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This Biotech Is Selling Birth Control — For Rats
1 day ago
A rat in the wild lives about a year. So fertility control by itself has a gradual effect. Customers report 2-3 months to see meaningful population declines. But the best strategy is to use several tools in what the industry calls Integrated Pest Management.
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This Biotech Is Selling Birth Control — For Rats
1 day ago
Our flagship product, Evolve, is priced comparably to "soft bait" rodenticides.
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This Biotech Is Selling Birth Control — For Rats
7 days ago
It means that the scientists don’t think it’s biologically possible for them to develop immunity or tolerance given the way it works.
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Review After SenesTech On-Site Factory Tour
8 days ago
We have not been specific about the timeline, but this facility was chosen and built for its ability to scale rapidly.
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This Biotech Is Selling Birth Control — For Rats
8 days ago
There are a variety of techniques, including tracking plates, cameras and number of sightings. In one Chicago neighborhood, they reported great success based on the latter.
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This Biotech Is Selling Birth Control — For Rats
8 days ago
No one has identified how that might work given the mechanism of action.
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This Biotech Is Selling Birth Control — For Rats
8 days ago
It absolutely can and is used in apartment buildings, but usually by the pest management firm.
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