Super Ninja Fruit Fly Trap - 2 pack, Highly Effective Fruit Fly Killer for Home & Kitchen, Up to 3 Weeks of Performance per Bottle, Child & Pet Friendly

Highly recommend for getting rid of fruit flies. I bought one of these a while ago and had it on the side from June-August and barely saw 1 fly in the house. Thought maybe it was the weather that had kept them at bay. The liquid gets a bit opaque so after a while you don’t see the flies in the liquid so easily. Had a two week window early September of not having one and all the flies came back - bought this again and within a day or two all flies gone. It’s satisfyingly effective! Just need to put it somewhere that it’s not going to get knocked over - it does come with a sticky pad to stick it to a wall but I preferred to tuck it beside the food bin where it sits discreetly. If you are bothered by little fruit flies - get one of these!

It worked ok, only catching about 15 small black flies by my kitchen bin in two weeks. The adhesive is strong, and it has damaged my plaster wall when I pulled the bottle out.It is overpriced and has disappointing performance compared with a DIY trap, such as cider vinegar, honey, and a drop of detergent in a bottle with a cling film cover with holes. My own traps caught an average of 20 to 35 in a week! I won't buy this again when my traps beat these expensive products.

These things are fantastic, the sticky pads I've not found work so well. Maybe I just don't have as much of a fruit fly issue around my plants. I wouldn't buy those again, but the little bottles - they are amazing. We have a fruit fly infestation every year, it's so difficult to get rid of them and they just swarm all of our fruit and bins. I tried fly spray, which works but obviously I'm not keen on spraying that all over my house and breathing it in. We tried to fashion our own traps using plastic cups. Surprisingly we found ketchup was a good lure, and we put cling film over the top pierced with holes and the flies would get trapped inside, but it didn't kill them so I'd have to empty the cups every day. It didn't seem to fix the issue of the flies though, despite catching hundreds. I started wondering whether I was just feeding them and helping them to breed. These little bottles do just as well, but they kill the flies. Leave them around the kitchen and jobs done. I've actually refilled mine with a mixture of vinegar and apple juice and we're on round two of the fruit fly genocide. Noticed a definite drop in fly numbers, probably 95% have gone now. 10/10 would recommend and buy again. Photo taken 5 mins after refilling it.

It definitely got rid of the litte buggers. So was very helpful and I don't see them anymore. Really happy would definitely recommend using. You can use the sticky part on a wall if you want but I just set this one in the counter. At first I didn't think it was working but when I picked it up and looked inside you can seem them all floating so they definitely catch the bugs. It is easy to use just unscrew the cap and it's done. The look of the bottle is clear and small so you won't know it's in your kitchen. It is safe to use I haven't had any problems yet with knocking one over but even if I did it would probably just smell and have to be wiped and cleaned.

Went into buying these a little skeptical but they actually are really good at getting rid of fruit flies, took a little longer to start getting them in the bottle as I didn't wipe the nozzle down first so they just congregated around the spout. After that dried though it has worked a treat. Will happily buy these again. Well worth the price!Small bottle but more than enough room for the fruit flies to drown in, and much more attractive than using a homemade trap. Haven't tested the stickiness as we have placed it on the living room table, although wouldn't be surprised that they will hold itself as again the bottle isn't as bulky as you'd think. Cannot recommend these enough and have already mentioned them to friends.

Very effective but i feel like after 3-4 days is not as efficient at catching flies . It is very easy to use it! If it is for temporary use I do recommend but for often occurring flies , i don’t .

It works, but there are several drawbacks.1) It only works on fruitflies, so you will still have to buy something else to deal with other species such as gnats.2) At £3.50 per bottle, you can get a pack of flypapers for just a bit more which work with ALL flies. Not to mention you can make your own trap with just some apple cider vinegar and clingfilm.3) You have to remove everything else which might attract fruitflies in order for this to work.Overall this just isn't worth money and you are far better off buying regular sticky flypapers. If you don't mind spending more money there are plug in wall devices which attract flies with blue light, these being far more effective.

These are amazing, I wish I’d photographed just how many flies we caught on our first go, there was a layer a good quarter of the depth of the tub 🤢They’re also really small, I was worried they wouldn’t be effective because of this but they worked really well and are discreet because of the size. Just make sure you clean the yellow insert as instructed so the flies have to go inside.