Reptile Natural Stop
Snakes and lizards

How to use

Distribute the product in a zigzag pattern in the areas where you want to keep reptiles away. It is recommended to use the product every 15 days and to repeat the application after heavy rains. One liter of product is sufficient for an area of ​​25/30 mXNUMX.

Description

NATURAL REPTILE STOP is an oil-gel formulation with synergistic plant extracts including Juniper, Lavender, Sage e Nettle, strengthened by the UB® MATRIX, an extract from the olive tree fruit of Union BIO scientific research

The product acts as a physical barrier to snakes.

• Used cyclically it is useful to prevent snakes from hibernating near homes or areas where they are unwelcome.
• It is not harmful to pets, farmyard or wild animals and it is harmless to adults, children and their curiosity!
• It does not leave residues and does not create bio-accumulation problems, it does not cause damage to vegetation and aquifers.
• It has a slow, long lasting and persistent release and is eco friendly.
• It is not a food bait.

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INFORMATION 
I reptiles they are a class of vertebrates that includes crocodiles, alligators, turtles, lizards, and snakes. They lay their eggs on land. Their name derives from the Latin "reptile"Or" creeping ". Reptiles have a highly developed sensory apparatus that allows them to easily identify prey. The smaller species feed on insects and the larger ones, which normally live in tropical countries, can manage to kill and even feed on an antelope. Undoubtedly, the secret weapon of reptiles is represented by the sensory apparatus. These animals possess a highly developed sense of smell thanks to the Jacobson's organ, a special sensory area located in the oral cavity. This organ is useful for the reptile to perceive the surrounding environment: extracting the forked tongue "captures" the molecules and returns them to the Jacobson's organ, which transforms them into electrical signals to be sent to the brain for processing. Furthermore, the thermo-sensitive dimples allow reptiles to find warm-blooded prey even in complete darkness and can detect differences in temperatures even very low.

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