D-Con Refillable Corner Fit Mouse Poison Bait Station Refills, 10 Count

Man! This stuff is potent! I live next to a field so every so often ill see evidence of a mouse in my garage. I placed them around the perimeter of my garage and throughout. When I say this stuff work like mamba venom! I didn't even realize there were so many in there! They literally took 5 or so steps from the bait after ingesting it and DROPPED! It definitely attracts them and it kills them. Now I just keep it out even if I don't see any because you never know.

I recently tried the D-Con Refillable Corner Fit Mouse Poison Bait Station Refills, and I must say, they exceeded my expectations. These refills come in a pack of 10, making them a cost-effective solution for keeping my home mouse-free. The bait station itself is compact and fits perfectly into corners, which is ideal for discreet placement. I appreciate that it's weather-resistant, so I can use it both indoors and outdoors without any issues. The design is tamper-resistant, providing peace of mind that it's safe around children and pets. One of the standout features is the bait's effectiveness. The mice are attracted to it quickly, and I noticed a significant reduction in mouse activity within just a few days. The bait is formulated without neurotoxins or anticoagulants, which makes it a safer option compared to other products on the market. Refilling the station is a breeze. The clear design allows me to see when the bait needs to be replaced, ensuring continuous protection. The instructions were easy to follow, and I had everything set up in no time. Overall, the D-Con Refillable Corner Fit Mouse Poison Bait Station Refills are a reliable and efficient solution for anyone dealing with a mouse problem. They combine effectiveness, safety, and convenience, making them a top choice for pest control!

Arrived quickly and bait station is easy to use

Used this product on Sunday, noticed by that night it was removed from spot it was placed on the 2nd and 3rd day found 2 dead mice. This is a great product.

Waited a couple of weeks to post this just to sure and so far ZERO mice returns, I can say this stuff really works. Had mice breaking in every night and gluetraps and deterrents were completely ineffective. This killed them within days 😄 Some tips that'll help is: 1. Wear gloves before and during handling the bait so your smell won't be on the bait. 2. Remove the plastic film and rub peanut butter or something smelly on bait, don't gloop it on. You just want the bait to smell good 3. If you're using it indoors, forget about the plastic holder and place bait anywhere you see mouse activity. 4. If you notice any nibbles on the bait, make sure to plug up any holes or anything they may be entering from so you won't have dead mice in your home. 5. Remember, this stuff doesn't work immediately, it may take a couple of days

I never used the bait station. I guess the mice would fit into the passageway but definitely not rats. I just put out 1 or 2 blocks and they disappeared. The first few times I used them all the mice and later the rats were gone. Dead somewhere unknown to me. No smell. A few months later, they're back. They come from the woods in the back so it's not that they just evaded me for months. These were new ones. I put out a few blocks and they were taken. Activity slowed. I put out more, they were taken. Seemed like they were gone. That was a bag of 10. Those were rats. But they came back. Bought another bag and this time around they kept taking the bait away. Within minutes they grabbed it. 4 blocks, 2 more, then 2 more and 2 more. They take the bait but they aren't all dying from it. I put a block in the bait station just to see what happens and the rats were trying their hardest to get in at the bait. They wanted it. It's not that they know it's poison and are removing it for some reason. There eating it by the bag full and not going away. Some die, I'm sure of that. But it's not knocking out the nest for whatever reason. I'm moving on to snap traps. I also tried Ratx and it is an identical story. Worked at first but now they don't eat it or only take a few pellets. They're smart creatures I guess, so if they get the chance to learn a bait is bad, they figure out how to deal with it. Let's see how they deal with the crushing force of a steel bar. They say that's more humane anyway.

Great quality . It works

If you have very large mice then use a good spring trap because big ones can't go into the little house.