Victor Mouse Bait Station, Refillable, 20-ct.

Victor Fast-Kill M923 Mouse Bait Stations are refillable plastic stations designed to control house mice. These pre-filled stations arrive ready to use right out of the package, eliminating the need for mixing or preparation. Simply place them in areas where you've noticed rodent activity, and the dual-opening design encourages mice to enter and feed on the single-feed, non-anticoagulant rodenticide bait formula inside.

The refillable design allows you to continue using the same station after the initial bait is depleted. Each set includes one pre-filled reusable bait station with 19 additional bait refills, giving you multiple applications from a single housing. The child-resistant plastic casing with beveled columns prevents accidental access to the bait while the engineered openings allow rodents to enter.

Features and Benefits

• Pre-filled and Ready to Use: Comes pre-loaded with a high-quality, palatable bait formula that requires no mixing or preparation before deployment.
• Child-Resistant Design: The plastic casing with beveled columns prevents children from accessing the bait while allowing rodents to enter through dual openings.
• Refillable System: One reusable bait station with 19 refill packs included for repeated use.
• Dual-Entry Design: Two openings encourage rodent activity and increase the likelihood of feeding.
• Included Gloves: A pair of protective gloves is included to keep hands clean and protected during setup and refilling.
• Single-Feed Formulation: Non-anticoagulant rodenticide formula effective against house mice.

Specifications

• Brand: Victor
• Model: M923
• Type: Refillable plastic bait station
• Opening Style: 2-opening design
• Contents: 1 pre-filled refillable bait station, 19 bait refills, 1 pair of gloves
• Total Count: 20-piece set
• Bait Type: Single-feed non-anticoagulant rodenticide

How to Use

• Place bait stations in areas of high rodent activity.
• If using multiple stations, space them approximately 8 to 12 feet apart.
• Continue baiting until at least four days have passed without signs of new feeding activity.