sachet wrapper to get to bait making detection easier
• Approval No: UK 2014-0808
• Use: In and around buildings, in sewers and in open areas away from buildings<

Approval No: UK 2014-0808

Contains/Active: 0.005 % difenacoum

Area of Use: In and around buildings and in Sewers. Authorised for use in Open areas away from buildings

Target Species: Rats & Mice

PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY, STEWARDSHIP CONDITIONS APPLY

Whole wheat packed in 100 x 50 g sachets. The sachets do not need to be opened as the rodents will eat through the packaging material. Safety - Contains denatonium benzoate.

Romax baits are blended with feeding enhancers and adjuvants to improve palatability and bait take.

The dust free, de-husked wheat contains bio-stats that inhibit mould/fungi growth when the bait is used in damp conditions. The whole wheat is also treated to prevent germination which increases the quality life of the product without affecting its palatability. Unlike some other whole wheat formulations

Romax difenacoum baits contain the human taste deterrent denatonium benzoate which will deter accidental consumption by children. A blue dye that acts as a colour warning indicator has been added which will help identify any handling or attempted consumption of the bait. These additives offer enhanced safety without the loss of palatability.

As a distributor of many forms of professional and amateur use rodenticide PestFix actively supports and promotes the Campaign for Responsible Rodenticide Use to its customer base. PestFix is a registered CRRU supporter.

The CRRU aims to protect wildlife while promoting and providing effective rodent control through the responsible use of rodenticides.

For further details on CRRU visit www.thinkwildlife.org

We ask that ALL of our customers, whether you are an amateur user or professional user to follow the CRRU Code at ALL times

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

To conduct a responsible and effective rodent control programme, users should adhere to the following statutory conditions and guidance.

1. SITE SURVEY

Before placing the bait, carry out a site survey to establish the type (i.e. rodent species), and extent of infestation. Check any possible rodents’ points of access, burrows, hiding places and where practical, restrict rodents access to other sources of water and food; identify the most suitable places for placing the bait from the assessment of fresh droppings, inside or near burrows, rodent runways and feeding places.

To minimise the use of rodenticide baits, in particular for rodents’ treatments in sensitive areas (e.g. food industries, grain storage facilities and animal rearing), the use of non-toxic baits should be considered for monitoring rodent activity. If the presence of rodents has been confirmed, consider the use of Romax Muskil rodenticide under the control of a risk assessment.

2. TREATMENT

With the help of gloves, place the baits in commercially available bait stations paying attention to clearly indicate its content and purpose. Where these are not available, hide the baits inside pieces of drainage pipe or on trays under tiles, making sure that baits are safely secured so that rodents cannot carry them away. Always make sure that baits are adequately protected from children and non-target animals, such as pets and birds.

APPLICATION RATE

Mice: Use bait points of up to 50 g. Place bait points 5 metres apart, reducing to 2 metres in areas of high infestation.

Rats: Use bait points of up to 100 g. Place bait points 10 metres apart, reducing to 5 metres in areas of high infestation.

3. MONITORING

Make regular inspections of the bait points (recommended every 3 or 4 days) and replace any bait that has been eaten by rodents, damaged by water or contaminated by dirt.

4. END OF TREATMENT

Treatment period can be considered concluded when baits remain uneaten. Search for, collect and dispose of the remains of bait and any remaining rodent bodies and dispose them safely complying with legislation regarding the correct disposal of waste. See below for further instructions.