Quickbayt Spray Water-Dispersible Sugar-Based Fly Bait 4 x 250g

Quickbayt Spray Fly Bait

Quickbayt Spray is a water-dispersible, sugar-based fly bait containing the fast-acting neonicotinoid insecticide, imidacloprid. Imidacloprid is an insect neurotoxin that effectively kills the adult house fly (Musca domestica) and the lesser housefly (Fannia canicularis), including organophosphate resistant strains.

Benefits

• Water-dispersible, sugar-based fly bait that is sprayed onto surfaces
• Knocks down houseflies within minutes for 4 to 6 weeks
• Contains an attractant, the housefly sex pheromone to help lure flies
• For application in commercial, industrial and domestic areas

Pack Size

• 4 x 250g

Application

• Water-dispersible granule

Why Choose Quickbayt® Spray Fly Bait?

QuickBayt Spray is a water-dispersible, sugar-based fly bait that effectively controls the adult house fly (Musca domestica) and the lesser housefly (Fannia canicularis). It contains the housefly sex pheromone to lure flies away from nuisance areas and attract them to the bait. Quickbayt Spray is mixed with water and spot-sprayed onto fly resting surfaces in commercial, industrial and domestic areas.

Quickbayt Spray is a versatile and effective house fly control for use around the home and farm.

Quickbayt Spray Fly Bait Important Information

Quickbayt is suitable for use in commercial, industrial and domestic areas, including around livestock production areas. Refer to the recommended baiting strategies on the product label for best results.

Dosage and Administration

To spray, mix 250g of QuickBayt Spray with 2L of water. Apply as a spot spray to fly resting areas.

To paint, mix 250g of QuickBayt Spray with 200mL of water. Brush onto spots, or onto timber, fabric or cardboard to hang in high fly areas.

Re-bait when flies are no longer visibly affected by bait (usually 4-6 weeks).

Do not spray onto animals, feed or drinking supplies, or milking equipment. Read and follow the label for full directions.??

Withholding Periods

Withholding period is not required when used as directed.