Advion Cockroach Gel Bait, 4 Tubes x 30-Grams, 1 Plunger and 2 Tips, German Roach Insect Pest Control, Indoor and Outdoor Use, Roach Killer Gel for American, German and Other Major Cockroach Species

This gel bait worked very well on a persistent German cockroach problem. I applied it under sinks, behind appliances, and in cracks. Within a few days, I saw a noticeable drop in roach activity.Pros:Kills German roaches effectivelyEasy to apply with included plunger and tipsNo strong smell or messOne tube covers a lot of spaceBottle capacity is good for the priceNo leakage when I got itNotes:Clean the area before applying and limit food sources to make the bait more effectiveSome roaches may appear more active at first, which is normalUse caution around pets and place bait out of reachFinal Thoughts:Advion delivers reliable results. It’s easy to use, works quickly, and helped resolve an infestation where other methods failed. Highly recommended for indoor roach control.

It works.The good people at Advion have claimed to make a product that kills roaches. And it kills roaches very well. So if the proprietors of this fine chemicals company should make a profit and get a little rich, I should be all the glad for it.With great convenience and simplicity we’ve rid ourselves of these pests. It does not require genius to apply the gel. Rather, simply apply it to where you witness the little fiends crawling about.We’ve only applied the poison but 24 hours ago, so aren’t at the end of the tunnel yet. Anda shred of temerity is needed, as the grotesque insectoids may stumble about in your living space in a paralyzed stupor, as they realize their end is near.

I learned about this product from my sister. I don't have bugs but my son and his now wife did in a high rise apartment they lived in, in Houston. The property managers couldn't get a handle on the infestation because of so many people who lived in the building and didn't properly clean etc. Well, I sent this to my son and his wife and Shazam! Their bug problem was handled quick and in a hurry. They have moved now and bought a house, but they noticed the bugs were gone quickly. They have dogs and a cat but didn't worry about their pets at all because they put the gel where the animals wouldn't be exposed to the product. They put the gel inside cabinets throughout the house and it got rid of the infestation. My sister used this product in a patients house who she took care of until death. She got the product from her patients daughter who lived in New York at the time an swore by it. So, this product works well. It is well worth the price. I imagine it will work well in any home but be sure to put the product down away from children and pets.

Thanks to the reviews. I use to take everything out of the cupboards, apply to the inside.Never worked well. I think it dried up to quick.Place on a piece of cardboard in area's where they are active, best if you can see it, so you can see when you need more bait.Worst year ever, so many Cockroaches. They don't even wait till dark.2 weeks they are nearly gone. I bait as soon as it's finished on the cardboard pieces.They love this stuff. Third picture bait gone.

This is great, I have used many expensive branded products to get rid of roaches, none worked, but this product outsmarted others. I did see visible proof many dead roaches with in 2days of using this. Though the effect of this lasts for only few days, it’s worth trying it rather 5th living with roaches.

