ProStrips (Pack of 12 Strips with 12 Cages)

Worked for treating the things i couldnt spray with pesticide. Works on bedbugs too. Very much a good product. It works for a while but is HIGHLY toxic. Large peices, roughly 2/7 inches. For keeping your home safe definetly worth it. Can use anywhere from 2 weeks to a month.

Go to your vet and ask for a prescription of Revolution (selamectin)! This stuff is a wonder! I have three dogs and a cat and not only did I have a major flea infestation but a mite one to. Just after 2 weeks, the mites were gone. (NO JOKE!) The fleas took longer but after about 3 years of dealing with them they were all killed in about 1-2 months. On top of it all just 2 weeks ago, I had my niece stay over and sure enough BED BUGS.... UGH, so I thought I would have to treat everything but for whatever reason they just died away and I know I seen at least 30-40 of them come off of her on the first night. I think the Revolution is what killed them as the dogs sleeps with us and this medicine make even their dander poison to insects. Been using it on them for 3 years without any side effects to them or any other person or animal. (I have four birds that had mites and that was cured to as the cat likes to sit on top of the cage and watch them.) It has now been 2 weeks and my wife and I have been doing full inspections once during the day and twice at night 12 midnight and 3 A.M. And all we found was two still alive but acting lethargic and unable to run away or even barely move. Been 4 days with no bed bugs or and since month 2 of starting revolution no other bugs either. (Except the occasional spider, that also dies maybe from lack of food.) However, it should not be considered a cure-all but a preventative. For those that do have Bed Bug infestations I recommend using Nuvan products. The Nuvan prostrips work the longest but both products are poisonous to people and animals to. Therefore, with the direct spray you need to vacate for 2 hours. For the really bad cases use the pro-strips after the spray and also use "CimeXa Insecticide Dust" (kills stragglers and prevent re-infestation) on all cracks or anywhere a credit card can fit and vacate for at least 2 weeks sometimes a month according to an expert I have been consulting with that specializes in Bed Bugs. In addition, the biggest thing to clear them is to remove every piece of clutter or item on the floor, bag everything, and seal it. If in summer a car/Van in Wisconsin will heat the items to over 150 degrees F and Bed Bugs die at 122 degrees F including larvae/nymphs and eggs. These four things have saved my rear-end more than once so I hope this helps. Remember the powder stays effective forever unless disturbed, gets wet, or is vacuumed up so reapply at least once every so often as your situation dictates. prostips http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0073ZOOQ6?redirect=true&ref_=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_5 Nuvan direct aresol spray http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Q0DVXB6?redirect=true&ref_=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_1 CimeXa Insecticide Dust http://www.amazon.com/CimeXa-Insecticide-ounces-bottle-Rockwell/dp/B0085HRWI8/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1434434663&sr=8-6&keywords=bed+bug++Dust

These were very useful.

I bought these to deal with a bed bug issue. I have no idea how they got in, but luckily it was caught quickly before it got out of hand. Because I rent, I had to use the exterminator my landlords required. I spoke with them and told them I was using this to fumigate my stuff that couldn't be heat treated. They didn't seem to have issue with me using it. You have to be very careful and handle with nitrile gloves which can be purchased anywhere. This is a pesticide and will harm you if handled improperly. I used a dedicated pair of scissors and cut the strips in half for my bagged items, with half going in one bag. This should take care off the issue (they are still sitting, the longer the better). In between sprayings, I used these to help fumigate the spare room that couldn't be sprayed. No bugs had been observed in it, but I wasn't taking a chance. You must calculate the square footage of your room and put in the appropriate number of strips in the cages. I hung them around the room, put in a fan to circulate the fumes, then sealed off the room with plastic sheeting over the door to prevent the fumes from escaping. You must make sure the seal is tight and no air escapes. I was out of the apt for a week, but I had to come back for the second week. This setup ensured the room was properly fumigated, but I and my dog were not exposed to the fumes. Do not expose yourself to these fumes. They will make you sick. I opened the room, aired it out properly with fans, and there was nothing ever found. After my last bedroom treatment, I did the same thing to ensure nothing was living in there. They worked. My plan is to use these to fumigate the dressers as well. While they have been sprayed, I want to be sure anything that might be in there is DEAD. I'll enclose them in plastic and let them sit for a week. Will post update on those when they are done.