Description
The Scatterkill for Snails 700g is part of the garden care range at Bug Bounty SA, available online with delivery to your door or nearest Pudo locker anywhere in South Africa.
a Ready to use bran Snail bait. Controls Snails. Safer formulation, contains a pet repellent. Unique bran flake bait. a Stomach and contact poison for the control of Garden Snails.
Directions for Use:
- Use dry bait and scatter approx. 25g per m² during late afternoon when snails are active following rain or irrigation. The bait can also be applied in heaps of tablespoon quantities every 1m along paths around dense ground cover, shrubs or vegetable patches. Treatment should be repeated until all signs of snail damage has stopped.
Safety Information:
Poisonous when swallowed. Do not apply to edible crops; instead, apply in heaps next to crops requiring protection from snails. Store away from food and feed, and keep out of reach of children. Wash hands with soap and water after contact with the product. Destroy the empty container and do not reuse it for any other purpose.
Emergency Contact Information:
Please contact the following institution for human and animal poisoning, and chemical spills:
Griffon Poison Information Centre: 082 446 8946
Please contact the following institution for human poisoning and snake bites:
Western Cape Poison Helpline: 0861 555 777 (24hours)
Scatterkill for Snails 700g specifications
- Brand: Protek
- Pack size: 700g
- Active ingredients: Metaldehyde 30g/kg, Carbaryl 20g/kg
- Registration number: Reg. No. L5058 Act No. 36 of 1947
Using Scatterkill for Snails 700g safely
Always read the label before use and follow the directions, application rates and safety precautions on the pack exactly. Keep the product out of reach of children and pets, and away from food, drinks and animal feed. Wear gloves when handling it and wash your hands after use. Store it in the original container in a cool, dry place, and never reuse empty containers.
If someone swallows the product or you suspect poisoning, contact a doctor or the Poison Information Centre immediately and take the label with you.
