Diphacinone

• Liqua Tox II is a liquid concentrate, active ingredient, Diphacinone, a multiple feed bait.
Liqua Tox created by Bell Laboratories, noted for its outstanding rodent acceptance and control of Norway Rats, Roof Rats, and House Mice.


• Liqua Tox kills both rats and mice.
  Liqua Tox contains 0.106 percent Sodium Diphacinone which can be mixed with a quart of water to yield a quart of finished bait with 0.005 percent Diphacinone.



• Liqua Tox gives very good control under dry conditions or when food is readily available, such as grain elevators and food storage warehouses ( where dry bait could not compete). Rats need water daily and mice will drink when it is available.



• Mix one 1.68 fl oz envelope with water( see mixing recommendations below), distributing the liquid bait in to bait stations or dispensers in areas where rats and mice will most likely find and consume the bait.
  Liqua Tox can be placed in containers, such as chicken founts and plastic bait stations, for bait placements.



• Selection of treatment areas may include along walls, by gnawed openings, in corners or concealed places, in or beside burrows, between floors and walls, or where rodents have been seen.

 

LIQUA-TOX II can be dispensed in Tamper Proof Bait Stations, tamper-resistant bait stations, chicken fonts or other receptacle away from pets and other non-target animals.





• APPLICATION DIRECTIONS RATS:

  Provide a minimum of 1 pint (16 fluid ounces) of LIQUA-TOX II in each dispenser (suitably-equipped bait station, chick fount, or other suitable device). If infested area is large, or if rat population appears to be high, use dispensers at several locations. Space dispensers and refill them as needed to ensure that bait is exposed in all infested areas where it can be used without putting non targetorganisms at risk.

  APPLICATION DIRECTIONS MICE:

  Provide 1/2-pint (8 fluid ounces) placements of LIQUA-TOX II in suitably-equipped bait stations, chickfounts, or other appropriate vessels. Place dispensers at intervals of 8 - 12 feet in all infested areas where bait can be used without putting nontarget organisms at risk. FOLLOW-UP: Replace contaminated or spoiled bait immediately. Collect and properly dispose of dead animal sand bait that is no longer needed. Continue treatments aslong as target species are being controlled by bait and nontarget species are not at risk.