ACTO MOUSE Paste Bait FLUO 50g: Anti-Rodent Treatment for Indoor

Control mouse infestations with the ACTO NEON BAIT PASTE

When faced with a mouse infestation, it is essential to act with an effective and well-thought-out solution. The mouse paste ACTO NEON BAIT PASTE is a rodenticide product specially designed for the elimination of mice inside your premises. Presented in the form of a ready-to-use paste, it combines an attractive formulation with a delayed-action active substance for complete colony control. This product must be used in secure bait boxes to protect children and non-target animals.

Enhanced attractiveness for fast consumption

What distinguishes this bait is the combination of two technologies. The first, called PASTA PLUS, consists of integrating cereals into the dough to increase its palatability and encourage rodents to consume it. The second is the addition of a fluorescent dye. This fluorescence, perceived as a familiar element by mice, helps to reduce their natural distrust of novelty (neophobia), encouraging them to taste the bait more quickly. Tests conducted under real-world conditions have shown a preference for this fluorescent bait up to 2.5 times higher than a conventional non-fluorescent formula.

Directions for Use and Treatment Strategy

For optimal effectiveness, it is advisable to follow a precise application method. The product should be placed in secure bait stations, if possible secured to the ground or structure. The recommended dosage for controlling mice is 50 g of paste per bait station. In case of a heavy infestation, space the boxes 2 meters apart. For a smaller infestation, a spacing of 5 meters is sufficient. The biocidal effect of this product is based on Difenacoum, an anticoagulant that acts between 4 and 10 days after ingestion. This delay is a deliberate strategy to prevent other colony members from becoming wary of the bait, thus ensuring wider disposal.

Recommendations for safe and efficient use

Before starting treatment, it is essential to take certain precautions. Consider removing any other accessible food sources (garbage, scattered grain) to maximize the appeal of the bait. Avoid deep cleaning the infested area just before placing the traps, as this can disturb the rodents and make consumption more difficult. Here are some key points for security:

1. Place bait boxes out of the reach of children, birds, and pets or livestock.

2. Never open the individual bags containing the dough.

3. Always wash your hands after handling the product.

4. Do not place bait stations near drainage systems.

5. Wear gloves when handling the product and especially when removing rodent corpses, which can carry diseases.

Treatment monitoring and technical information

Regular follow-up is a prerequisite for success. Inspect bait stations every 2 to 3 days at first, then once a week. During these inspections, check consumption, refill with bait if necessary, and remove rodent carcasses for disposal in a proper collection circuit. The complete treatment should eliminate the pests within 35 days. If the activity persists, it is recommended to contact a professional. Once the treatment period is over, remove any remaining bait and cans.

1. Active Substance: Difenacum (CAS No. 56073-07-5) at 0.0029% w/m.

2. Product Type: Rodenticide (TP14), ready-to-use bait.

3. Content: Net mass 50 g, divided into 10 g bags.

4. Antidote: Vitamin K1, to be administered only by medical or veterinary personnel.

5. Warning: Suspected risk of serious organ (blood) effects from repeated exposures (H373).