LIPHA TECH FirstStrike Rodent Bait 10g - 4lb Bag (31113)

Absolutely Excellent. The Rat/Mouse addiction this is. Within the first few hours of setting the traps with this, they all went off and we had rid ourselves of 8 mice/rats total. This stuff really works. We had a sudden family of them enter our home from weather reasons and yea that was not fun. I have not seen any since we put this out. It does not have a strong odor to me, you must put it in a safe place away from pets and children for sure. It is simple to use and you can use it in a versatile number of ways. It is not really large but if you use the smaller snap traps you might need to break it up into 1/3rd each trap. Be Absolutely Sure to wear Gloves. They are very real on their cautions, it is poison for pests after all.

I had a few mice that I couldn’t get rid of. I tried the mouse repellent spray that didn’t do anything. I tried them green balls that also did absolutely nothing but make my house smell like mothballs, in fact I found a few bags that were actually chewed on. Then I came across this and when I tell you it’s WORTH EVERY PENNY believe me! I put a few out the first day I received this and they ate them up. A few days later I put out some more that haven’t been touched. This stuffed worked within a few days and I haven’t seen a mouse or any droppings since. I still have over half the bag left but if I ever have this problem again, I know what my #1 go to will definitely be! This is a highly effective product!

I've never experienced rats before. I live in the country and no stranger to mice, but out of nowhere I started getting rats. I live trapped and took them off to the river banks several miles away, but I was catching them every day. They chewed holes in my walls and my floors! So I switched to kill traps. They worked for about a day then they got smart and avoided them. So I desperately bought the bait traps and this rodenticide. Within days the activity had noticeably slowed. I'm relieved, but also so sad I had to resort to poison. It's a slow and agonizing death, and secondary poisoning to predators is a concern. But this stuff works. The rats cleared the bait traps empty. Paper and all. Even chewed the trap to try to get to crumbs that fell into the base. I'm so sad, but also glad they are no longer in my house.

The rats readily eat the poison pouches. A few days later they’re dead. They do seem to come out looking for water, which makes it easier to dispose them. Just wear gloves when sitting out the pouches. They’re oily. I used a bait box and shoved them into their holes the rats had dug. Then covered the hole with dirt. Well worth the money!

I was as my wits end with rats in my chicken run. Every morning before I would let the chickens out of their coop, I would have to fill in the holes the rats had dug overnight. I was putting the chicken feed and their water in the feed shack overnight to keep the rats out of it. We tried everything under the sun. We tried home remedies, pellets that didn't harm our animals and finally full out poison. NOTHING AND I MEAN NOTHING worked. Finally watched this fella on YouTube (can't remember his name) he was an exterminator and he recommended FIRSTSTRIKE. He called it "rat crack" and boy was that true. We already had the bait boxes and we filled them full. The next day we checked and the rats had eaten every delicious morsel. Within 2-3 days we were finding dead rats. Hallelujah!! It's been a couple of weeks now and we have not seen a rat dead or alive. Just for safe measure, we filled the bait boxes again lastnight and I just checked them and there's not nibble one on any of it. So if you have rat or mice problems buy this "rat crack" from the get go and save some money on other products that don't work.

We have pet Ducks...and with that comes Duck food, which attracted the rats. We used Rat traps ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CTJ7KM4N?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 ) ...and then ordered 2 more and then ordered a different brand ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081LG4T1W?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 ) so that is 6 traps combined. We did get 2 rats with these traps..Nice! We thought we were good. Then there were duck food and droppings on the engine of our 97 accord...not good! Thats when we ordered 2 more traps listed above...nothing! Then our dog was sniffing around our LS XR4140 tractor, so I moved the tractor at which point, I saw the rat jump from the tractor to a shrub by the house. CRAP!...I looked under the hood of the tractor to see duck food and droppings as well as the rat had chewed up "insulation" under the hood for nesting....This was war!!! I ordered more traps, catch em alive traps, open faced snap traps (which I didn't use...we have pets), Bait boxes ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07TJL4F21?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 ) and ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJFN3M6L?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 ) ...gotta be honest, this was a last resort. We move our Ducks pen closer to the house during the really bad winter weather to plug in the brooding lights for heat and much easier to take care of them after the 18" of snow we got. We soon noticed our rat friend had dug a "ditch" on the side of our front cement stairs that was now close to where the ducks cage was and after the snow storm had dug tunnels in the snow to and from the ducks cage. Good right?....we new where the rat was and where it was going. 6 covered snap rat traps listed above were placed around the entry point of the stairs and surrounding area baited with nuts and peanut butter. 2 bait traps also listed above were placed by the stairs as well with this product. The snap traps would be empty of bait...and I soon learned why when a bird had gone there one too many times...again, CRAP! This rat was owning me, and to be honest, I had nightmares a bought it getting into the house. There was a space on top of the stairs where I dropped 3 packets down...figuring our pets would be safe and maybe our rat friend would find this easier. The bait traps and the packets dropped down in the crack were done on 1/29/26. I noticed them gone on or about 2/6/26. On 2/14/26 our "friend" drunkingly staggered out towards the ducks cage and died. My point...The product works, but didn't work in the bait boxes as the bait was never touched there. I hope this review helps!

Wanna get rid of the critters this stuff works in days because the mice love it and they shrink up so they only smell for a day or 2 that’s why this stuff isn’t cheap but it’s the only stuff that works.

I don't do many reviews, so here goes. I tried another mouse deterrent from Amazon first (name withheld, but hard green balls) , and didn't have great results. I was going through a handful every day. At first, on the old stuff, I thought I was just attracting more mice. But then I realized that the same mice were eating that stuff every day and coming back for more. I was filling bait stations every day, and they were eating it every day. For weeks. They went through 4 pounds in 5 weeks, so basically I was just feeding mice. Then I tried First Strike, which I didn't try before, because I thought it was too expensive. As this review will show, you get what you paid for. The mice again came and took all the First Strike bait the first day, same as the old bait, but then the next day they just nibbled on my second batch, and then nothing happened for a few weeks. I didn't hear them running around anymore. No droppings. Bait still there. I think that first batch did the trick. So to test that, and make sure they just didn't like the bait, I put cheese and pecans next to the bait, and waited. It remained uneated too, for a few weeks. Then a super cold spell hit, and as anyone who lives in an old drafty house will tell you, that brings the mice inside. I got some new activity, and half the bait was eaten, along with the cheese and pecans. But that was it. So I assume a new group of mice came in from the cold, or a single hungry mouse, found the stash and they too disappeared. This stuff is killer, literally. I have had no activity since, the house is quiet, and that last batch of bait still sits there to catch any stragkers. Now I have a 4 pound bag and have only used maybe a 1/4 pound, so I've given some to coworkers to try. This is the third brand of bait I've tried, along with those electronic gadgets (that don't work) and First Strike is the only bait I've seen results from. It is most definitely worth the extra money it cost.