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Violen Pasta Red 150gr

Normal price €3,00

Ready-to-Use Paste Bait for Rodents

Violen Pasta Red 150gr

Ready-to-use red paste rodenticide bait in 15 individual 10 g sachets. Use for house mice indoors and brown rats indoors or around buildings. Place exclusively inside a tamper-resistant safety bait station — never loose or exposed.

  • 15 sachets × 10 g
  • Brodifacoum 0,0025%
  • For mice & brown rats
  • Safety Bait Station Only
20–40 g per station for house mice
100–200 g per station for brown rats
At least 5 m between consecutive bait stations
Form RB Paste ready-to-use red bait
Packaging 150 g 15 portions of 10 g
Action Delay 4–10 days after consuming the bait
Control Period Up to 35 days with regular inspection of stations

Why Choose It

Ready-to-Use 10 g Portions

Easy, Measurable Dosage

Individual sachets help to calculate clearly the amount placed on each station, without weighing or preparing bait.

2nd-Generation Anticoagulant

Delayed Rodenticidal Action

Brodifacoum acts after the bait is consumed. Its effect occurs in 4–10 days, not immediately.

Clear Scope of Use

For Mice Indoors and Rats Around Buildings

Use for house mice indoors and brown rats indoors or around buildings.

Where to Place It Correctly

Place the station near confirmed rodent activity and, where possible, secure it to the ground or a stable structure.

Mice · Indoors Only

Near routes, holes, nest or food spots, always inside a safety station and away from children, animals and food.

Rats · Inside Buildings

In sheltered places where traces or movement have been observed, without contact with food, feed, utensils or work surfaces.

Rats · Around Buildings

Place where flooding cannot occur and the bait cannot come into contact with rain, surface water or drains. Do not use in fields or as loose bait in the garden.

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A Safety Bait Station Is Mandatory

Never leave sachets uncovered. The station must be tamper-resistant, prevent bait from being dragged out and remain inaccessible to children, pets, birds and other non-target animals.

Correct Application in 4 Steps

Before use, first consider non-chemical methods such as traps and limit available food and water sources.

1

Locate the Activity

Find trails, holes, nests, droppings and access points to food.

2

Measure the Correct Quantity

Use the 10 g sachets according to the rodent species.

3

Secure the Station

Place and fasten it close to the activity, away from water and non-targets.

4

Inspect & Replenish

Check at the correct frequency, replenish when needed, and remove dead rodents.

Dosage and Inspection Schedule

The stations are at least 5 m apart. The frequency of the first inspection changes depending on the species of rodent.

House Mouse · Indoors 20–40 g per station

Place 2–4 sachets of 10 g. Inspect at least every 2–3 days immediately after starting, then at least once a week.

Brown Rat · Inside or Around Buildings 100–200 g per station

Place 10–20 sachets of 10 g. The 150 g pack fills one station within the approved range. Inspect after 5–7 days and then at least once a week.

At Each Inspection: make sure the station remains intact, replenish the bait when needed, replace whatever was wet or polluted, and remove dead rodents with gloves or a suitable tool.

Which Rodents It Controls

It is approved for the following two species, from juveniles to adults.

House Mouse Mus musculus · indoors only
Brown Rat Rattus norvegicus · indoors or around buildings

Technical Details

Active Substance:
Brodifacoum 0,0025% β/β
Form:
RB · Ready-to-use bait
Content:
150 g · 15 × 10 g
Category:
TP14 biocidal rodenticide
Authorisation Number:
TP14-0228
Application:
Exclusively in a tamper-resistant bait station
SAFETY Precautions, first aid and storage

For Safe Use

H373: May cause damage to organs (blood) through prolonged or repeated exposure.
P301+P310: If swallowed, immediately call a Poison Information Centre or doctor.
  • Keep away from children, birds, pets, livestock and wildlife.
  • Use the product only inside a suitable safety bait station.
  • Do not place near food, drinks, feed, utensils, water or drains.
  • Do not eat, drink, or smoke while in use. Wash hands thoroughly afterwards.
  • Label the station to indicate that it contains rodenticide and must not be opened or moved.
  • Remove bait and stations at the end of the treatment. It is not used as a permanent preventive bait.
  • Discard the remaining bait and packaging according to local requirements.
  • It is kept closed, in a dry, cool and well-ventilated space, away from sun and unauthorized access.
Ingestion: do not cause vomiting. The antidote is vitamin K1 and is only administered by medical or veterinary personnel. For a pet, contact a veterinarian immediately.
Poison Information Centre: 210 779 3777

FAQ

How Many Bait Stations Does 150 g Fill?

For mice, the 15 sachets are sufficient for 3–7 full stations, depending on whether 40 or 20 g is used per station. For brown rats, 150 g fills one station within the approved range of 100–200 g. Stations must be at least 5 m apart.

When Should I Inspect the Stations?

For mice, inspect at least every 2–3 days immediately after starting. For rats, inspect after 5–7 days. Thereafter, inspect at least weekly and replenish bait when needed.

When Should I Expect Results?

Anticoagulants have a delayed action: 4–10 days are required after consumption. The population should be eliminated within 35 days. If activity continues, seek advice from the supplier or a licensed rodent-control operator.

Can I Use It Outdoors in the Garden?

Not as a general application in the garden, in a field or on open ground. For brown rats, outdoor use is only allowed around buildings, inside a safety station that is not in danger of flooding or contacting water.

Is It Safe If I Have Children or Pets?

It is a dangerous rodenticide. It is only used in a breach-resistant station, fixed and completely inaccessible to children and animals. The bitter agent of bait does not substitute for these measures.

Can I Leave the Bait Permanently for Prevention?

No. Anticoagulant rodenticides are not used as permanent preventive baits or for simple monitoring. After treatment is finished the remaining bait and stations are removed.

Product Documents

The official authorisation, its extension and the Safety Data Sheet for this product.