Oval Brodifacoum Wax Block Rodenticide Bait

⚠️ IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE: This product contains bromadiolone, a second-generation anticoagulant rodenticide. It is for professional use only. Place only in tamper-resistant bait stations or in locations inaccessible to children, pets and non-target animals. Bromadiolone is toxic to aquatic life with long-lasting effects. Search for and remove dead or moribund rodents during the campaign.

GOLDEN-CAT Oval Brodifacoum Wax Block Rodenticide Bait is a ready-to-use paraffin wax block with a smooth oval profile. It is placed in tamper-resistant bait stations in and around buildings, food processing facilities, warehouses, loading docks and agricultural structures.

The oval profile and the smooth surface are not cosmetic choices. They determine how the block sits inside the station, how much of the bait face is exposed to gnawing, and how easy it is to read consumption at the next service visit.

Product Identity and Active Ingredient

Bromadiolone is a hydroxycoumarin anticoagulant. It interferes with vitamin K-dependent clotting factor synthesis, and the second-generation activity profile means a single feeding is usually sufficient under label conditions.[reference:0]

Specifications

Where This Format Fits

Wax blocks are chosen when loose grain baits or pellets would degrade or be displaced. The paraffin matrix holds the block together in damp cellars, sewer chambers, loading docks, perimeter runs and other outdoor or semi-outdoor positions. The oval profile sits in standard tamper-resistant stations without forcing or cutting.

Typical professional placements include:

• Commercial and institutional buildings: offices, warehouses, hospitals, schools, government facilities
• Food-handling sites: processing plants, mills, storage rooms and commercial kitchens, strictly per label instructions
• Industrial and utility sites: manufacturing plants, power stations, substations
• Agricultural and rural sites: farms, grain stores, livestock buildings, waste dumps
• Exterior perimeter baiting: building edges, loading bays, fence lines

On placement density, published municipal protocols for bromadiolone wax bait in China commonly use 10–20 g per bait point indoors, with points spaced at roughly 15 m² intervals; outdoor perimeter points are typically 5–7 m apart. These figures are operational references only. The label of the destination country and the supervising PCO’s program design take precedence.

Handling and Compliance

Who may apply it. Licensed pest control operators, trained professional users with demonstrated competence, and facility pest management teams working under a licensed supervisor. Consumer sale is not permitted.

Bait station requirement. Use inside tamper-resistant bait stations wherever required by local regulation. Secure the block if the station has a fixing rod or clip.

PPE. Waterproof gloves, long sleeves, long trousers, shoes and socks at minimum. Wash hands and exposed skin after handling and before eating, drinking or smoking.[reference:1]

Records. Maintain application records: date, location, number of blocks placed, blocks consumed and removed, and any non-target sightings.

Storage and disposal. Store locked, away from food, feed and water. Dispose of unused bait and containers through an approved hazardous waste route or according to local requirements.

Safety Summary

A full Safety Data Sheet is supplied with each order and should be read before handling.

Supply and Ordering

Technical Questions Buyers Ask

Is the active ingredient bromadiolone or brodifacoum?
This product is bromadiolone 0.005% w/w. Brodifacoum is a different second-generation anticoagulant supplied in separate GOLDEN-CAT formulations. The two should not be described interchangeably in purchase orders or regulatory filings.

Why use wax block rather than loose bait?
The wax matrix resists moisture and physical breakdown. It is suitable for damp, humid and outdoor positions where grain bait would clump, mold or be scattered. The trade-off is that block format is less flexible for burrow dosing, which is usually better served by loose bait or pellets.

What is the typical bait point rate for a professional program?
Published public-health protocols often cite 10–20 g per indoor point, with outdoor perimeter points at 5–7 m spacing. These are reference figures; the product label and the PCO’s site assessment determine the actual number and placement of points.

Does the block contain a bittering agent?
Denatonium benzoate is incorporated where required by the destination market. Confirm the target market’s requirement before finalizing the specification.

What documents ship with an order?
SDS, COA, label text and export documentation. Import registration in the destination country remains the buyer’s responsibility.

What is the shelf life, and does it apply to all sizes?
24 months in sealed, cool, dry storage. The 3-month figure sometimes quoted in pest-control FAQs generally refers to adhesive trap products, not sealed rodenticide blocks.