slug pellets for 2022

I don’t use anything & haven’t for over 20 years. Don’t find the need to either to be honest. Maybe I’m just lucky, get a tiny bit of damage now & again but nothing major.

I guess you aren't on heavy clay which is damp/wet for nine months of the year.

I don't use pellets, I find nematodes combined with copper rings suppresses major slug attacks.

As an aside no one has mentioned beer traps. I can assure you they catch slugs in huge amounts. Alas not enough to give full protection to your plants.

Disposable coffee cups can be used successfully as they are plastic coated. They don't last forever. Put holes in one cup put it inside the other. Cut holes in the sides, part fill with beer. Put lid on. You can remove slugs without wasting the beer or pulling up the trap and have to dig it back in again.
Something plastic is better choice if you want something a bit longer term than the non disposable cardboard coffee takeaway cups. Margarine tubs?

  Also putting something down for slugs to sleep under during the day catches loads of slugs as well. I may try some pallet bits.

That's  a waste of good beer CC I'm going with ferric phosphate pellets as a trial this season and if they don't work to my expectations then I will be looking for something that does do the job but like most things some say there good some say there no good only time will tell

hopefully using fine netting will solve the white butterfly fly problem so its just finding out if these F/P  do the job?

Slops from pub. Free. Thanks for reminding me. I am in pub now and have plastic bottle with me.