Generation mini blocks contain the taste rodents can’t resist. They provide more of what tastes good (food grade grains and flavorings) and less of what tastes bad (wax and dye). Formulated with difethialone, the newest single feed anticoagulant, and whole food grade grains, mice, roof rats and Norway rats are readily attracted to this bait. As well, Generation mini block blocks are manufactured with rodent gnawing edges and a center hole for securing that prevents rodents from translocating blocks to sensitive areas. Keys to rodenticide performance:

• Place Generation mini blocks on vertical or horizontal rods in Aegis bait stations or other bait stations.

• Place Generation mini blocks between the rodents nest and/or feed and water supply.

• Maintain a consistent supply of Generation mini blocks until rodent feeding stops.

Generation pellets place packs work best in locations where bait needs to be protected from contamination or moisture until the rodents find and consume it. Formulated with difethialone, the newest single feed anticoagulant, these pre-measured place packs of rodenticide reduces wasted bait for maximum economic savings. No need to open place packs or touch the bait; special place pack film allows the pellets attractive aroma to escape luring rodents to knaw open the place packs and feed. Keys to rodenticide performance:

• Allows proper placement in hard-to-reach baiting locations.

• Special place pack film keeps pellets fresh until initially opened and consumed by rodents.

• Generation pellets place packs eliminates user exposure to the rodenticide during placement.

Rozol pellets contain chlorophacinone, a multi-feed rodenticide, an ideal choice for the control of Norway rats, mice and roof rats. Additionally, these pellets are especially well suited for use in wet or damp areas including river banks, gullies, irrigation ditches, etc. see label for full description of use sites. When applying Rozol pellets in these areas, a tamper resistant bait station is recommended to prevent non-targets (people and/or animals) from accessing the bait. Keys to rodenticide performance:

• When burrow baiting check treated areas daily to make sure the rodenticide has not been pushed out of the burrows.

• Contaminated or spoiled bait should be replaced immediately.

• Maintain a consistent and steady supply of rodenticide until rodent feeding stops.