Safety Data Sheets and Labels for VM Products
This page gives professionals direct access to the current Safety Data Sheets, product labels, and supporting regulatory documents for VM Products. A label is the legally binding set of directions for a bait or larvicide, and the Safety Data Sheet is the companion document covering hazards, handling, personal protective equipment, first aid, and disposal. Both belong in every professional program file.
Documents Available Now
Documents are provided for the products that carry chemical registrations. EZ Block Bait has a Safety Data Sheet and a product label. The Airzonix scent monitor has a Safety Data Sheet, dedicated allergen information, and a French-Canada Safety Data Sheet (Fiche Signaletique) for cross-border programs. As the line and its registrations grow, additional documents are added here.
The Airzonix Allergen Advantage
Airzonix is the only non-food rodent scent monitor in its category, which is exactly why it carries dedicated allergen information. Because it works with no food source, no mold, and no allergens, it solves the monitor problem that food-based attractants create in audited food plants, healthcare, clean rooms, and allergen-sensitive accounts. The allergen documentation lets a professional prove that to an auditor.
Why Documentation Matters
For a professional, the label and SDS are not paperwork for its own sake. They protect technicians and customers, they govern what is legal in a given site and state, and they are among the first things a food-safety or regulatory auditor asks to see. A program that cannot produce current documents for the products it uses has a finding waiting to happen, no matter how good the field work is.
Restricted-Use and State Rules
Application sites, rates, target pests, and restrictions are defined on each label, and following them is both a legal requirement and the foundation of a defensible program. Some products are restricted to certain states: EZ Block Bait, for example, is not for sale in California. When the label and applicable federal, state, or local regulations conflict, the most restrictive rule applies.
How to Get Documents
Safety Data Sheets and labels are available here and through VM Products and a network of professional distributors. If you need a specific document for an account file or an upcoming audit, contact VM Products toll-free at 1-888-758-9513, by phone at 817-479-2470, and the current version can be provided.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Which VM Products have SDS and labels posted?
EZ Block Bait (SDS and product label) and the Airzonix monitor (SDS, allergen information, and a French-Canada SDS). More are added as registrations require.
Why does Airzonix have allergen information?
Because it is a non-food scent monitor with no food, no mold, and no allergens. The allergen documentation lets a professional prove it is suitable for audited food, healthcare, and allergen-sensitive accounts.
Is a French-Canada SDS available?
Yes. A French-Canada Safety Data Sheet (Fiche Signaletique) is available for Airzonix for cross-border programs.
Do the stations themselves have a pesticide label?
No. The stations are equipment, not pesticides. The baits and larvicides placed inside them carry the labels, and those govern use.
Is EZ Block Bait available everywhere?
No. It is not for sale in California, and other restrictions may apply. The label and applicable regulations govern.