This used to work well, now it doesn’t. She’ll start getting fleas the following week and I cant even put a 2nd dose because it would over dose her being that its still in the 1 month time frame.

This product is excellent

Put it on the dogs and so far haven't seen any fleas or ticks.

Useless. Didn't protect my dog from flee bits

These flea and tick drops from Sam’s are a total game-changer! One quick dab and my pup is itch-free and happy. No scratching, no pests—just tail wags and belly rubs. Plus, it’s super easy to apply. 10/10 from me and four paws up from Fluffy! 🐶💧💙

Didn't work

Best value in flea drops. The animals like or dislike these drops as much as any others. If the double/triple priced brand worked for you, it's likely these will too. Used this brand for 10ish years. They control fleas, ticks and most ear mites in my indoor/outdoor herd that is friendly with the raccoons, deer, possums and turkeys that share our property. Satisfied.

We have four 85+ pound dogs and have used "Frontline" for years as a summer preventative. -- We never have had a "flea problem," but have always taken steps to ensure our pets stay mite, flea, and tick-free. This product works just as well as Frontline, but at a MUCH MORE REASONABLE COST, especially considering the size and number of our dogs. The other comments here RE: "More fleas after using..." etc.: Your dog's environment must be treated too -- regardless of what product you use. Also, when a dog DOES have fleas, and is treated with topical flea prevention, the fleas do not instantly die; they begin migrating to the paws of the dog where the fur is not as thick and they escape or die while in route. THIS migration is a strange sensation to dogs, and they respond to "creepy-crawling," (migrating, not biting), fleas, mites, etc., by initially scratching, licking, and even biting their paws a little for the first couple of days. After that, everything returns to normal. PREVENTION: Groom your dog, bathe your dog, keep your yard well watered and maintained. If your property has fleas, treat it. THEN apply whatever flea prevention you like. Just keep in mind: They all have the same active ingredient. Nothing will do the maintenance work for you. Good Luck!

Decided to try the PetArmor Flea %26 Tick Prevention for my 88lb dog. Gave him the exact dosage and thought it would be the same as his regular treatment. Wrong. He was fine for a few hours, then became very restless and lethargic, by morning he had thrown up. I thought maybe he had ate something outside bc he'd never had a bad reaction to his regular flea meds. By 10a I was calling the vet to bring him in. Thought I'd save a few dollars buying PetArmor, but after an extra Vet visit and not being able to use this stuff, wound up costing a lot more.

First time purchasing and I wasn't disappointed. Right before the first use I noticed my dog had a tick attached to his belly that day. After applying the topical the tick was dead and gone within 24 hours. His only reaction to applying the first time was to give a look, like 'What was that?' No reaction the second month.