Fast colony kill: Controls infestations in seven days in field trials. Efficient use of bait: Allows for shorter baiting programs, less bait to kill populations, and reduced time and waste. Effective resistance management: Kills anticoagulant-resistant rodents. Lower risk of primary and secondary non-target poisoning. No known resistance, and development of resistance considered highly unlikely. Shorter baiting regimes and quicker rodent control compared to anticoagulant baits. Highly palatable even when other attractive food sources are available. Durable in all control situations and stable under extreme temperatures.