Multiguard® Snail & Slug Killer
Multiguard® Snail & Slug Killer
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New Australian invention Multiguard® is a revolutionary new generation slug and snail killer. Acclaimed as the world's best, Multiguard® was developed in Australia for Australian conditions. Unlike the traditional snail and slug pellets, which are responsible for the poisoning of many domestic pets, birds, earthworms and other wildlife each year, Multiguard® is NOT a scheduled poison and is virtually harmless (except to slugs and snails) when used as directed.How does Multiguard® work?
Environment friendly Multiguard® contains no dangerous poisons. The low toxicity of Multiguard® means that it can be safely sprinkled around plants without the likelihood of causing harm to other creatures. The active ingredient is so benign that it is used in some drinks and foodstuffs. As the Multiguard® pellets break down, they are taken up by plants as a beneficial source of iron.Faster and more efficient than other snail pellets A number of trials have been conducted to measure the effectiveness of Multiguard® compared to other leading snail pellet products. In typical Spring and Autumn conditions, Multiguard® gave a better kill rate than methiocarb (blue) pellets and a more than 50% better kill rate than metaldehyde (green) pellets.Trials have also shown Multiguard® to be faster killing than either the blue or the green pellets. Multiguard® pellets last for one to four weeks, depending on rainfall. Multiguard® has been trialed on more species of Australian pest snails than any other product and leads the world in providing safe, effective and environment-responsible snail and slug control.Multiguard® Snail & Slug Killer is available in 40g sachets, 500g, 1kg, 2.5kg, 20kg cartons and 150kg drums. |
Multiguard® is fast acting and works as a stomach poison with Iron EDTA
Complex as its active ingredient. Slugs and snails eat it because they like the taste, but
rather than die on the spot, they lose their appetite and head for their hiding places
where they die quickly.