Fastrac Place Pacs Pellets

FASTRAC Place Pacs is an acute rodenticide containing the active ingredient, Bromethalin. Available in pre-measured place pacs that rodents readily gnaw through to access the bait, FASTRAC Place Pacs kills rats and mice in two or more days after consuming a toxic dose.

FASTRAC Place Pacs are single-feed for effective population control when compared to anticoagulants, so more rodents can be controlled with less bait. Technicians save time and money with FASTRAC Place Pacs.

Bell scientists developed a method of synthesizing Bromethalin that removes by-products and impurities, yielding an effective and consistent product. This powerful active ingredient, in combination with Bell's highly palatable formulation, gets dramatic results in rodent acceptance and control.

This pelleted bait is manufactured using an advanced formulation to produce a fresh tasting, durable pellet, noted for outstanding palatability and long shelf life. Pellets hold up well in adverse conditions, making them a popular choice for pest control professionals. The hardness of the pellet also satisfies the rodent's desire to gnaw.

Pelleted FASTRAC comes in 15g polyglassine place pacs to keep bait fresh and free of contaminating odors. Rodents open the place pacs by gnawing. The slender place pacs can be used in bait stations, along rodent runways and in hard-to-reach locations.

• It is colored purple for easy identification and can be used in federally inspected meat and poultry plants.
• The quick kill allows for a quicker solution to the rodent population. Anticoagulant baits work on a delayed effect basis. A rodent feeding on an anticoagulant bait outside a food warehouse may continue to forage for another 3-7 days before the effects of the bait work.
• Fastest acting rodenticide; kills mice or rats in one to two days.
• Stop Feed Action -Allows more kills with less bait
• Bromethalin Active - A non-anticoagulant highly effective on rodents.
• No tolerance or resistance.
• Bait shyness is not associated with Fastrac.
• Effective on both mice and rats, new Fastrac kills in one to two days, even hours in some instances. Mice consume about 2-4 grams of food daily, and rats consume 15-35 grams daily. On average, it takes 2.5 grams to kill a mouse, and 7-8 grams to kill a rat.