Pest Expert Formula B+ Advanced Rat & Mouse Poison Pasta Bait Sachets 450g (3 x 150g) Maximum Super Strength - Single Feed Brodifacoum

This is AMAZING , we had quite a few rats 10 plus as we keep chickens .i baited the traps out side the pen and they could not resist it .. did this for thee nights and they have stopped taking it now .and they have all gone ,we have found a few dead rats around garden and can smell the rest (lol) they have died and have had zero activity on the cameras .. these rats just ignored the normal traps .. but this poison is amazing . Used 1 box of the two supplied ..so only cost around 10 DEFINATLY worth it . As we spent over 50 on the useless traps

Very effective at rodent control

The mouse disappeard after putting many bags eventhough he didn't eat any of them. I gave 4 star because when i open the pack , i had stomachpain for many hours so be careful

Used this 3 years ago after moving into a house with a very established infestation in the neighbours garden that they had just left to it. It took a few boxes over a few days but then the last sachets weren’t taken and we never saw them again. 3 years later and we appear to have them again. I haven’t seen any this time, but the signs are there. We put some down in the same place (behind our garden shed) and within an hour they were taken. We’re now onto the 3rd box (after using 90 sachets over 2 days!) so god knows how many rats there are to get rid of. Hopeful that a few more will do the trick as it did before. Never saw a dead rat with the last infestation, so presumed they all died in their lairs. We do have a dog & small children but have been careful to put them out of their access. Didn’t use bait boxes as we wouldn’t have been able to get to them and the sheer amount of rats would have made it a too difficult task. I know a couple of reviews say that they’ve been through a lot of sachets to no avail but you really don’t know the amount of rats you’re dealing with, so keep persevering. I think last time we spent about £60 on sachets. Still cheaper than pest control quotes.

Perfect

These were very effective against a family of mice 🐁 that had taken up residence under the units in our kitchen. Alas, this is an annual event at the start of winter. As per last year, we used the sachets in small bait boxes and within a couple days we stopped seeing the mice 🐁 or any evidence they were still in residence - and they haven't returned 🤞 These particular sachets are better value than most others on Amazon. For ~£10 you get a goodly supply of 45 10g sachets (3 150g bags of 15). I am hoping these will last us a couple of years..... NOTE. Always use nitrile gloves when handling these sachets and bait boxes. Also, use bait boxes that have a key 🔑 to prevent the ingress of little fingers. Finally, NEVER use the sachets without a bait box. NOTE. We are certainly not keen on having to resort to using poison. However, we tried a number of humane mouse repellents - but all to no avail. Now, at least we are mouse and mouse poo 💩 free!

Hard to know how effective this is but it did not get taken as fast as the pasta bait. Maybe the pasta bait is better for "domestic" rats and the grain bait for rats used to bird feed or farm grain? I switched back to pasta bait but even that is not going now so perhaps problem solved until the next lot move in!

This stuff is very readily taken by rats, and even within 24hrs their numbers or visible activity is greatly reduced as they tend to stay in their lair when ill, after a couple of days they're gone completely. Keeping chickens, feeding wild birds and living in a semi rural area but with a scruffy valleys pub close by, I usually get at least one infestation a year which if left unchecked could really explode, with experts saying two can become 1200 within 12 months. I have used the blue pest expert stuff for a few years now, far superior than most of the alternatives available on amazon or over the counter, it is for want of a better word, professional strength, they seem to much prefer the pasta to grain and blocks, and when strategically placed will take it within minutes of it going down. As with all poison, but especially this stuff due to its strength, use responsibly, avoid leaving where other wildlife or pets could pick up and keep a good eye out for any dead / dying rats that may have ventured into the open, especially if you're lucky enough to have red kites as they feed on carrion