Put on my lawn at the rate the bag said and it's been 3 weeks and grubs are horrible and now have ant mounds all over this product is a total waste of your money.

I thought you had changed your formulation to something more "friendly" to bees that was called "Eight"? I have never seen it.

Luckily, a friend recommended sevin to us so I purchased every form I could find, powder, lawn granules, spray, you name it. In our garden, our usually massively abundant raspberry patches were chewed bare. About 10 squash plants were picked clean. And the pests were starting on the basil, peppers, onions and even our tomatoes. After 2 treatments of powder, and ample time to recover, and paired with netting, our raspberries are finally giving us a healthy crop. We did lose several squash, cilantro and two of our chamomile plants, just too late to save, but sevin saved the rest of our crops. Now I am applying the lawn granulars to help prevent this problem in the coming years and prevent these hoppers from laying their eggs overwinter. After watering in, I can already tell the difference.

Technically I have not used this product yet, so I'm giving five stars but that can always be adjusted. I really just share and observation with you all. I have noticed that in the last few years the ratings have gone from five stars to one stars drastically. And 5 years ago it seemed like every review was five stars. I read a comment from someone that said make it back the way you used to make it, well, I think your ratings should have told you that and somebody should be taking heed to that. Because now I am almost regretting that I purchased two 80 lb bags. But we shall see, and I shall update.