Advion Ant Gel Bait, 4 Tubes x 30-Grams, 4 Plungers and 4 Tips, Effective Bait Formulated with 0.05% Indoxacarb, Indoor and Outdoor Use, Killer Gel for Control of Most Major Ant Species

One of my favorites. I'm a professional commercial pest Control applicator. You can put a little drop down and the ants will start going to it immediately. Works 👌

We were away for about a week and came back to an ant invasion. It's been about two weeks since the first application and most of the ants are gone. I've not seen any live ants inside for several days. l I've cleaned up large quantities of dead ants inside, in odd places.Outside, there still are a couple roaming around near the bait but they no longer appear indoors.I had placed the bait indoors at the spots where they came in from the attic through tiny cracks in the ceiling. At some point there seemed to be hundreds of the feasting on the bait.I also placed bait outdoors wherever they appeared on the house. Again, there seemed to be hundreds of ants swarming around the little globs of bait that I put on the exterior walls.I'll continue to monitor them outdoors in the hope that instead of going inside they'll stop and eat where I placed the bait outside.They seem to like fresh bait. The bait does dry up a little and it seems harder for them to eat. But that's only a guess.This bait works better than any other baits I bought at the big box hardware store. It also seems to work better than spraying the ant trails outside where I saw them leading into the attic. With the spray it slowed them down but they always found a spot where I didn't spray.

This product is effective. A few drops around my basement killed ants. It is odorless and easy to apply.

When used properly this product can get rid off the whole colony of ants. I used to be a pest control technician and this was my go to for any ant infestation.

This product was opened when delivered and someone used a little of it. I kept it as I need to eradicate ants from entrance of house. Seems to work.

I live in South Florida and it's been pretty hot down here for the past couple years. The insect life has really blossomed and I don't mind that... but with heat, comes thirst. So these critters go in search of water and become your sneaky little roommates. For a while, I was soaking the doorways and windows using OFF bug spray. It would work for a couple days, but that was only killing the ones i could see. Once these ants find their way in, more often than not, your house needs to be tented to fix the issue.Yesterday, i walked in to the kitchen to make myself coffee. When I moved the coffee pot, ants poured out from under it, scattering every where. When I went to the EMPTY sink to clean the pot, ants started crawling OUT OF THE DRAIN! I had known about this company because i had used their roach bait (also amazing) like 10 years ago. I didn't know they made it for ants. I got it same day delivered. By 7:00 I had a blob in every corner of the entire apartment (OUT OF REACH OF KIDS AND PETS). I did not wipe down any of the surfaces because they were covered in ants and I wanted to see just how well this shit worked. Dude, I woke up this morning and I have seen 1 ant wondering about. I used an ENTIRE syringe, which was way overkill, but I was over it. I was literally able to feed the ants out of the syringe. There no smell. Easy to use. Super affordable. A little goes a LONG way, unless youre me, then the more the merrier. It does exactly what I need it to do. This provided the ants poisoned food that they then carried back and fed to the queen, effectively killing the colony from the inside out.

Only thing that seems to work on black ants in Florida. A restaurant we know has to use it. I tried everything. This is the only thing that works

I’m convinced I live on an anthill. I tried everything else and even had a professional service spray every other month. This gel is the only thing that kept the ants away. Be patient! It takes a day or two to see a difference because you need to allow the ants to bring it back to their nest.