Tick Tubes 20 Pack Tubes ONLY NO Chemical - Buy Permethrin Seperate - Tick Control Device - Covers 1.5 Acres - Biodegradable and Environmentally Friendly

Take control of tick populations in your yard with our Tick Tubes. These specially designed biodegradable tubes provide an easy, effective way to target ticks without the use of harsh chemicals. This is a cheaper solution to the highly expensive pre-made tubes. Our tubes do not contain the active chemical which must be bought seperate. Simply spray the cotton with the chemical and place the cotton in the tube. Then place the tubes around your land at the rate of 10-12 tubes per acre. Mice will collect the treated material to line their nests, naturally reducing tick populations at the source.

• Why Permethrin Sold Separate: A cheap 0.5% bottle of Permethrin will last you a lifetime. When you buy our competitor's tubes, you are essentially paying $60+ for something that costs cents. Don't fall into the trap!
• Fraction of the Cost: $1 per tube compared to $3 per tube from the name brand. Pair our product with your own Permethrin Spray for a cost effective solution to ticks. The other option will cost you $140 per year!
• Chemical-Free & Customizable – These tick tubes come chemical free, allowing you to add your own permethrin spray which can be bought seperate. Save money by avoiding the name brand with this equally as effective DIY option.
• Covers Up to 1.5 Acres – A 20-pack provides broad coverage, making it ideal for large yards, wooded areas, and outdoor spaces where ticks are a concern.
• Eco-Friendly & Biodegradable – Made from biodegradable materials, these tubes break down naturally over time, offering an environmentally responsible way to reduce tick populations without harming your yard.
• Easy to Use – Simply fill the tubes with treated cotton and place them in areas where mice are active. Mice naturally distribute the material, reducing ticks at the source.
• Safe for Families & Pets – Unlike chemical sprays, tick tubes target ticks without direct exposure to people or pets, helping to create a safer, tick-free outdoor environment.