Rat in a residential area of Boston, Massachusetts (Photo by Eva) WASHINGTON, DC, January 30, 2013 (ENS) – The only rodenticide producer that has refused to adopt the U.S. EPA’s safety standards for ...

Consumers who want to get rid of d-Con mouse and rat poisons that are being phased out can take the products to household hazardous waste collection sites. In communities that do not offer collection ...

Q: I had a little mouse problem, so I went to buy some mouse poison. The first brand I bought turned out to contain a nerve toxin. I didn't want to mess with that, so I returned it and searched for ...

MADISON – Consumers who want to get rid of d-Con® mouse and rat poisons that are being phased out can take the products to local household hazardous waste collection sites. In communities that do not ...