QuickBayt 2Extra WG10 is an insecticidal bait for the control of domestic house flies (Musca domestica) for use only in animal unit or agricultural buildings or interior structural surfaces of buildings storing household waste or green household waste.
The appeal of the bait to flies derives from its sugar base, the unique mix of a flavouring and a pheromone (Bayer LEJ and Muscalure®) together with its red colour. QuickBayt also contains a bittering agent, BITREX, to deter ingestion by people, pets and food producing animals.

QuickBayt will reduce fly numbers within 24 hours. 

Directions:

For use only in animal unit or agricultural buildings (e.g. broiler houses, livestock barns, dairy parlours, caged layer houses and small animal husbandry e.g. kennels etc.) or interior structural surfaces of buildings storing household waste or green household waste.
Best results will be obtained when small amounts of the paste bait are applied in many locations, concentrating around the preferred resting sites of flies. Avoid the treatment of extremely dusty areas.
If the product is covered with dust, clean up and reapply. Do not apply to areas subject to washing/sluicing. Paint bait in areas inaccessible to food producing animals, children and pets, and where foodstuffs will not become contaminated.
This product may not be used in premises where there is bare soil and no hard standing.

Paint-on application. 
To prepare a paste for painting, mix 200 g of bait with up to 150 ml of warm water and stir thoroughly. This provides sufficient paste to treat 1 m2, for every 100 m2 of floor area treat 1 m2 of wall area (depending upon porosity of the surface).
Fifteen (15) minutes after mixing, the paste can be applied with a brush or roller directly to internal structural surfaces e.g. walls, joists, window ledges and other surfaces that are secure on the fabric of the building.
After use the brush / roller should be cleaned with warm water, which should then be disposed of safely. QuickBayt can provide long lasting housefly control in rural hygiene situations. However, this is likely to be best achieved if the treatment is complemented by good hygiene practice.
The minimum retreatment period is 6 weeks. If further treatment is required during the 6 week period, a product with a different mode of action should be used. QuickBayt should not be used more than 6 times in any 12 month period.

This product should not be used continuously against houseflies in intensive or controlled environment animal houses as this could cause failure due to insecticide resistance. If sequential treatments are required, use a product with a different active ingredient and, if necessary, a different control method (such as space sprays).

Resistance Management. 
Imidacloprid is the active component of QuickBayt. It belongs to a new class of insecticides, the neonicotinoids that has not been used, previously, for fly control in the UK and Ireland.
Neonicotinoids have a different mode of action to other classes of insecticide such as pyrethroids and organophosphates. The use pattern as a paint-on bait ensures that most of the animal house is not treated thereby reducing the likelihood of contacting a sub lethal deposit. Nevertheless, to minimise the chances of resistance developing in the future, it is advisable to avoid using QuickBayt, exclusively and continuously as the sole agent for fly control. QuickBayt should be used as one component of an integrated pest management program which features products from alternative chemical classes, such as non-residual space sprays (e.g. AquaPy) or larvicides, and non-chemical means (e.g. fly screens, sanitary practises).