BugMD Bed Bug Trap (1 Pack, 12 Traps) - Interceptors, Bed Bug Prevention, Sticky Glue Traps, Insect Trap Indoor

These won’t solve your infestation problem (especially if you’re dealing the dreaded German roach), but they are great at giving you a clue on how many are actually there. The roaches do get easily attracted and trapped. Good tool for before, during and after a pest control visit. Also affordable.

Good product . Catch a lot of cockroaches. I will buy more .

They work well. I have pets. Don"t want chemicals of any kind. These work well. Roaches go in but dont't ome out. Check them every so often, if there's a few in there, throw away in the trash. Put new ones out. They last quite a while for me.

Instructions mid product promising set them up without the baits cause I didn’t see them in the bottom of the box but the traps still trapped the creatures. I could see these as useful for a variety of harmful insects.

They work!! No mess, no odor, very easy to use, safe around pets. They don’t bother them at all. The stickiness is efficient enough to hold many roaches at once. But if you step on them, they’re useless. I’ve purchased them three times already this Spring and have eliminated countless roaches. Yes it would be a bonus if they were cheaper, but hey, they work!

Just set a few of these up around our bed platform. It's too soon to tell if they are functioning as expected. There are really poor instructions on the box, so I went to the website to figure out which tabs to remove, aside from the obvious sticky protector wrap. These seem a bit pricey to me, although it's referenced that they contain a bedbug attracting element. We'll see. I also chose to employ some stick on card stock fly traps, which are far less expensive, per trap/sheet. Shipping was fine, as promised.

Works great! Easy to dispose of!

Water heater leak > interior flooding > bug infestation (w/o cock roaches?). Have deployed only 4 of the indoor traps so far. They each clearly have attracted and adhered more than a few of various species. Am experimenting as to how best to deploy - location / exposure time - remaining traps. Labeling does not inform as to effective duration of unwrapped / deployed bait pellet attractiveness. (?) Opening salvo is encouraging; still evaluating & managing deployment of reserve assets. Enemy forces are proving to remain frustratingly tenacious! Continuing to explore / develop effective strategy for eventual victory!