d-Con Corner Fit Mouse Poison Bait Station With 1 Station And 12 Refill Baits

Good value and finally a product that works and does what it says. Easy to use and clean up. Mice eat it quickly and get the desired effect in a few short days. Would recommend to get a problem under control and maintain your property. A+ product

This past winter a family of mice moved in. They made my life unbearable. I tried many other solutions and nothing worked. I used these and within 2-3 weeks I found 7 family members no longer among the living. I have no pets or small children so I did not use as directed. I took 6 of the packages and put around the area I knew they were living and it worked like a charm. It's been 6 month and no more mice. Highly effective!

Bait isn't as good as the original bait sold with trap. Bait can go bad and is used up quicker. Doesn't fit in trap properly. Trap is difficult to open and re-bait.

OK.... So i have a few mice in my new house. Not a super big deal. I placed the bait station in an area with some evidence of mice. Standard stuff. I come back a week later to find the entrance stuffed with insulation and refuse. there is some definite bite marks on the bait and the thing is blocked. There is some secret of Nimh stuff going on here man... I am waiting for Mrs. Brisby to to come running across my floor in a red cloak at this point.... so far I found one dead mouse, I am assuming from poison... I have some snap traps as well, loaded with peanut butter... I caught one mouse so far, it was really big and had orange stripes... Totally different from the common brown mouse that was poisoned.... I have no rose bushes.... I am honestly a little concerned.... I found

Didn't really work, I think a glue trap worked better. Was more worried about my toddler accidentally trying to eat them than the rats. (Which is why you put them in places they can't reach)

Súper efectivo no me puede faltar ya q tengo patio de tierra y dos perros q dejan comida y eso llama a los ratones yo uso este productos en lugares donde mis perras no llegan y no tengo un ratón los mata de una y no tiene olor me mueren y no da va oeste

Seems to work as intended over several years

How the mice got in is still a mystery. After putting these about the areas where there was "activity" (read: droppings), within a couple of days I was disposing of dead mice on a daily basis - if you are squeamish, be warned that the mice are not fussy about where they die. Within a couple of weeks, there was no more activity by these pests.