Poison Ivy Plus Tough Brush Killer₂ with Comfort Wand, Visible Results in Hours, 1 gal. | Tamper-Resistant Indoor Bait Station with Clear Monitoring Lid, 1 Pre-Filled Ready-To-Use Bait Station

First of all, it works. I'm already seeing results and it's only been 3 hours. It's the first time I've used the container with the battery powered sprayer wand. Nice. No mixing so there's no exposure to concentrated chemical. The wand puts out a bit less of a stream than your pump sprayer but that maybe good, I got a lot of coverage out of this gallon. The battery powered wand means no pumping and there is no cleaning the sprayer when you're done. Again, exposure to chemical is greatly reduced. As to the amount, it's one gallon. As with a pump sprayer, the best way to dispose of any remaining chemical is to use it. I did about 300' of fencing around my garden with thorough drenching of 3 totally out of control poison ivy locations. There was a slight breeze but I didn't notice any drift. There was very little left over when the thing quit spraying. You get a lot of value for your money with this product, and you can apply it whether or not you have application equipment. The weeds crying for mercy. I'd buy it again.

It’s good! Poison ivy is tough to kill, and this works. I held off for a long time because I hate using products that might harm the environment or animals, but the poison ivy was getting out of control and my neighbor has an airborne allergy that flared every time we mowed the lawn. So we had to get something, and I’m really happy with this purchase. It’s effective and it solved the issue. It began to work immediately, and within several hours the leaves were already wilted. The wand is easy to use and I was able to get the hang of using it pretty quickly. Would buy again!

Found a large area of poison ivy. Used product as directed. Initial spray needs about 4-7 days for death of ivy. Works well

I bought this gallon specifically for poison oak at my new place. I didn't see visible results for days, honestly, but bit by bit, the oak was dying. I have one bush that is as tall as me on this rural property and if I didn't hit a particular branch, it's still healthy and green. So, really need to spray fully. I don't like using this stuff, but really can't afford to get poison oak on me, either.

I used this Roundup Poison Ivy Plus to eradicate some really invasive, well established Morning Glories someone planted around my patio once upon a time. 6 years of fighting them made zero dent until I capitulated and bought the Roundup for Poison Ivy. I chose that because Morning Glories have a long trailing root system like poison ivy does. One nice squirt on them and within 24 hours they were curled up and dead at the surface. Waited a week and no new growth coming thru. I hate to kill a flower but I'm old and can't keep them trimmed back from the patio and from climbing my sapling dogwood fast enough so they had to go. Good product!