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Brigand WB Wax Block Rodenticide - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by George from Virginia Beach, Virginia
    04/18/2015
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    Are Brigand products available in smaller sizes?
    I want to purchase wax and soft bait, but don't need or want the bulk only purchase online which also increases the price.
    A
    Brigand WB is only available in the 18 lb pails due to EPA restrictions passed back in June 2011.
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  • Asked by Michelle from Minnesota
    09/08/2019
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    Approximately how many blocks are in the 18 pd container of Brigand WB Wax Block Rodenticide?
    A

    The 18 lb. pail of Brigand WB Wax Block Rodenticide contains 288 blox.

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  • Asked by Roger from Lee's Summit
    08/22/2022
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    Is this rodentcide harmful to house pets if the pet catches a rodent after the rodent has eaten the bait?
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    Brigand WB Wax Block Rodenticide would only harm a pet if directly consumed. However, we always advise to use these inside a secure bait station to ensure a non-target animal such as a pet cannot consume them. When it comes to second hand poisoning, a pet would normally need to consume their weight in rodents who perished from the bait. However well fed pets will not feed on rodents, only play/toy with them 
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