Advion Ant Gel Bait, 1 30-Gram Tube, 1 Plunger and 1 Tip, Effective Bait, Formulated with 0.05% Indoxacarb, Indoor and Outdoor Use, Killer Gel for Control of Most Major Ant Species

Great product. I had ant invasion for the last few days and nothing could stop them : ant killer, ant gel,... I used this only one time and all ants disappeared. It is little expensive but worth it.

efficient and easy to use. killed outdoor ants around my house

Works very well. I bought this product for black ants that were creeping in my front door and windows. Easy to use. I put this product down, and within a week, the ants that I was seeing along my front porch and down the side of my carport were completely gone so I would say it kills quickly. Haven't seen another ant that has crept inside since. Easy to apply. The gel is thick and easy to fit into crevices and cracks, and does not drip. I would recommend wearing gloves when applying.

Having tried other products to kill crazy ants , gave this product a try. Amazing results. Applied to counter according to instructions , the little buggers went crazy eating it. And were gone in 24 hours. Terribly pleased with resultsWorked on other little ants that were invading bed room too. Can't say enough good things about this product.

works good

I live in Alabama and we’ve had a month long dry spell, so critters started to come inside for moisture. We had ants all over our cat food and in our bathroom cabinets on a Friday, got this stuff Sunday, and we were 99% ant free by Tuesday.They had traveled under the baseboards of our house all the way from one end to the other, no interest in Terro liquid traps. Ortho Home Defense spray just killed the visible ones, but the colony in the wall was still alive and well.This stuff genuinely made me cry happy tears. Just look at the progression of 24 hours!! A pile of them covering the gel to barely any at all. They went as far as dragging the gel across the room to their nest. I will never buy anything else but this for my ant problem.One recommendation is to put it directly in their trail when you have an active problem, not as prevention. Just a few pea size drops. That worked best for us! Also, you’ll see more before they go away. That means it’s working!!

1st pic- This is the second application of gel to the cardboard. The first line was eaten within 20 minutes.2nd pic- Less than 24 hours later. This was the last living ant I've seen in my trailer and the surrounding area since putting the bait out 3 days ago.I recommend putting the gel on cardboard instead of applying it directly to surfaces. That way you don't have lingering poison people and animals can get into, unaware of it's presence. This also makes it movable if more effective locations are found. Cut pieces of cardboard from cereal boxes or other food packaging, the type with a shiny side, so it wont leak through.There are two things that make this gel so effective.The first is the perfect time delay of the poison. Plenty of stuff out there kills piss-ants (oderous ants) but most of it kills them too quickly. I'm a grower and I know pesticides, both organic and synthetic. Most of them do not kill the eggs, so the best ones will linger in the plant tissue just long enough to get the hatchlings. Same kind of principle with the ants. No type of applictaion can reach the nest, whether underground or in wall spaces. Advion delays killing the ants eating the bait to give them time to get back to the colony where they feed it to the other ants. If they don't feed the others it still lingers in their bodies after death so the ants collecting corpses will become the new carriers, starting the countdown again. By using this tactic the poison quickly reaches the queens and larva in places that no sprayer or fogger can reach.The second is whatever attractant they put in the bait. I have never seen this type of behavior in ants towards any food source. The piss-ants go nuts for it. I set up the bait squares on my kitchen counter. As I was putting the Advion away two ants came from under my counter to the spot I had set the syringe (none was spilled). They acted like a couple eight legged crack heads. Licking the counter and smelling it with their antennae, then they started to contort their bodies into these weird displays, twisting their heads in the air and repeatedly cleaning their antennae like something was stuck on them. Normally ants will run if they see you but these paid no attention to me getting so close to observe them. Same thing with the ants on the actual bait. As soon as I put it down near the trail they sprinted towards it, stacking on each other 3-4 high instead of looking for an opening a quarter inch away. They didn't flinch when I held the phone right above them to get pictures.FYI, spraying ant trails with fast acting poison only works to divide a colony as they move away from that area. That then creates new colonies, compounding the infestation.