Rodent bait block BROS Kostka — 300 g, ready-to-use mouse and rat poison

BROS Kostka — 300 g ready-to-use rodent bait block formulated for control of commensal mice and rats. The solid block design simplifies placement in bait stations or sheltered locations and is suitable for use where rodent activity is observed. The product is intended for both indoor and outdoor use in locations such as storage areas, basements, sheds and around buildings; users must follow label instructions for safe application, placement and disposal.

Advantages

The bait block is supplied ready to use, eliminating need for on-site mixing or preparation. Its solid form resists small debris and moisture better than loose bait, supporting longer service life in protected placements. The formulation is designed to attract both mice and rats, allowing a single product to be used for mixed infestations. Blocks can be placed in bait stations or fixed positions to reduce non-target access when used according to label directions.

Suitable for

• Control of house mice in residential and commercial premises
• Control of brown and black rats around buildings and outdoor sheltered sites
• Use inside bait stations in warehouses, storerooms and utility rooms
• Use in sheltered outdoor locations such as under eaves, in sheds and near outbuildings

Key specifications

• Form: solid bait block
• Net weight: 300 g per block
• Ready-to-use — no mixing required
• Application: indoor and sheltered outdoor use
• Placement: suitable for bait stations and protected fixed locations

How to use

Place the bait block in locations with signs of rodent activity such as droppings, gnaw marks or runways. For indoor use, position blocks inside bait stations or behind equipment and along walls where rodents travel. For outdoor use, install blocks in sheltered areas protected from rain and direct sunlight. Follow label directions regarding the number of blocks per location, distance between bait points and safe handling precautions. Keep blocks out of reach of children, pets and non-target wildlife; collect and dispose of rodent carcasses and used bait according to local regulations.

Usage recommendations

Inspect bait placements regularly and replace blocks when depleted or contaminated. Use bait stations to limit access by non-target animals and to comply with safety recommendations. Combine baiting with sanitation and exclusion measures for a comprehensive rodent control approach.