Sapphire 25 Grain Rat and Mouse Killer – 150g Pouch (6 x 25g Sachets)

• Before using mice & rat poison, non-chemical control methods (e.g. rodent traps) should be considered. Also consider preventative control measures such as blocking access holes, and removing potential food and drink sources as far as possible in order to improve rodenticide intake and reduce the likelihood of reinvasion.
• Remove food that is readily attainable for rodents (e.g. spilt grain or food waste). Do not clean up the infested area just before the treatment, as this only disturbs the rodent population and makes bait acceptance more difficult to achieve.
• Use rat & mice poison only in tamper-resistant bait stations. Bait stations should be placed in the immediate vicinity where rodent activity has been observed (e.g. rodent runs, nesting sites, holes, burrows, etc.).
• When used for the control of mice, bait stations must only be placed indoors. Replace any mice & rat poison in a bait station in which bait has been damaged by water or contaminated by dirt. Where possible, bait stations must be fixed to the ground or other structures.
• Place bait stations out of the reach of children, birds, pets, farm animals, and other non-target animals. Place bait stations away from food, drink and animal feeding stuffs, as well as from utensils or surfaces that have contact with these.
• Place the bait stations in areas not liable to flooding. Do not place bait stations near water drainage systems where they can come into contact with water. When using rat & mice poison do not eat, drink or smoke. Wash hands and directly exposed skin after using rat & mice poison. Remove the remaining bait or the bait stations at the end of the treatment period.
• Search for and remove dead rodents during treatment, at least as often as when bait stations are inspected.

For both rats and mice: Use 50g (2 sachets) of mice & rat poison bait per bait station.

If more than one bait station is needed, the minimum distance between bait stations should be 5 to 10m apart for rats and 2 to 5m apart for mice.

Mice: The bait stations should be visited at least every 2 to 3 days at the beginning of the treatment and at least weekly afterwards, in order to check whether the bait is accepted, the bait stations are intact and to remove rodent bodies. Re-fill bait when necessary.

Rats: Place the bait stations in areas non-liable to flooding. Replace any mice & rat poison bait in a bait station in which bait has been damaged by water or contaminated by dirt. The bait stations should be visited only 5 to 7 days after the beginning of the treatment and at least weekly afterwards, in order to check whether the bait is accepted, the bait stations are intact and to remove rodent bodies. Re-fill bait when necessary.

Store in a dry, cool, and well-ventilated place. Keep only in the original pouch. Keep the pouch closed and away from direct sunlight. Store in places prevented from the access of children, birds, pets and farm animals. At the end of the treatment, dispose of uneaten mice & rat poison and the packaging in accordance with local requirements. In Ireland dispose of uneaten bait and the packaging in accordance with EPA requirements for the disposal of hazardous waste.

Use of gloves is recommended. Dispose of dead rodents in accordance with local requirements. Poisoned rodents should be double-bagged using plastic bags and either disposed of in a
household waste bin with a secure lid to prevent access of wildlife or pets, or collected by a specialist waste contractor. Rodents can be disease carriers. Do not touch dead rodents with your bare hands. Use gloves or use tools such as tongs when disposing of them.

Unfortunately, it has been decided at the European level (European Biocide Directive 2018) that mice & rat poison placed on the market for untrained users should not be sold in packs bigger than 300g. We sell the strongest mice & rat poison available on the market (brodifacoum 0.025%).

If you require higher quantities of rodenticide you can purchase several pouches. We offer discounts for higher quantities purchased. If you are distributing rodenticides please contact us directly, we can offer pallet quantity discounts.

It contains brodifacoum, a second-generation anticoagulant that causes internal bleeding. A single feed is typically enough to kill a rodent within 3–5 days.

Yes, but it must be used in tamper-resistant bait stations and kept out of reach of children and pets.

Yes, if used according to label instructions and placed in tamper-proof bait stations away from feed areas.

Rodents typically die within 3 to 5 days after consuming the bait. In addition, rats and mice may take several days before starting to eat the bait, and it is why you should remove all other food alternative during the treatment.

It is manufactured in France under strict quality control for professional pest control use.