VICTOR® Fast-Kill® Brand Place Packs are made with a powerful single-feed non-anticoagulant.  Containing the fastest formulation on the market, Fast-Kill® brand controls the toughest rodent populations in 1-2 days and in some cases in only a couple hours.  For these reason, Fast-kill® brand is the ideal bait for an economical and quick knock down of occasional problems.

With Fast-Kill® brand unique formulation, rodents will stop feeding after eating a lethal dose.  This allows you to control more rodents with less bait!  Additionally, since mice aren’t over eating, there is no risk of secondary poisoning with Fast-Kill® brand baits.  So pets won't be harmed if they accidentally eat a poisoned rodent! 

Made in the USA, Fast-Kill® brand baits use the highest quality, bakery grade ingredients that rodents find irresistible.  Some of these premium ingredients, such as oats, have been left whole to further entice rodents by appealing to their desire to gnaw.

Victor® Fast-Kill® Brand Place Packs are so easy to use, simply drop the place packs near signs of rodent activity.  Your hands never come in contact with the poison.  Packs are individually sealed to ensure the freshest bait.  Rodents will chew through and open the packs themselves.  These ready to use bait packs are perfect for any rodent control need including controlling Norway Rats, Roof Rats, and House Mice.

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Victor® Rodenticides -
How They Work

The Victor® Rodenticides are a highly effective method of controlling rats and mice.  Victor® Rodenticides come in two different presentations to repel rodents:

1. Pellets - Pellet baits are provide the rodent with a small food particle it can readily pick up and handle — similar to a rodent holding a seed or a nut.  Pellets are also packaged into “place packs”, which deliver baits into hard-to-reach locations in small, sealed in paper packets. Bait packets keep rodenticides fresh and facilitate convenient, quick, “no-touch” placement of bait. 

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     2.  Blocks - Blocks bait formulations offer versatility and convenience for rodent infestations
          in any location since they can be used indoor and outdoors. Block baits are made in the form
          of extruded blocks — similar to the method that is used for making dry dog foods.  The blocks
          are extruded in a unique shape designed to provide an attractive gnawing item for rodents. 

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Victor® Rodenticides -
Expert Tips

• Location, Location, LOCATION!

  The most important rule for the effective use of rodenticide is good bait placement location based on thorough inspections to determine the high-activity areas of rodents.  Thus, thorough inspections to determine the numbers and placements of bait are critical. 

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• Bait Rotation

  Pest Management Professionals know that the key to successful baiting is to alternate among different rodenticide actives.  Also known as “Bait Rotation”, this technique requires that different active ingredients can be used to:

                •  Prevent Bait Shyness

                •  Maximize Consumption

                •  Limit Resistance

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Victor® Rodenticides -
Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many pellets of the second-generation anticoagulants does it take to kill a
    rodent?

A: Usually only a few pellets will kill a mouse. For rats, usually 6-30 pellets are  required. Both
    rats and mice will continue to feed for several days until they succumb to the effects of
    the poisons.
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Q: Will rodents leave the building to die?
A: Poisoned rodents may die anywhere, including in some very inconvenient
    areas. There is no evidence the rodents exit buildings “seeking water” and
    die outside.  Most times, poisoned rodents succumb in their nests.
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Q: What should I do it my pet eats mouse or rat poison?
A: Call the poison control number located on the package immediately for more information.
    This information is required by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to be on all rodent
    bait packages.
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