Kumatox G granular bait to kill domestic mice 300 g

Baits are placed in the places of greatest rodent abundance, near their burrows, usual food and Water sources and on paths to them. Pellets are placed on impermeable trays, suitably covered or preferably in extermination stations, so as to prevent access by other animals and also to avoid contamination of food and feed. The quantity and density of the bait placement is governed by the number of rodents in the facility.

For mice:
1-3 piles of 25-100 g per 100 m?. The baits should be checked and replenished as long as the take lasts. Unconsumed bait residues must be harvested, dead animals must be collected and buried in a designated place.

Attention! Kumatox must not be used in the wild. May pose a health hazard if swallowed and in contact with mucous membranes and skin! Protect from domestic and farm animals. It must not be used other than as specified in the instructions. Keep out of reach of children

Health and safety at work: wear work clothes, boots and gloves when setting traps. Do not eat, drink or smoke while working. Wash your hands with soap and Water before eating and whenever you stop working.
Symptoms of poisoning: nausea and vomiting shortly after ingestion. After a few hours to days, bleeding into the skin and mucous membranes, bruising, blood in the urine and stool, bleeding from the nose and gums.

First aid: if swallowed, drink about half a litre of lukewarm Water with 10 tablets of medicinal charcoal and induce vomiting by irritating the throat. In case of eye contact, wash with a stream of clean Water for 10-15 minutes. If skin is affected, remove contaminated clothing, wash skin with soap and Water. Refer the casualty to medical treatment with information about the product and first aid given. The antidote in case of poisoning is Vitamin K1, the dose is determined by the doctor. Treatment can be consulted with the Toxicology Information Centre in Prague.