Insect Traps & Pheromones - BASF - Bell Laboratories

Storm® Soft Bait Rodenticide has been developed into a unique, high oil content, soft bait formulation for unsurpassed efficacy even in the most difficult to control situations.

Selontra Soft Bait Rodenticide is a highly effective, innovative rodent bait that rapidly controls rodent infestations. Selontra is powered by a non-anticoagulant active ingredient and formulated into a stable, highly palatable soft block formulation.

Storm Secure is a second generation anticoagulant rodenticide. Only a very small amount is needed to kill a rat or mouse, and a lethal dose can be eaten in a single feed. Rodents then die three to five days after taking the bait. With some other rodenticides, rodents die more than a week after taking the bait.

Fastrac Blox Rodenticide is a ready-to-use, highly palatable, and all-weatherable block bait that controls rats and mice, including those resistant to anticoagulants.

Contrac Soft Bait Rodenticide is a single dose anticoagulant rodenticide with a highly palatable soft bait formulation for the control of rats and mice, including those resistant to other anticoagulants. It is for use in and around domestic, commercial, public services and industrial buildings.

DETEX with Lumitrack is a non-toxic rodent monitoring bait with a special additive that makes rodent droppings glow bright green under black light.

Ditrac Rodenticide is an all-weather, single-dose, anticoagulant rodenticide in pellet form. Ditrac pellets are highly palatable for the control of rats and mice.

Ditrac Blox All Weather Rodenticide is a single dose anticoagulant rodenticide containing the active ingredient Brodifacoum. It is made from a highly palatable wax block formulation for the control of rats and mice.

Contrac Blox All Weather Bait is a single dose anticoagulant rodenticide containing Bromadiolone and comes in the form of highly palatable wax blocks for the control of rats and mice. It is an excellent clean-out and maintenance bait to control mice and rats, including warfarin-resistant Norway rats.