MGK Vendetta® Plus Cockroach Gel Bait | Odorless German Roach Killer That Fits Standard Bait Guns | German Cockroach Killer | Indoor Home, Commercial, Industrial Use | 4 x 30 Gram Tubes

This has to be one of the greatest and most long-lasting roach bait products my family has ever used. Since I was little, my family has always had a roach problem. We tried Raid, roach bait hotels, boric acid, glue traps, and even Combat Max Force Gel. No matter what we used, they kept multiplying in dividends and end up everywhere. This is especially true when we moved into houses with wood floors. After experiencing this ever-growing problem for far too long in our current house, I decided to find something stronger and much more effective - Vendetta Plus! I placed this product in every susceptible nook and cranny they festered in as well as the cracks and crevices (About a tube and a half), and let the bait do its magic. By the first month, the roach population diminished drastically. What was once a nuisance when we turned on the my lights in the kitchen now turned into little to no bugs. This was great and all, but there were still some stragglers after the second to third month. So I applied another treatment all over just like I did the last time. After that, I rarely see any roaches now, which I am happy to see since this has been a decades old problem. The only thing that I can think of as a con is that eventually, as with all gel bait, the vendetta plus dries out, and that is when it becomes less effective at attracting roaches, but that happens way longer down the road than then you initially lay it down. The bugs eat it rather quickly within the first week, so you don't see much of it over time. If you are looking for a permanent solution to a long-running roach problem, definitely get Vendetta Plus. You won't regret it!

I bought this because we obviously had a huge problem when we first moved in, that our landlord failed to tell us about. It was a pretty bad infestation supposedly from the previous tenant so he called pest control to come out. After pest control came over, because of the stuff that they sprayed, it seemed like it forced a lot of the roaches to come out of hiding which was good but also bad as I am extremely terrified of bugs! We tried everything from just laying traps down to use raid (which raid is a waste of money and it’s a scam because you have to dang near use the whole bottle to kill just one) nothing seemed to work. Then people on social media strongly suggested Vendetta especially because it has an IGR in it which not only poisons and kills them but it also keeps them from being able to reproduce! What I learned when using this is that you need to have patience! At first I got discouraged because I felt like it wasn’t working, which then made me a little upset because it’s kind of pricey. But after a week, I wiped up the old gel and laid down a new couple drops of it and after doing that a few times, I started to see the amount of roaches decrease. Now I can finally sleep peaceful at night without worrying if they’re going to crawl on me while I’m asleep or see them crawling on the ceiling, walls, floors and furniture.

I had exterminators come in didn’t do anything. I have German cockroaches. I got the vendetta and religiously applied it once a week. It took four months, major infestation, and killed them all literally all of them!

Best stuff I’ve ever used. Roaches were gone in a week been years and haven’t seen them since. But if I do I will use vendetta again. I gave my extras to others who needed it and they had same results. If your having a roach problem it’s a must have you won’t be disappointed

So I had roaches. Alot of them. They were in every crack, hinge, hole, everywhere. Literally no matter where you turned, you were guaranteed to see a roach, I promise you. I decided to try this stuff. I put the gel out in different places. The roaches smelled it and went straight to it within minutes. I worked a lot so I wasn't home much. The next day, after a 13 hour shift, I came home, and the roaches were still everywhere. The bait didn't seem to disappear at all, like they hadn't eaten any of it. I thought "oh no. Another failed attempt." I went and got some Raid for backup (because it actually works). I was so tired from work. I figured I'd get some rest and spray them down the next day. So I went to bed. Woke up the next day and got a call from work. A few coworkers called in sick so I got ready for work and headed out. Ended up working another 12 hours. I came home exhausted. But I had planned to spray them all to death with the raid. To my surprise, I walked into the house and roaches were all over the floor dead. There were some stragglers, but for the most part, they were dying. I was so surprised, really. The bait I had put out still looked to be untouched. I was still a bit skeptical. But they were laying all over the floor like they had lost a war. I decided to take a nap and clean up the mess later. I was asleep for maybe 6 or 7 hours. Got up to get ready to clean and noticed MORE lifeless cockroaches. No stragglers this time. The bait still looked untouched. It had solidified everywhere I had applied it. I thought maybe it dried up and wasn't useful anymore so I applied more. I cleaned up all the lifeless roaches and seen very little activity if at all. Of course, it was time for work again, so I got ready and headed out. Only worked a regular 8 hour shift. When I came home, the floor was covered, yet again, with lifeless cockroaches. It appeared my infestation was worse than I originally thought. I cleaned up the mess yet again and didn't see any more. The 2nd round of bait I put out looked untouched as before. But I seen the results. I literally seen them all eating the bait when I put it out. I read up a little on the gel and it says the roaches will eat it, stop their reproduction, and die. The babies would eat on the infected and it would stop them from reproducing and die as well. Like a snowball effect. And it is 100% true. They were ALL 100% wiped OUT. after about 4 days, there wasn't a single roach. No stragglers, no babies, no movement anywhere, nothing. The bait STILL looked untouched. Having roaches to that extent for a long amount of time, you kind of actually get used to them. It was strange to not see any. You get sort of traumatized and expect to see at least one crawling in a corner or something. However, there literally was not a single one anywhere. I kept looking around, feeling like one was crawling on me, but there wasn't. It was my mind , so used to them and expecting to see one. But it was all in my head. They were finally gone. A few months later, the bait was still where I applied. I never cleaned it up, just left it just in case. Because I was still unsure and a bit traumatized. But I still hadn't seen a single roach. Now, that was about 5 years ago. And have yet to see a single roach. HONESTLY. I still had 2 tubes of Vendetta left so I gave them to a neighbor who had a similar problem. She had the exact same results. "It doesn't look like they ate any of the bait" she would tell me. I said just wait, trust me. She too, was roach free after about 4 days. Since then, I have recommended this product to several people and some restaurants. I can honestly say I swear by it. I hope this story reaches YOU. Because I can promise you my arms and legs this stuff truly WORKS. If you have a cockroach problem, TRY VENDETTA. You will soon be writing a review like mine I can 100% promise you. (German Cockroaches, if you were wondering)