We randomly started seeing roaches in our kitchen after several years living in our place and never having that problem. I am TERRIFIED of bugs so you can imagine my stress when that started up.We did take several steps before ordering this product that I believe did help, so I will share them as I hope it can help others. Sorry for the long review! I put stars where I talk about this product specifically, but if you are reading this - I figure you need all the help and tips you can get!!We live in a condo and one of our kitchen walls is on the opposite side of our neighbor's. (She claims to not have seen any bugs, but that is another story for another day.) We started by identifying where we were seeing the bugs (floor, countertop, wall?) and it was mostly closest to the side we share with her. We often get up pretty early (4 - 6 AM a lot) and that is one of the times I would see one randomly appear. One day, I was in the kitchen and turned my back for a minute while cooking and when I turned back there was one in our coffeemaker area, right above the dishwasher! I later realized it came from the tiny sliver of space that is above our dishwasher (I eventually witnessed it come out) and that is a very common hiding space so you will definitely want to investigate this area in your home. They also really like coffee, apparently, which made sense why those mornings I would see them near this space.We did use some diatomaceous earth as one of the first steps, though I probably went a bit heavy with that in some of the more common corners and areas, so be careful near your dishes, silverware, cookware storage etc. I think it's effective for sure and was so desperate for solutions, but sometimes I still see little puffs of powder on a pan or something and that is annoying. Next, we cleared our countertops as much as possible to minimize the hiding spaces for them and make them easier to spot (no loaves of bread out, no bananas, etc). We saw one right below a cabinet, on the wall, so we cleared that side of cabinets, using plastic bags to pack up our teas, canned goods and other things -- moving them to a different cabinet where we never see them come from. We made sure bags like chips, packs of cookies like Oreos, cereal, sugar, spices, coffee are closed well with a chip clip, and packed away. Then, we closed off those bags (just a simple knot for easy access) but that gave us peace of mind that nothing was getting in our pantry/food items.Next, you MUST seal out any new bugs. Look beneath and on the side of any of those wall cabinets. If there is a gap or space of any size between the wall and the fixture, you need to seal it with caulk. Even a tiny hole should be filled, especially if you share a wall with a neighbor. For under our sink where the pipes go far back, I used diatomaceous. After all food was stored away, holes and gaps were sealed and some more unreachable areas were diatomaceous we did see a significant decrease. Look into how these insects reproduce. It takes so many days for them to mature etc and you want to minimize them being able to grow eat and live.About the Advion ***** We only used it near the spaces we saw bugs the most. I followed most of the suggestions and placed a small dot onto a few little pieces of cardboard (tear up a clean tampon box or something). Because this is BAIT, we didn't want to attract them in areas they weren't really coming from. We were already going out of town for a few days so it was perfect because I did not want to see the bugs come out to get the bait (I never did witness that, though for the record). We put a few squares into the cleared out cabinets, I did a dab or two in the area above the dishwasher (out of sight, so hopefully they'd eat it before I see them), we slid a square under the stove, and I did a dab right behind it as well because we have a little gap there too and a bug had gotten away from me one day under the stove (yuck). We ended up removing the bottom drawer of the stove to access it for cleaning underneath. Get this area VERY well to get any crumbs, gooey stuff, grime... all things they feed on. You may be shocked to see what is under your stove feeding or giving them hiding spots. If you're in doubt about a hole or opening, either caulk it up or determine if that maybe somewhere worth baiting them.I liked the application of this because they give you 4 tubes. We didn't even use one whole one, so we still have 3 left. I really like that you get a reusable pointy tip to distribute the product (be sure to rinse well and let it air dry before storing back into the case). I used something sharp, pointy to clear excess product from the applicator tip.They say don't use a lot of it, but under our stove we found a significantly sized gap/opening near the gas line that runs into the ground. These type of areas are perfect hiding/transport spots for them! So we kind of gunked it up around there, as we didn't plan on going back to look anytime soon, if all went well. And hopefully they'd have a nice layer of bait to "eat through" before they could even travel or hide in the hole. We stopped seeing bugs within the same week. *******Journey continued:I was skeptical at first, since I had been seeing one or two a week, sometimes 2 days in a row. I absolutely think this product is worth buying, but if you REALLY want to combat your bug problem you need to inspect where they're coming from, seal openings and clear ANY hiding and food sources!- I think the diatomaceous helped in the short term while we completed the other steps and waited for this product to come, but again be super careful with that stuff it can be messy and just annoying to clean up. I would only use it SPARINGLY in places you can very easily clean later. Also, avoid treating with diatomaceous or boric and then immediately using bait. Apparently you shouldn't really use both at the same time, because the diatomaceous can negate other treatments... while we did use both, a few weeks had passed between the DE and Advion.- If you can, try to "watch" where they come from or try to hide from you before killing it, try to do that so you can see where they are getting in/out or hiding (note: apparently you are not supposed to smash them, I use a bug spray, pick it up and clean the area immediately). Ex: The bug that got away from me ran under the stove so that is how we figured to clean + bait under there.- Do your research. I think this stuff works great but if your problem is really bad already or seems to be getting worse, you may want to consider the IGR (insect growth regulators) as well. We never ended up purchasing any of that but look into when/how to use those to help you.I think I covered most of the tips and I wish you the best of luck. Bugs are such a terrible stress so I hope you can get some peace again soon!!