First Strike Soft Bait RAT/MICE Rodenticide Poison - 16 LBS

Just go ahead and buy it. We spent so much money trying to get rid of mice. We had our kitchen gutted and remodeled, and had to leave the doors open all day and night, because of the dust. (we have Tiger, our PitBull I kept chained by the front door. If he could, he'll attack humans, squirrels, and raccoons , but mice can run over his nose and he won't blink an eyelash.) The mice just walked right in and set up house within our home. i couldn't leave food out to thaw. If a pot wasn't completely covered, they would get in the food, droppings everywhere, we could hear them squeaking, running in the walls. They were bold.....running around the kitchen like they owned it. They were in the bedrooms. If a candy wrapper was in the waste basket. They would get it. I even saw dropping in my bed. It was bad. De Con doesn't kill mice anymore. They changed their formula. I purchase several kinds of pellets that only served to fatten the mice up. Mice are not dumb; they can figure out how to get food out of traps without setting them off. I called in exterminators. I bought the plug in sensors. Peppermint oil doesn't work. With off of that we still had a mice infestation. They were everywhere in the house and I mean everywhere. One exterminator used this poison. He just didn't use enough, but his treatment was more effective than anything else we purchased. I was disgusted and ready to call in Terminix; I didn't want to spend several more hundred dollars. I had already spent several hundred. When I found an old package of this that the exterminator had used, I checked to see if Amazon sold it and of course they do.I figured this was cheaper than Terminix. I would try one more time to get rid of these critters. It worked like a charm. Let me tell you what I did: I bought some of those sticky glue traps. I got a big jar of peanut butter. I put on some rubber gloves and opened about 30 of the packets. I got an old spoon and mixed the poison with the peanut butter and then slathered on the glue traps. I used the entire jar. I also used the bait traps that the exterminator had used. I just spooned the mixture in. I put the traps down all over the house in every room. I put the traps behind the refrigerator and stove.Within 4 day they were gone. Completely. After 4 days, I didn't see another live mouse anywhere in the house. It's been several months and we haven't seen one, and no evidence. I couldn't have been more pleased. It was a relief to get rid of those mice. Yes, I did have to clean up dead mice. They put something in this poison that prevents the mice from stinking. That helped a lot.You can also just put the unopened packets where needed. The mice will eat into the packets. My goal was to get them on a feeding frenzy with the peanut butter and it worked for us.One Caution. Make sure your pets cannot get to the traps, if you do it my way. We don't have small children, but use the same caution for them. This stuff taste good to mice and will taste good to animals, too. Adding the peanut butter enhanced it's appeal. I placed all the traps were our dog couldn't access them. The manufacturer's container has a tight.... and I mean tightly sealed lid. It's was actually hard to open. The container is huge and heavy duty. It's more than enough to get rid of a mice infestation in a large hi rise complex. I only used 30 packs for our problem. We have 2 levels and a basement. I have so much left over, but I'm happy to have it. The container is airtight. I'll share it with my friends if needed Thank you to the manufacturer. The mice were a problem for us for a couple of years. They would lessen with the exterminations, but the ones left just kept reproducing. I was fed up and knew I had to find a solution.....and I did.

Used for mouse problem on farm. Works excellent and easy to dispense

These little poison packs definitely killed the rats in my attic. I literally found a dead rat in the middle of my street (must have been running from my house) and in my garage. Now, we also closed up all the "access" points we could find to keep them from coming back as well. So you do have to kill and block to get control.

So far so good, haven't seen any rats after using this. A bit on the expensive side but it does work.

I live in a "barndominium" (house on top, barn on bottom) so let me tell you about mouse infestations. They are no fun. I have then every fall like clockwork, and those little buggers do a LOT of damage!! Plus they are loud and they crap everywhere and will eat anything...literally. I've tried every brand of bar bait as well as disgusting traps....but could never really achieve full removal, and just keeping up was a real job year around. These softpacks were recommended to me a few years ago by a professional exterminator, who sold them by the packet...they work. So I went for the big bucket this year, and have no regrets. We are well into mouse move-in time ( it's September, and that's when they all want to move indoors) and I'm winning for a change. I put out fresh packs every other day in all the places they like to run, and I'm staying ahead. This year when the real freeze sets in, and the mouse migration stops for the winter, I will hopefully have killed them all as they came in and will have a peaceful winter without the noise (yes...seriously they sound like squirrels running around in your house, especially at night!) and without finding holes chewed in everything and crap all over the place! This product is well worth the price.

Got rid of the rats and mice. They seem to like it.

Works. just don’t touch it with your bare hands. Wear gloves so that your body cent doesn’t get on them. It seems to me that when I touch them. They don’t eat it. But when I wear gloves they eat it like crazy.

Had bought this many times so far and it worked great.