Mouse Trap Chambers Refills Compatible with Victor Indoor Electronic Mouse Trap M250S, 12-Pack

I was happy when they arrived. I put one on my trap and was able to use it three times. On the third mouse I threw the chamber away as I was of the opinion that there would be odor that would trigger the mice to leave the trap alone. It seems if you catch the kill soon enough you can remove the mouse and reset. But, if the mouse stays there for any real length of time the odor will act as a deterrent for other mice to enter.

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These look exactly like the brand name trap refills, except as others note they are tighter fitting/locking. I found this easy to remedy however, I just use a utility knife and ever so slightly shave the locking holes, especially the notches that are what "lock" the trap on. Doing this I can make them as easy to remove as I want in a second or two. Besides that modification they work exactly the same, during a heat wave where I all of a sudden was getting mice in my garage, with this I got 3 in two days.

They pop on and off of the base for easier disposal.Nice price for the amount of replacements.I have a "ick factor" I just as soon toss the old one and replace it with a clean one then clean the old one.

Firstly, this off brand product didn’t seem to fit well on the original Victor electric portion. Secondly, I used the original name brand chambers that came with the Victor traps and they worked fine, these ones, however, claim to work with the Victor electric portion, but they did not seem to shock the mouse, all I saw were mouse droppings around the trap. I want to stress with the original mouse kill chambers the Victor product came with, worked as intended but these replacements are not actually compatible with the Victor electric chamber and do not work. A waste of $20.

I was skeptical about this product given the bad reviews but we have had zero issues. I got a field mouse on the first night. It had been getting into our kitchen drawers and leaving gifts. Not anymore. We live in a rural area in a 150~ year old house. There is no blocking access to all manner of critters unfortunately.Our family cat died last year and we've been spotting mice more often than before. Every so often, one finds the kitchen and we have to pull out the murd*r traps. These cute little creatures carry deadly pathogens, so they've gotta go.Make sure you wait to hear the buzz after flipping the switch. If your unit doesn't buzz, you're not going to catch anything.[Pictured is our most recent success. If you haven't used one of these traps before successfully, know that you can see the tail and back legs without opening the unit.]

Good refills if you don't want to handle a dead rodent.Unfortunately the Victor Traps I bought have non removable chambers so I had to buy another trap for the refills but that's okay. Now I have both. I may have missed it but they might list the Victor traps or other trap models that work with the refills.

I did catch a mouse 🐁 but could not get the chamber to detach from the main part of the device to dispose. I watched 3 YouTube videos, called support and neither was much help. I threw the whole thing away and bought another trap. I bought extra chambers to avoid having to see the mouse or clean anything. Very frustrated that there is not complete instructions showing how to remove chamber. Support stated to use rubber gloves. Pffftttt.Side note caught varmint on first go round so the device works great it's just the end result. I don't want to be buying traps because I cannot detach chambers.