Get Rid of Rats & Mice — Without Poison, Traps, or Chemicals

These tablets release a strong peppermint scent that helps make problem-prone areas less inviting to unwanted visitors.

Many homeowners place them around attics, garages, sheds, vehicles, storage areas, and trash zones as part of a prevention routine.

For animals already nesting inside, additional inspection, cleanup, and entry-point sealing may be needed.

No. While peppermint scent is commonly used around mice- and rat-prone spaces, these tablets can also be placed in attics, garages, vehicles, sheds, pantries, storage rooms, and covered outdoor areas.

No. These tablets are not poison, bait, or snap traps. They are a scent-based deterrent designed to help make treated areas less inviting.

No killing. No traps. No messy cleanup.

Yes, when used as directed. Place tablets in pest-prone areas such as attics, garages, sheds, storage spaces, and entry points.

Do not place them in pet beds, food areas, crates, litter boxes, or anywhere pets may chew or swallow them. Keep out of reach of pets and children.

Place them near areas where unwanted visitors may enter, hide, or search for food: attic corners, roofline entry points, garage doors, storage shelves, vehicle areas, sheds, trash zones, basements, and utility rooms.

Avoid food surfaces, pet areas, hot engine parts, or moving parts.

One 12-pack can cover several small problem spots. For wider coverage across the attic, garage, vehicle, shed, pantry, and storage areas, many customers choose multiple packs.

The peppermint scent gradually fades depending on airflow, temperature, humidity, and placement. Replace tablets as needed to keep the scent fresh.

Remove food sources, secure trash, place tablets near entry points and problem areas, check vents or gaps regularly, and replace tablets when the scent becomes weak.

For active nesting or serious damage, professional wildlife or pest-control help may be needed.