D-Con Mouse Prufe II Baitbits Mice Rats Brodifacoum 1.5 Ounce

For some reason this is no longer available in stores, and that's a shame, because it works really well. I've used snap traps, which work pretty well, but then you have a mangled mouse corpse to dispose of. I've also had them be not quite dead in snap traps. This poison works without me ever having to deal with dead mice. I'm not sure where they are, but as long as I don't see them or smell them (which I don't) I don't care.I've also used this at my mom's house, with excellent results. Every morning she would have fresh mouse poo on her kitchen counters, but when I got this and put it in there, the poo disappeared within a couple days.

This is a great product and it works.We had a mice inside house, and we had tried lots of methods: made the mice traps, Rat Trap - Raticator Max Infrared Sensing Rat Zapper - Humanely Eliminates Rodents, but the mice seemed smarter than we thought, so none of them works.Then I found this product in amazon with high positive review, and the price is quite reasonable, so I decided to give it try. First, I left it on the hall way in the second floor as there was mice poop there, but the mice didn't touch it.Then I found the mice trying to get into my pantry by biting the pantry door, I put the product in front of door, the mice still didn't take it. Next day, I pulled the bait out of box, and left them in front of the pantry door, then I found the mice touched them as all of them disappeared at the second day, which was encourage. At the same time, I saw the bait in some other places as well. I was not sure whether or not the mice ate it or just played with them. So I waited.So it was mentioned that it took about 4 to 6 days for the bait to work. And after about 4 dates the bait was touched by mice, we didn't see any more activities of the mice, and two days later, my husband started to say that he smelled something, then we looked around, yes, it was under our island kitchen - dead.There are two things that I would like to mention: the mice only took it when the bait was put outside of the box. Be careful if there are small kids in the house, I have two teenagers and I have warned them in advance, and clean the bait in the morning, just leave the bait outside of box during the evening.

When I ordered this it showed a 4-pack box, and I was willing to pay for the convenience of having two four-packs delivered for fall mouse season. I received 2 single packs - total rip off price.

I paid $13.13 for 1- 1.5 oz. box. Thought I was buying 4 boxes. Pays to check before you buy. Not the first time I've been ripped off

Just love this item. Back in the day we used to call it mouse seed. The beauty of it was that it could be sprinkled behind the frig or on high up cabinets and I never had to worry about my dogs eating the mouse seed. Mice, rates,squirrels and other small rodents don't have the ability to vomit. They eat the seed because for a mouse I guess it's yummy! They then get thirsty and go outside to try to drink. Then they try to puke and end up hemorrhaging to death. Perhaps not the best way to die but better than glue pots!Sadly the price is exorbidant and I wish I knew the EPA pulled it so I could have stocked up on it too. I paid close to $18 for a 2 ounce box.Bottom line though, is that it works.

There was only one little package for $8.00. Expected more in the package.

These are the same wonderful wedges that show up from time to time in the hardware store. There are 24 cardboard wedges with granuals of d-Con poison inside. There is a perforated window that you pop open and the mice walk up the wedge and have a snack through the window. As the box goes empty, they start to crawl right in there, as you can tell from the presents they leave behind. I don't know why these wedges are so hard to find, but they are really a great product. I use them along with traps. If I haven't been to my cabin for a while, the traps will be full, but the wedges keep on working, even when I'm not there. I like ordering 24 at a time, as it is much cheaper than buying one or two at the hardware store.

Every November I get a mouse invasion. This is the best product, by far, for eliminating them without using traps (which I don't like because when they miss the target just a bit, I have to do a mercy killing which is not fun).

Satisfied

Wondering why one cost me $$44.and the other one was over $50. And only had one in each envelope

Didn't work they eat it but didn't die. This stuff use to work they must change to formula!!

This d-Con product is the best mouse killing product that was ever on the market! Today, since manufacturer is no longer making this item, the price of those few left out there...

Works really well. Price to high

It’s only one friggin box. Are you kidding me.

It works!

These used to work 30 years ago when I had a infestation. A Pest Eradication company put them all over our house. All were dead in2 weeks.

Does the job ok. A little pricey.

No luck with these was probably. So old they were no good. Ridiculous price. Dont buy.