Are they worth the money? Front line and the cheap collars just aren't cutting it. And if so, where is the best place to get one, E-Bay? Amazon? Local?

I want to know as well. Fleas in the yard are bad this year.

I give mine trifexis and she's never had fleas.

I've tried everything with mine and she just won't eat those. I even tried putting the tablets in a chocolate cupcake but my wife just keeps spitting the pills out.

This is not going to end well!!

I need a new keyboard

So Brad, I see that your wife never reads Aldeer.

Petsmart has them for 48 and change, so I guess I'll pick up a couple of them tomorrow and find out how good they are.

I have them on my two dogs and they seem to work great for 6 months or so.

I may be crazy but I ain't that crazy.

Yes, seresto collars are worth the money. If you're buying the cheap flea/tick collars from Walmart, etc, you're wasting your money. They just don't work. Seresto collars work really well. However, if you currently have a flea problem, do not expect a flea preventative to fix the problem fast. Best case scenario, your looking at 4-6 weeks before its fixed if the dog is on flea prevention. I could explain why, but let it suffice to say the life cycle of the flea is working against you. Getting your house and or yard sprayed will definitely help too. And every single animal in the house or outside needs to be on flea preventative, every month. You do this religiously and you will not have fleas. I know there are a lot of products for cheaper and home remedies and such out there that claim kills fleas. I don't know how effective they are, as I've never tried them. However, I see folks everyday who tell me they use these things, and their dogs and cats are covered in fleas, hence the reason they are there. My 2 cents.