"Bagira" poisonous bait in paraffin-coated briquettes (Ukravit)

The substance starts to work immediately after the first feeding. The pest experiences severe shortness of breath and thirst, so it quickly leaves its hiding place and exits the premises in search of fresh air and water. The rodent dies within 3–7 days.

On agricultural land and garden plots the substance is placed in the pests’ burrows (one briquette per burrow), after which the burrow must be covered with soil.
In enclosed premises the poisonous briquettes should be placed on a specially prepared base (cardboard or plastic) in the likely nesting area and along the movement routes of mice or rats. Briquettes are replenished at intervals of 7 to 14 days until they remain completely untouched by rodents.

Precautions:
- Avoid possible ingestion by humans
- Use protective equipment and auxiliary tools
- Drinking, eating and smoking are strictly prohibited during use.
- Always place the bait in areas where it will be inaccessible to children and pets.

In case of contact with skin, eyes, or ingestion via the gastrointestinal tract, administer first aid immediately (the steps are described in detail on the packaging) and seek medical attention from the appropriate specialist.