SyngentaAdvion Cockroach Gel Bait - 1 Box (4 X 30 Gr.Syringes)

The instructions are that you should put a drop in the corners of cabinets, around the hinges, etc. However… I didn't want to keep putting that goop over and over into my cabinets, so I just took a Styrofoam plate and cut it into little squares and put a couple of drops on there tucked & into the corner next to the inside corner of the cabinet, etc, and it worked really well.I put one in each front corner of the cabinets under the sink. I put one inside each door of my regular cabinets. I tucked one against the back of the countertop next to the stove. I put one near the faucet, and one in the windowsill.I put one behind the refrigerator, and one under the refrigerator and one on top of the refrigerator next to the hinge as I saw one hanging out the, blehhhh! So if you are seeing any roach dirt/ poop in the corners of your cabinets or around your outlets, then just put a dot of it in those places.If you were to have roaches around an outlet cover, I maybe tape a piece of Styrofoam beside it. They will surely eat it. And you can just throw them in the trash and make new ones after six weeks or so. It cleared up my little problem pretty quickly; after three months they were gone.If ever, I saw one after that, or if I should see one in the future, I just madea little Styrofoam square and put it right where I saw the roach, in hopes that maybe he'll come back later. If I saw one somewhere else, I just moved a little square over to where I saw it, and invite him to come back and have a bite...Maybe he will, or possibly not, but my roach problem is cleared up and I do recommend this product.Note: it only comes with one tip so when you change to a new tube, you might wanna double check that you took the tip off… Because I didn't… And it's a lot neater with the tip, plus it saves product.Good luck!Btw, my brother used it to clear up a small infestation in the bottom of his stove. He did the same thing using Styrofoam squares. He actually cutthese long like rectangles and then stuck them into the the vents on the back of the stove and just left them hanging out so the roaches would come out and eat some. Of course you have to pull out the stove. But they came out and got on those little Styrofoam squares and ate that stuff right up.He went against the directions a little bit by putting a bead across each Styrofoam square instead of just a dot. His reasoning was that they would come out all at once and have plenty to eat and then go back inside and the rest would be affected by it.He did that for two nights only, because you're only supposed to use it in a little dots for some reason. I think likely because it may cause them to build up immunity more quickly; or possibly because you didn't want all the roaches from near and far to smell it and come out to eat it and make the problem worse . But it worked. After those two nights, he put fresh Styrofoam in the little vents, a put a dot on each. He left them him there for a couple of weeks. It cleared up the problem in the stove; he had no more roaches.…

Works amazing gets the job done

Oh. Em. Gee!!! So, we discovered, the other day, some teeny little ugly bugs. My app "Picture Insect" said they were the harmless German Cockroach. Harmless, yes, but a cockroach nonetheless!!! Blech!! We have seen them over the years, occasionally. One or two, here and there. But NEVER, mini ones, and there were a LOT!! So being absolutely thoroughly grossed out, I went online and started doing research on how to get rid of them which led me to this product. I was thrilled to find it on Amazon and for next day delivery. Kind of expensive, but I mean... German Cockroaches vs $$? Yeah, I bought it.I figured I'd put it out last night before I went to bed, since it seems those harmless but nasty bugs like to come out at night. Now, there are three tubes, and it looks like a LOT, but they actually empty a lot quicker than you'd think. Not a complaint, just an observation. Next time I'll pay a little more attention to what I'm using. So anyhow, I circled the garage using one tube. Not sure how this stuff works and hoping it'll do it's job.So, this morning, I needed garbage bags, which are in the garage and on the other side, no less. I turn on the light, looking for the little mini things I had seen the day before but what I found instead was a big nasty one, belly up! Legs were moving, I think? Not trying to get close enough to tell!! So obviously I can't go that way anymore and I jump past where it's at, thinking to circle around the car and get to the bags the other way when I'm stopped by another dang one!!! Also belly up!! Not having a step to stand for this ones examination, I run back into the house, shuddering the whole way.. BLECH!!! So now I have to go out the front door, and go through the outer big garage door and when I open that, there's a bleeping cricket!!! ALSO BELLY UP!!!!!!! We definitely have a lot of crickets around right now as well (our areas weather allowed for a lot of both bugs to be in surplus this year. It's been so aggravating!) So this stuff kills crickets too!? It didn't say anything about that in the literature that I could find but I am so happy! We're talking less than 12 hours!! I put some in one of the rooms near the back yard, but I'm terrified to even look. Going to have to let my husband have that job! HaDEFINITELY a fantastic product!!!

THIS IS THE BEST PEST CONTROL FOR ROACHES THAT WE HAVE. OUR PREVIOUS RESIDENCE, THEY WERE TOTALLY WIPED OUT.

I put it down before I went to sleep woke up to many dead roaches. I will apply it again in two days. So far it working well