ContraPest Isolate Bait System Kits

ContraPest-Isolate Bait System

ContraPest is a reproductive inhibitor for female and male rats and a highly palatable liquid contraceptive. By restricting fertility in both Norway and roof rats, it leads to a significant decrease in the number of rats on site. ContraPest extends the existing efforts of your integrated pest management (IPM) program for results you can rely on.

Why Rats Like This Bait

ContraPest is a liquid formulation that is high in fat and tastes sweet, which is a preferred flavor profile for rodents, particularly rats. The liquid formulation was partly developed based on rodents’ significant daily water requirements. Rats consume 10% of their body weight in water each day. In early testing, ContraPest was consumed in the presence of other food and water sources.

EPA Reg. No. 91601-1

Benefits of ContraPest

• Repeated consumption leads to reduced fertility
• Long-term rat population management-Sustained rat population reduction
• Non-lethal solution
• Reduce Infestation Levels
• Minimizes risks to non-target species populations
• Minimize Handler Risk

Why Rats Like Contrapest's Isolate Bait

ContraPest Isolate Bait is a liquid formulation that is high in fat and tastes sweet, which is a preferred flavor profile for rodents, particularly rats. The liquid formulation was partly developed based on rodents’ significant daily water requirements. Rats consume 10% of their body weight in water each day. In early testing, ContraPest was consumed by other food and water sources.

EPA Reg. No. 91601-1

Packaging

These kits include Aegis RP Bait Stations and Isolate Bait (8 oz)(240 ml).

• (1) Aegis RP Station + (1) Isolate Bait -Starter Kit-1 bait station and 1 bait insert (one-month bait supply)
• (3) Aegis RP Stations + (3) Isolate Baits -3 bait stations placements with 1 bait insert (one-month bait supply)
• (3) Aegis RP Stations + (9) Isolate Baits - (3 Locations/3 Month Supply)-3 bait stations placements with 3 bait inserts (three-month bait supply)
• Aegis Rodent Bait Station Universal Key included per order. If you need an additional key, click here: Aegis Rodent Bait Station Universal Key.
 

How To Use Contrapest Isolate Bait Kits

Select Treatment Areas

ContraPest baited stations should be carefully placed close to rat foraging areas to control the population effectively.

Rat populations are concentrated in areas with steady food sources and little predator threat. Inspect where rats are most likely to come across and eat bait. These sites may include hidden crevices along walls, close to burrows, structural gaps in floor, wall, or ceiling regions (for example, in rafters, beams, or attics), or anywhere else where rats have been active.

Use strategic placement at foraging location, not standard spacing.

It is advised to utilize chew cards or non-toxic bait blocks to locate these areas. Multiple bait stations may be set up in the designated foraging zones if necessary.

Installation of Isolate Bait System

• Place bait stations in areas where rats are known to feed (for example, dumpsters, animal feed, loose trash, etc.)
• When possible, utilize areas where previous baiting has been successful
• Keep bait stations at least 30 feet away from lethal methods
• Place one (1) Isolate Bait System in the station compartment and remove the seal.
• Deployment Guide

Monitoring

• Maintain an uninterrupted supply of ContraPest bait at the stations.
• Check bait stations and replace bait inserts as necessary, or at least every month.
• Add a second ContraPest Bait Station if 50% or more of the Isolate Bait System has been consumed between service visits to ensure a constant supply.

Maintenance

• Replace ContraPest monthly or as often as needed if consumption is high for optimal performance.
• If consumption is repeatedly low or ceases, try relocating the bait station to a different location
• Properly dispose of any leftover bait, as instructed in this label's Storage and Disposal section.

Product Care

Place the bait station on a firm, level surface in an area of rat activity. Avoid placing bait stations in direct sunlight to reduce ContraPest evaporation. Do not place bait stations where they are likely to become submerged or inundated with water (e.g., below the mean higher high-water mark in tidal areas, in storm sewers, or catch basins) or on an uneven surface. Maintain an uninterrupted supply of ContraPest bait in the stations. Check bait stations and replace bait inserts as necessary, or at least every month. Properly dispose of any leftover bait, as instructed in this label's Storage and Disposal section.

EPA Reg. No. 91601-1