Came with one plunger, four tubes of bait and four tips. I've been trying to get rid of the roaches in our appartment for months but nothing was working. I tried combat, advion, igr, borax, diatomaceous earth among others. It helped keep numbers down slightly but that's it. It took about two weeks to really see a significant difference with this after that I would only see a couple here or there. I applied under all base boards, high places, cracks in walls, drawer frames and by appliances. I reapplied the bait about once every week, especially if I seen a roach. It's been at least two months now and I haven't seen a single roach in at least three weeks. I didn't notice a strong smell. It's a little pricey but absolutely worth it considering it works. The best part is that the roaches actually seemed to eat it considering I started finding dead ones after I used it and it sterilizes any that eat it and survive.

Nothing would get the roaches out of my house after years of renters living here. I was a truck driver. When I came in, I would use a shopvac to sweep up the roaches running around the kitchen every morning. Yeah, I should have booted them out. Someone recommended this. I had seen a little improvement when I used Combat jel. It has been down a week. I used one whole tube. I am seeing roaches, only adults and they are moving slow enough for me to get them. No babies. I have sticky traps out... empty traps. Right now I have cookies cooling on the stove and I'm not worried about seeing a roach in them. They will go in a container in the fridge shortly. If you want to get rid of roaches, remove food and water sources. Then use this stuff. I even wipe down the sink and use a drain stopper. Empty your kitchen garbage regularly. Use this stuff in the bathroom, too. Edit: You would think my kitchen would be covered with roaches getting out of the bad cold snap. I have seen ONE that I couldn't squish. The sticky traps are mostly empty. The few I have seen are moving very slow. I left water running when the temperature dropped below 32*. I didn't dare use the dishwasher until it was above freezing. Then I intentionally left food on the counter. Then I turned the light off and watched. Not one roach!! Edit: March 28. The kids moved in a couple of weeks ago. I expected to see roaches. I saw one and killed it. They have a toddler. I still have no roaches. My glue traps are empty.

MGK Vendetta® Plus Cockroach Gel Bait absolutely deserves the spotlight. After trying multiple roach control products—sprays, traps, and even foggers—this gel bait has proven to be the most effective and efficient solution I’ve used. Application & Ease of Use: The product comes with a precision tip applicator that makes it easy to apply the gel in cracks, crevices, and under appliances. The consistency is perfect—not too runny or too thick—and it sticks well without dripping or drying out too fast. Effectiveness: Within 24 hours, I noticed a significant drop in roach activity. By day 3, I was seeing dead roaches in places I never even thought they were hiding. It’s clear the bait attracts them, and once they ingest it, they take it back to the nest, which knocks out more of the colony. After a week, my kitchen and bathroom were practically roach-free. Added Benefits: One thing I appreciate is that the Plus formula includes an insect growth regulator (IGR), which helps prevent reinfestation by targeting roach reproduction. This feature alone makes it stand out compared to other baits on the market. Pro Tips: • Clean the area before application to ensure roaches go for the bait instead of other food sources. • Apply small dots rather than large globs—this makes the product last longer and increases its reach. • Reapply every couple of weeks if you’re dealing with a severe infestation. Conclusion: This product does exactly what it claims and then some. If you’re serious about eliminating roaches and want a professional-grade solution, MGK Vendetta® Plus is worth every penny. Highly recommended for both first-time users and seasoned DIY pest controllers.