ROSHIELD- Rat/Mouse Poisoning,Poison Blocks 300g, Super Strength, Single-Feed Fast Acting Rat & Mouse Killer, Rat Poison Block Bait - Indoor,Outdoor For Rodent Bait Station Refill Packs…

Title your review: Highly effective product! ​What should other customers know?: The poison worked incredibly fast, and the rodent problem disappeared within a few days. It's very easy to use, and the packaging includes clear instructions. I highly recommend it—definitely great value for money!

cake size blocks, easy to handle and seems effective

These poison blocks are effective. I would highly recommend. Bought it twice. No more signs of mice and rats. We found 2 dead mice, a few days after. Now we just have to locate and close the holes from where they come from. Just have to be careful with children and pets.Thanks

This is a poison, the produce and speed of delivery was excellent, BUT it was on the front door step in view of all the public. No knock on door or ringing of bell , I can't find an option on Amazon to complain about delivery, perhaps you know of a way. If a child had stolen this I dread to think what could of happened.

After 4 days of this poison being used, there has been no sign of the rodents in our garden, however the bait will be continued as a means to hopefully eradicate any further unwelcome visitors. So glad we found this product.

Used before. They do work. Handy to have in cubes as there's no mess.

Rat poison… okay… this is one of those situations where things get out of balance. Completely out of balance. And you feel it. Before using this, it was… overwhelming. Rats everywhere. Movement, noise, disruption—it felt like the system had been taken over. Like something invasive had just… spread without control. And that’s not how it’s supposed to be. So bringing something in to restore balance—it matters. And that’s what this does. You place it carefully, strategically, and then… things start to change. Quietly at first. You don’t see it immediately, but you feel the difference. Less movement. Less noise. The space starts returning to what it should be. And I think that’s the key—it’s not about aggression, it’s about correction. Bringing things back into alignment. Removing what shouldn’t be there so the rest of the environment can function properly again. It works in the background. You’re not constantly interacting with it. It’s just… there, doing its job, restoring order without needing attention every second. And honestly, when you’ve experienced that level of infestation—when things feel out of control—and then you see it settle back down… there’s a real sense of relief. Like the environment can breathe again. Now of course, it’s something you use responsibly. You place it carefully, keep it away from anything it shouldn’t affect. That’s part of respecting the system too. Overall: effective, controlled, and focused on restoring balance. It takes a situation that’s spiralled out and brings it back to something manageable. And when you’ve been overrun… that change feels significant.

Very effective in appropriate containments at reducing rodent problems but more will eventually arrive