Are the worms alive when they come out or does this product kills them?
144327
Depending on what kind of parasite it is. It should kill them in the digestive system and will be DOA so to speak.
144328
I used it for a month and never saw any live parasites. From what I read taking this herbal mix kills them and then you pass them.
144329
Bear in mind this is a natural product. The pills are based on Hilda Clarke's deworming regimen (a German naturopath who had unconventional views on medicine). I don't recall what she says about the effectiveness of this regimen, but if I had to guess, it has some worm killing effect on the adults, but probably stunts or stops their growth more.
144330
Alive! hard to exit through the skin if they were dead. but it works and drive them out 1 bottle is not enough I just order 2
1420538
They love tomatoes. I fed the hornworms some tomatoes to keep them going. It's pretty fascinating to watch, they will DEVOUR that tomato as soon as you place it in their container.
2190933
No. It's a fungicide that kills fungal diseases like molds and blights. Doesn't kill bugs or worms.
450188
I have it out and I have big roaches come in from pine trees outside and I usually never see but one or two alive, one in a while. Most of the time I just fine dead ones. We have pine trees around and they get inside from time to time but usually all I see are dead ones. Not sure if this is what kills them but I do not have a problem with any roaches now.
355466
I have worms in my compost barrel but I never put worms in my K100 bucket since the food only stays in there 30 days then I transfer to my compost barrel and it really gets hot in there and worms do not like it too hot- will kill them but hey, I never tried it.
514244
I cannot be positive, but it certainly looks the same. It is human grade, so I tried some. It tastes great and would have paralyzed any worms. I like that it does not kill them, but renders them unable to maintain their intestinal bit, so they release and get flushed out. I can confirm that it is safe. Good Luck.
1515655
I don't know if it kills the eggs, but it kills most of the nymphs and adults. Most, but not all!
2260485
We had the opposite problem. We ordered our worms in the dead of winter in upstate ny. They were dropped off on our front porch for hours before we noticed them. The package clearly said "perishable" and "live" yet the PO still left them to freeze, which they did. Out of 200 we probably had 50 still alive. If you need them in the summer go to Walmart. But if it is a cooler season for you then these are nice worms that come nicely packaged. Price wise walmart worms are 30 for $3ish. We supplemented ours with a few containers of walmart worms. As far as we know everyone got along. No worm wars. But many babies. ;-) We had the opposite problem. We ordered our worms in the dead of winter in upstate ny. They were dropped off on our front porch for hours before we noticed them. The package clearly said "perishable" and "live" yet the PO still left them to freeze, which they did. Out of 200 we probably had 50 still alive. If you need them in the summer go to Walmart. But if it is a cooler season for you then these are nice worms that come nicely packaged. Price wise walmart worms are 30 for $3ish. We supplemented ours with a few containers of walmart worms. As far as we know everyone... » Read More We had the opposite problem. We ordered our worms in the dead of winter in upstate ny. They were dropped off on our front porch for hours before we noticed them. The package clearly said "perishable" and "live" yet the PO still left them to freeze, which they did. Out of 200 we probably had 50 still alive. If you need them in the summer go to Walmart. But if it is a cooler season for you then these are nice worms that come nicely packaged. Price wise walmart worms are 30 for $3ish. We supplemented ours with a few containers of walmart worms. As far as we know everyone got along. No worm wars. But many babies. ;-) « Show Less
624360
Depends on how long you leave the bag up. They generally die within a day or two.
1511386
I am not 100% if this Bonide will kill the tent/bag worm larve. In my experience, tent/bag worms can olny be killed with a lepidopteran insecticide such as Up-Star Gold or Talstar(it has to contain Bifenthrin) . The insecticide foliar spray must be applied in May to late May when the larve are active and out of their "bag" or "tent" feeding on the foilage. If still unsuccesful..a ladder and a pair of scissors in the fall is a great organic way to get rid of them. Good luck!
599568
Less than 4 days. Gave my English bull the worm away and 4 days later my vet said he was clear of worms. Love this product.
1962061
Sort of. The worms are in a small tray - individually - but the tray is one package, so when you open it you have opened all. But the package also has a closure on it, like a ziplock baggie. It is my understanding that the bait will last at least 45 days in the closed bag. I did find these very effective. Just remember, other moles, voles, etc. will move into your area when a void is created (current occupants are dead) so you might find you will use more than one or two baits.
22282
This doesn't kill lice. You are supposed to treat your head with a chemical from a doctor's office (since over the counter stuff doesn't work well) and then use the comb to get the eggs and bugs out. The bugs will be half dead from the chemical but the eggs if lefts in the hair, will hatch. The eggs need to be removed and put in a sealed container and disposed of. In addition to all this, bedding and stuff needs to be cleaned. This comb is just really good at getting out the eggs.
235513
Perfectly safe. These aren't the same types of worms that infect your animals. They only go after the insects in your soil.
88497
Having used it for many years ....no. It is a naturally occurring substance that when sprayed on tomatoes,, broccoli collard etc kills the worms that will infest a garden. It does so by destroying the "stomach" of the worms this starving them. I spray after every rain. Be sure to spray under leaves. But I have never heard of it killing beneficial bugs .... ex: I h a 've seen lady bugs crawl over where I have sprayed.
718019
Mine already had larvae in it when delivered. Do yourself a favor and buy this item at Costco or another store..
1225730
I didn't read about the worms. Haven't noticed them. Of course, I grind them and add them as powder to food, so maybe I'm added ground worms as well.