Ready-for-use rodenticidal ‘pasta’ baits based on Bromadiolone.

In Megalon Pasta bromadiolone is formulated as pasta baits of approximately 20 grams each, obtained by mixing food grade ingredients such as: flour, sugars, vegetable fats, proteins and preservatives. The baits contain denatonium benzoate, which makes them extremely bitter hence discouraging ingestion by children and pets.

The specific characteristic of denatonium benzoate is that it is not detected by the palate of rodents at concentrations like the one in Megalon Pasta. Pasta baits are characterized by exceptional palatability and energetic value. Therefore, it is recommended to control rodents in different environments, even in the presence of highly competitive food sources.

Megalon Pasta is accepted and consumed by all infesting rodents: rattus norvegicus, rattus rattus, mus musculus.

Bromadiolone belongs to second generation indirect anticoagulants and is marked by high toxicity for rodents, similarly to Brodifacoum. Its toxicity is effective irrespective of the duration of the bait consumption. According to literature, between 90% and 100% of rats fed for 1, 2 or 4 days with baits containing 0.005% Bromadiolone die. Moreover, they die irrespective of the amount of bromadiolone ingested.

One more peculiarity of bromadiolone is that it is normally well accepted by rodents’ palate. In a few bait types it is the best accepted rodenticidal ingredient.

Target: Rodents
Package: 2.5, 5 KG / Bucket