Stakeholder Consensus Rodenticide Label Language

(Based on EPA-Approved June 30th LiphaTech Label)

August 24, 2011

DIRECTIONS FOR USE: ....................No changes

READ THIS LABEL:................... No changes

IMPORTANT:................ No changes

Note: Tamper-resistant bait stations are mandatory for outdoor, above ground use and 

baits must be secured within the stations using rods or similar means.

USE RESTRICTIONS

This product may be used to control Norway rats, roof rats and house mice in and within 

450 feet of buildings and other man-made structures constructed in a manner so as to 

be vulnerable to commensal rodent invasions and/or to harboring or attracting rodents 

infestations. Examples of such structures include homes and other permanent or 

temporary residences, food plants, industrial and commercial buildings, agricultural and 

public buildings and similar man-made structures. It may also be used in transport 

vehicles (ships, trains, aircraft), and within 450 feet of port of terminal buildings and 

related structures. This product may also be used in alleys. Take precautions to prevent 

rodenticide particles from entering ventilation systems. Do not contaminate water, 

food, feed, feedstuffs, or any equipment used for handling food or feed. Do not 

broadcast bait. 

USE RESTRICTIONS IN OUTDOOR, NONCROP AREAS, INCLUDING AREAS MORE THAN 450

FEET FROM BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES: This product may be used to control Norway 

rats, roof rats and house mice in outdoor noncrop areas, such as active Norway/Roof rat 

burrows, parking lots, transport vehicle depots, holding crates and containers, garbage 

dumps, landfills and recycling facilities. 

Other noncrop areas further than 450 feet from buildings and structures such as 

property fence lines, dry ditches, railroad and highway rights of way can be treated with 

this product providing : a) infestations of the commensal rodents ( Norway rat, roof rat 

or house mice) have been confirmed and, b) used only until the infestation has been 

eliminated. Preventative maintenance practices of establishing permanent bait stations 

containing this product in these areas without an active infestation of the targeted 

commensal rodents is prohibited. Because commensal rodent infestations may occur in 

areas farther than 450 feet from buildings/structures when the rodents have ample 
supplies of food and cover, efforts should be made to remove conducive food trash, 

garbage, clutter, and debris. This product must not be applied directly to food or feed 

crops. All baits must be secured within tamper-resistant bait stations or placed deeply 

in active Norway/roof rat burrows using only loose pellets or meal formulation. Do not 

broadcast bait. Do not apply if heavy rain or flooding would result in contaminating 

aquatic environments. 

SELECTION OF TREATMENT AREAS: Determine areas where rats and house mice are 

likely to find and consume bait, such as along walls, by gnawed openings, within active 

burrows, in corners and concealed places, between floors and/or walls, or locations 

where rodents or their signs have been seen.

APPLICATION DIRECTIONS: ........................House Mice; No Changes. 

Rats: Apply from 3 to upwards of 16 ounces per placement. For highly infested areas, 

baits can be applied at 15-30 feet spacings. Maintain a constant supply of fresh bait for 

at least 10 days or until signs of rat activity ceases. 

a.) Label Language Specific to Pellet and Meal Formulations:

When treating active Norway/roof rat earthen burrows or burrows within structural 

cavities, use only loose pellet or meal formulations inserted directly into the burrows so 

that it cannot be seen or accessed directly by non-target animals.

b.) Label Language Specific to Block, Soft Bait and Sachet Formulations:

Block and sachet formulations should contain the following prohibition:

Application of this product into burrows is prohibited.