This all-weather bait may be applied in wet or dry places, both indoors and outdoors. Generation Pellet Place Packs are packaged with a special film that keeps it fresh and is good for hard-to-reach baiting locations. Pellet shape mimics seeds in rodents’ environment
Product Information
Generation Pellets-Place Packs
Formulated by Liphatech, Generation is a potent second-generation anticoagulant rodenticide featuring the active ingredient difethialone. Generation Pellets are infused with whole grains and seeds, Generation entices and tempts rats and mice with its palatability.
Generation bait pellet packs are designed for efficient placement in difficult-to-reach areas. They feature difethialone (25 ppm) as the active ingredient, with Vitamin K1 as the antidote. The paraffinized formula makes them particularly effective in areas where moisture is an issue. Additionally, the unique packaging ensures that the pellets stay fresh until rodents consume them.
Features
Ideal for proper placement in hard-to-reach baiting locations.
Contains the active ingredient difethialone (25 ppm); Vitamin K1 is the antidote.
Paraffinized formula works well where moisture is a concern.
Special place pack film keeps pellets fresh until consumed by rodents.
Quick and easy bait placement.
Specifications
Packaging
Sold by 4 pails only due to EPA regulations, not for sale separately.
Norway rats, Roof rats, House Mice, and warfarin-resistant house mice.
Norway rats and House mice may consume a lethal dose in one night's feeding, with dead rodents appearing four or five days after feeding begins.
Active Ingredient (s)
Difethialone . . . . . . 0.0025%, a Second-generation anticoagulant invented by and exclusive to Liphatech.
For Use :
Indoors or Outdoors
Place Generations Pellet Packs in inaccessible locations to children, pets, domestic animals, and nontarget wildlife. Use tamper-resistant bait stations that cannot be destroyed by dogs or children under six. These stations should also be used to prevent young children from reaching into bait compartments and obtaining bait. Units must be secured or immobilized if they can be shaken from stations when lifted.Â
Place within 100 feet of man-made structures
Yield
N/A
Mixture|Application
N/A
Application
Identify and Select Treatment Area: Identify the most likely locations for rats and house mice to find and eat the bait. These areas commonly include positions adjacent to walls, openings that have been gnawed, hidden corners, spaces between walls or floors, in the vicinity of burrows, or places where rat and mouse sightings or signs have been reported. Eliminate as many alternate food sources as possible.
House Mice: Applying 1 bait pack per placement is recommended, typically 8 to 12 feet apart. If the house mouse activity is very high, up to four packs may be required at specific points. Fresh bait should be made available for 15 days or until there are no signs of house mouse activity.
Rats: For rats, 4 to 16 packs of bait should be placed per placement, with a spacing of 15 to 30 feet. A constant supply of fresh bait should be maintained for 10 days or until there are no signs of rat activity.
