NEW PRODUCT

Evolve™ Soft Bait

Evolve™ interferes with the reproductive mechanisms in both male and female rats. As a FIFRA Section 25(b) exempt minimum risk pesticide it poses little or no risk to human health or the environment. As part of a complete IPM strategy, it works in tandem with other rodent control tactics to target the survivors.

 

Left unchecked, two adult rats can be responsible for the birth of up to 15,000 descendants after a year. In other words, all it takes is two rats to bring an infestation back to its original size or larger. Both ContraPest and Evolve work by counteracting this rebound effect, significantly reducing their ability to reproduce. Once deployed, your furry foes’ departure is simply a matter of time.

It’s Rat Birth Control™.

Rein in rampant rat reproduction before it starts

ContraPest is the first EPA-registered contraceptive for both male and female rats developed by rat fertility control scientists to create healthy environments by virtually eliminating rat pest populations. Designed to restrict fertility in both sexes, ContraPest is:

Delicious

Fatty and delicious, it’s a “milkshake” rats can’t get enough of.

Low risk

Specially formulated for the size and biology of rats and deployed in child- and dog-resistant devices, ContraPest poses lower risk to non-targets when used as directed.

INTEGRATIVE

Added to an integrated pest management system, it controls the population before conception.

What to expect with contrapest®

  • CONTROL

    The true size of a rat infestation can be difficult to pinpoint, but using ContraPest monthly will allow for continuous consumption by any new, unobserved rats.

  • SPEED

    Deploying ContraPest together with other methods, including lethal measures, can speed up the process because you’re targeting both ends of the life cycle: birth and death.

  • EFFICIENCY

    As rat populations decrease over time, less ContraPest may be required, resulting in more efficiency.

CONTRAPEST® IS IDEAL FOR:

PEST MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALS

COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

CITY-OWNED SPACES

AGRIBUSINESS

ZOOS AND SANCTUARIES