Pest Control Products Price in Australia

Pest Control Products & Prices in Australia

Shop pest control products for common household and outdoor pest problems, including cockroaches, ants, spiders, flies, fleas, bed bugs, wasps, mosquitoes, termites and rodents. The OZ Super Store pest control range includes insect sprays, insecticide bombs, automatic insect control refills, pest repellers, termite bait, mosquito screens, bin insect control products and replacement UV lamps for compatible insect zappers.

Current pest control product prices at OZ Super Store range from approximately A$22 to A$108, depending on the type of pest control product, pack size and application. This price range is based only on products currently listed in the Pest Control category and should be checked again if the product range or promotional pricing changes.

Pest Control Price List Australia

Prices checked against the current Pest Control category listings on 30 August 2026.

Insect Spray Price in Australia

For buyers comparing insect spray, insect killer spray, insecticide spray, indoor insect spray or outdoor insect spray, OZ Super Store currently lists several Hovex products designed for different pest types and application areas.

Current insect spray and insect control aerosol prices generally range from A$22 to A$40 across the applicable listed products.

The lowest-priced automatic insect control refill currently listed is A$22, while the specialised PestXpert wasp jet is A$40.

Cockroach Killer & Ant Killer Price in Australia

Searches for cockroach killer, cockroach spray, cockroach control, ant killer, ant spray, spider spray and crawling insect killer can relate to several products in the current range.

Applicable cockroach, ant and crawling-insect products are currently priced from approximately A$23 to A$30.

For targeted indoor use, buyers can compare a crawling insect spray with a barrier-style product. Where several insect types are present, a multi-insect product may provide a more practical format than purchasing a separate aerosol for every pest.

Always check the product label for the pests, surfaces and locations for which the product is approved before use.

Bed Bug Spray & Flea Control Price in Australia

OZ Super Store currently has both spray and insecticide-bomb options relevant to searches for bed bug spray, bed bug killer, flea spray, flea treatment, flea control and insect bombs.

Current applicable products range from A$30 to A$34.

A spray is generally more suited to targeted application, while an insecticide bomb is a different application format intended to treat an area according to its label directions. The right option therefore depends on where the pest activity is occurring rather than simply choosing the lowest price.

Wasp Spray Price in Australia

For wasp spray, wasp killer, wasp killer spray, wasp nest spray and long-range wasp spray searches, the currently listed dedicated product is the PestXpert 400g Wasp Jet.

The current listed price for the dedicated wasp spray is therefore A$40.

When dealing with wasps, read and follow all product safety directions carefully. Avoid treating a nest in circumstances where doing so would put you or other people at risk.

Termite Bait & DIY Termite Treatment Price in Australia

The uploaded keyword research shows purchase interest around termite treatment, termite control, termite bait, white ant treatment, termite killer and DIY termite treatment.

The Pest Control category currently lists one dedicated termite bait product:

The current listed price for the Superway 500g white ant termite bait is A$108.

This is a pest control product rather than a professional termite treatment service. Buyers should follow the manufacturer instructions and should not assume that every termite problem can be resolved with the same DIY product. Extensive or structural termite activity may require appropriate professional assessment.

Pest Repeller & Rodent Repeller Price in Australia

For buyers searching for a pest repeller, ultrasonic pest repeller, electronic pest repeller, rodent repeller or mouse and rat repeller, OZ Super Store currently lists The Big Cheese Mega Sonic Pest Repeller.

The current listed pest repeller price is A$90.

An electronic or ultrasonic pest repeller is a different product category from mouse traps, rat traps and rodent bait. Buyers specifically looking for a physical trap or rodenticide should check the current product range rather than treating these products as interchangeable.

Bug Zapper Replacement Lamp Price in Australia

The keyword research shows demand for bug zapper, mosquito zapper, insect zapper, bug zapper Australia and bug zapper lamp searches.

The Pest Control category currently lists replacement UV lamps for compatible Yard Guard insect-control products, rather than complete zapper units within these particular listings.

Replacement lamp prices currently range from A$42 to A$80.

The 8W replacement lamp is currently A$42, while the 30W and 50W replacement lamps are A$80 each.

Before purchasing a replacement insect-zapper lamp, check the wattage, fitting type and equipment compatibility. A higher-wattage lamp is not automatically a suitable replacement for a lower-wattage model.

Mosquito Screen & Mosquito Control Accessory Prices

Physical mosquito exclusion can be useful around rainwater tanks and overflow systems. The category currently includes several Rain Harvesting screens and Mozzie Stop overflow products.

Applicable mosquito-proofing products currently range from approximately A$35 to A$66.

These products are different from mosquito sprays or electronic mosquito zappers because they focus on physical pest exclusion around compatible tank openings and overflow points.

Hovex Pest Control Prices

Hovex is one of the most represented pest-control brands in the current category. Buyers comparing Hovex insect spray, Hovex insecticide, Hovex insect bomb, crawling insect killer or flying insect spray can currently expect prices from approximately A$22 to A$34.

This gives buyers a useful comparison point when choosing between automatic refills, targeted sprays, barrier sprays and insecticide bombs.

