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Liphatech strives to offer pest management professionals (PMPs) the flexibility to meet their unique needs, and the latest addition of Resolv mini blocks to its rodenticide portfolio exemplifies the brand’s commitment to helping PMPs combat their toughest pest challenges.
Resolv has been a longstanding staple of the Liphatech lineup in its soft bait formulation. The addition of the mini block provides PMPs with the same benefits as its soft bait in a durable, all-weather formulation.
Invented by the experts at Liphatech, Resolv contains the active ingredient bromadiolone and offers effective control of house mice, Norway rats and roof rats. It is ideal for ongoing maintenance and suitable for cleanouts, and each block is designed with rodent gnawing edges and a center hole for securing on vertical or horizontal rods. Resolv 1-ounce mini blocks are available for purchase in 16-pound pails.
PMPs also have the option of Resolv soft bait, as well as several other products, formulations and active ingredients that can help them “resolve” a variety of pest challenges. All Liphatech products are supported by its expert team of industry veterans — with a combined 150 years of experience — who offer guidance, support and recommendations to help PMPs achieve control.
About Liphatech
Headquartered in Milwaukee, Wis., Liphatech, a subsidiary fully backed by the De Sangosse group, has a long history of advancing the science of rodent control through research and product innovation. Combining the most advanced technology available with world-class customer service, technical expertise and support, Liphatech delivers intelligent solutions that allow PMPs to quickly and cost-effectively generate results for both commercial and residential customers. Liphatech advocates for responsible rodent management practices that protect people, wildlife and the environment. Liphatech is a member of the Ag Container Recycling Council (ACRC), National Pest Management Association (NPMA), Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment (RISE) and the Rodenticide Task Force.
