MOTOMCO Tomcat Mouse and Rat Liquid Concentrated Bait, 1.68-Ounce, (8 Pack)

Great product

Works but I still ended up getting a cat to get rid of the mice in my barn.

Great product would recommend to anyone

The mice have really guzzled this down. It takes a while to work, but for the first time in ages I have not been up at 3 in the morning due to mouse activity.

Beats the blocks mice love it I mixed 1 pack per 16 ozs water and it kills them in a day or so One of my better buys

The boards are thin but they are really sticky (accidentally stepped on one & it ripped my sock getting it off). We’ve caught a couple of mice but almost every mouse is only barely stuck to the boards by the tip of their tails so some of the mice have escaped & the others were barely stuck which requires me to put another board on top of the mouse to have it stick enough to dispose of which is very hard for me to do, ugh. I personally think the layer of glue needs to be thicker and a slightly larger board would help even more. As a side note, I recommend keeping the boards flat & not folding them up as we tried folding them for the first few weeks and never caught a mouse and we are severely infested & landlord’s take is that they’re friendly & they don’t eat much, ugh. When I move I’ll need to rent a rollaway dumpster to throw away 80% of my belongings they have destroyed.

The product works but some reviews indicate some dangerous and irresponsible use. Using it a spray bottle creates a mist that you'll likely inhale. Skin contact is enough to absorb this (though likely would have to be prolonged to be toxic). There ARE reports of it affecting humans so treat it like the toxin that it is. It is also apparently sweet so rodents like it. Rats especially are "neophobic" (afraid of new things) so finding where they're getting water, food, traveling etc and then feeding and watering them with nontoxic things works best. My home was infested and while traps regularly killed some they weren't enough. This plus the same brand's bait poison (different poison) did kill them. To my surprise they didn't die en masse inside the house (though a couple did). Rotting rat is a smell you don't forget. As to other rodents I am putting some outside where squirrels are damaging my home. My neighbor feeds them and has a water feature so it will be a constant battle. Indoors or outdoors it clearly works best if there are no other water sources (toilet, sump pump, leaky basement, puddles, rain barrels....hopefully you get it) available. It works particularly well outside during a long day spell. Theoretically it should work to soak seeds or other food items in it. But be careful what you do as it will kill non-tarvet animals (pets, wild animals, neighbor's pets, etc). There are very few poisons left available because people have been careless. Use it responsibly so this doesn't get banned too. This is a review if the product only and NOT of the company selling it through Amazon or of Amazon.

I agree with a previous review. 8 single packs came in a separate bag. It was not in the original packaging. And of course, the directions of use on the back of the singles tells you to see the outer package label.