MouseX® is scientifically formulated to safely eliminate rodents, assuring proven results that are 100% effective against all species of rats and mice. This product is safe for use around pets and livestock. It is easy to use and a 100% naturally derived, safer approach to controlling rats and mice. It is fully biodegradable and generates no environmental pollution. MouseX® is a new approach to effectively kill unwanted rats and mice from homes, industrial buildings, schools, retail centers, livestock premises, barnyards, greenhouses and any area where the unwanted pests inhibit.

Sprinkle contents in areas of rodent traffic or use bags to refill trays. MouseX Ready Trays™ are premeasured bait trays that make baiting easy, just peel off the bait tray cover and set the MouseX Ready Trays™ out where you see Rat or Mouse activity. Using Non-Toxic ingredients, MouseX Ready Trays™ or refills are SAFE even if accidentally ingested by pets or wildlife. MouseX Ready Trays™ are even SAFE to Birds of Prey with NO RISK of Secondary Kill. 

• Safe for People, Pets, Wildlife and Livestock
• Efficient for Rat and Mouse Control
• Perfect for Indoor and Outdoor Use
• No Bait Box needed
• Can be used as a Bait Box Refill to keep bait dry
• Kills Rats and Mice in 3-5 days
• No Special requirements for transport, handling, storage, or disposal
• No Risk of contamination to crops or food
• No Environmental Pollution
• Fully biodegradable

Common rodenticides may be effective at killing rats and mice— but they don’t do much about the odor that inevitably surfaces after rats crawl away and die within your walls, floors, or outdoors. The active ingredients in MouseX products synthesize a mummification process within rodents’ bodies, causing bodies to dry out and reducing odor by as much as 90% when compared with other rodenticides. No need to plug your nose when using EcoClear Products.

MouseX is formulated using naturally-derived ingredients, they attract mice through scent and taste. Once ingested, active ingredients coat the mouse’s stomach lining, blocking all messages sent from the stomach to the brain. This causes the mouse to stop eating and drinking, leading to dehydration and eventual circulatory failure. For the mouse, this process feels like nothing more than falling asleep.