Where to buy MintGuard in the UK
Updated 22 October 2026 · By the MintGuard team
Quick answer
Genuine MintGuard is sold through the official website, mintguard.co.uk. It isn't sold in B&Q, Boots, Tesco, Wilko or other high-street shops, and we don't sell on Amazon or eBay.
If you've searched for MintGuard on Amazon or in your local DIY store and couldn't find it, that's why.
Official site check
- The web address is mintguard.co.uk
- Prices are in pounds: from £39 for one pack
- Every order includes the 90-day money-back guarantee
Why only the official website?
Selling direct keeps the price down and means we can offer the 90-day money-back guarantee on every order. It also means you know exactly what you're getting.
Amazon, eBay and marketplace listings
If you see MintGuard on a marketplace, it hasn't come from us. We can't vouch for what's in the box, how old it is or whether you'll get a refund. The guarantee only applies to orders from mintguard.co.uk.
B&Q, Boots, Tesco, Argos, Wilko and Screwfix
MintGuard isn't currently sold in shops. These stores sell other rodent products, mostly poison, traps and ultrasonic plug-ins. See how they compare on our MintGuard vs poison and traps page.
How to check you're on the official site
- The address bar shows mintguard.co.uk
- Checkout is handled securely by Shopify
- You get an order confirmation email straight away
Common questions
Can I buy MintGuard on Amazon?
We don't sell MintGuard on Amazon. Buy from mintguard.co.uk to get the genuine product and the 90-day guarantee.
Is MintGuard sold in shops?
Not at the moment. MintGuard is only available online from the official website.
Get MintGuard
12 pressed peppermint balls per pack. No poison, no traps. Tracked UK delivery and a 90-day money-back guarantee.
- Tracked UK delivery
- 90-day money-back
- Secure checkout
- What happens next: 1. Pay on our secure checkout · 2. We dispatch your order · 3. You get a tracking email
Written by the MintGuard team
Last checked 22 October 2026. Plain, practical advice for UK homes. For a serious or ongoing infestation, contact your local council pest service or a qualified pest controller. Keep all repellents out of reach of children and pets.
