Power Up Mirmex Ant Granules

Doff Power Up Mirmex Ant & Nest Killer is an insecticide bait designed specifically for the control of ants both indoors and outdoors. A powerful control that targets ants and their colonies.

  • Micro-encapsulated technology — sugar coated granules to attract ants to the bait.
  • After ingestion, the ant carries the bait back to the colony, helping to destroy it.
  • Bright blue coloured granules which are easy to see in the areas where they have been applied.
  • Granules are disseminated around the nest as the ant moves around.
  • 350g.
  • Contains: Cypermethrin, Denatonium benzoate

    INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
    • Wear suitable gloves
    • Keep children and animals away from the area prior to treatment
    • Spread the product above or near the nest or on surfaces where ants are present at a dose rate of 15-20g/m²
    • Once the infestation has been eliminated, remove any remaining bait by sweeping the area and placing any remaining granules in a dustbin.
    • Do not allow any granules to enter drains or water courses.
    • Do not use where food or feed can become contaminated.

    Additional information

    Weight 0.39 kg
    Dimensions 6 × 6 × 19 cm
    Barcode 5013655216448

    SKU F-BD-350-DPU

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