How to Choose the Right Pest Control Product

Start by identifying the pest rather than simply purchasing the strongest-looking pest control product. A product intended for flying insects may not be the best choice for cockroaches, while a termite bait is fundamentally different from an insect aerosol or ultrasonic rodent repeller.

For cockroaches, ants and spiders, compare crawling-insect sprays and barrier-style products. Consider whether the pest activity is indoors or outdoors and select a product whose label specifically covers the intended application.

For flies and other flying insects, an aerosol designed for flying insects may be more relevant. Automatic insecticide refill products are another format for compatible automatic control systems.

For bed bugs and fleas, compare targeted sprays with approved insecticide-bomb products. Pay particular attention to application instructions, treated surfaces, ventilation requirements and any required waiting period before re-entering or using treated areas.

For wasps, use a product specifically labelled for wasp control rather than assuming any general insect aerosol is suitable.

For termites or white ants, check exactly what the bait product is intended to do and where it can be used. Termite activity affecting a building can be more complex than general household insect control.

For rats and mice, an ultrasonic pest repeller is a non-trap product. It should not be confused with rat bait, mouse bait, mouse traps or rat traps.

For mosquitoes around rainwater tanks, compatible screens and overflow products can help provide a physical barrier without being an insecticide.

For an insect zapper requiring a replacement UV lamp, match the replacement lamp to the existing unit's model, wattage and fitting rather than choosing by price alone.

Spray vs Insect Bomb vs Automatic Insect Control

Different pest control formats solve different buying needs.

An insect spray is suited to targeted application and is available in formulas aimed at crawling insects, flying insects or particular pests.

An insecticide bomb or insect bomb is designed for broader area treatment when used strictly in accordance with its directions.

An automatic insect spray refill is intended for a compatible automatic dispensing system and should not be purchased as a standalone manual aerosol.

A pest repeller provides a completely different approach and should not be compared directly with chemical insecticides, traps or rodent bait.

Understanding these differences before buying can prevent unnecessary purchases and makes the price comparison more meaningful.

Indoor vs Outdoor Pest Control

Check whether the selected pest control product is intended for indoor use, outdoor use or both.

Indoor products may be designed for living areas and targeted household pest problems, while outdoor products may be formulated for areas such as sheds, garages, patios or external surfaces. Never assume that an indoor insect spray can be used outdoors—or that an outdoor product is suitable for indoor application—unless the label specifically permits it.

The same principle applies to rainwater-tank mosquito screens, termite products and pest repellers: choose according to the actual application rather than relying only on the product name.

What Does Pest Control Cost in Australia?

For products currently listed by OZ Super Store, DIY pest control product prices range from A$22 to A$108.

Lower-priced products in the current range include automatic insecticide refills and household insect sprays. Mid-range options include insecticide bombs, specialised wasp sprays and mosquito-control screens. Higher-priced products include replacement insect-zapper lamps, electronic pest repellers and termite bait.

The price alone does not determine which product is appropriate. Pest type, treatment area, application method, compatibility and manufacturer directions should be considered before purchasing.

Frequently Asked Questions About Pest Control Products

How much do pest control products cost in Australia?

The currently listed OZ Super Store Pest Control products range from approximately A$22 to A$108. Prices vary by product type and may change over time.

What is the cheapest pest control product currently listed?

At the time of this price check, the Hovex 165g Indoor Outdoor Auto Insecticide Refill is A$22, making it the lowest-priced product in the current Pest Control category listings.

How much is cockroach spray?

Applicable cockroach and crawling-insect products currently start at around A$23, with other targeted products priced up to approximately A$30.

How much is ant killer spray?

The Hovex products relevant to ant and crawling-insect control currently range from approximately A$23 to A$30, depending on the product format.

How much does bed bug spray cost?

The currently listed Hovex Germgard Bed Bug & Flea Killer Spray is A$34.

How much does wasp spray cost?

The PestXpert 400g Wasp Jet is currently listed at A$40.

How much does termite bait cost?

The Superway 500g White Ant Termite Bait is currently listed at A$108.

How much does an ultrasonic pest repeller cost?

The Big Cheese Mega Sonic Pest Repeller is currently listed at A$90.

What is the bug zapper lamp price in Australia?

Yard Guard replacement UV lamps currently listed in the category range from A$42 to A$80, depending on wattage and model compatibility.

Are mouse traps, rat traps and rat bait included in these prices?

No price has been assigned to those keyword categories here because the current Pest Control category pages checked for this guide do not list a dedicated mouse trap, rat trap or rat bait product. The Big Cheese Mega Sonic Pest Repeller should not be represented as a trap or rodent bait.

Buy Pest Control Products Based on the Pest You Need to Control

The best pest control purchase is not necessarily the cheapest or most expensive option. Start with the specific pest, decide whether the problem is indoors or outdoors, determine whether you need a spray, bomb, physical screen, bait, electronic repeller or replacement component, and then compare the products that actually meet those requirements.

OZ Super Store's current Pest Control category includes options for general insect control, cockroach and ant control, flying insects, bed bugs and fleas, wasps, termites, mosquitoes and rodent deterrence, with current listed prices spanning A$22 to A$108.

Always read the product label, safety warnings, compatibility information and directions before purchase and use.