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SenesTech

www.senestech.com

 
Left unchecked, two base rats, a male and a female, can result in 15,000 descendants in about 12 months. It`s easy to see how quickly this can lead to infestations and even population rebounds if just two rats are left behind after a knockdown program. That`s where we come in. We`re SenesTech, the rat fertility experts and the makers of ContraPest®, the first and only EPA-registered rat fertility restrictor impacting both male and female rats. We make it possible to target both ends of the lifecycle—birth and death—by adding fertility control to your integrated pest management (IPM) solution. Controlling the ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.senestech.com
  • 23460 North 19th Avenue Suite 110
    Flagstaff, AZ USA 85027
  • Phone: 928.779.4143

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