Combat Roach Bait

The bait contains a slow-acting poison that roaches carry back to their nests. This allows the insecticide to spread throughout the colony, targeting the source of the infestation rather than just the individual roaches you see.

Yes, the stations feature a child-resistant design that prevents direct contact with the bait inside. However, they should still be placed in areas that are difficult for children and pets to reach, such as behind appliances or inside cabinets.

Place the stations in dark, secluded areas where roaches are most active, such as under sinks, behind toilets, in cabinets, or near trash bins. Using multiple stations simultaneously in different locations will provide the best coverage for your home.

No monitoring is required. Once placed, the stations work independently to attract and eliminate roaches. You simply leave them in place until the infestation is under control.

Yes, they are designed for indoor use and are a cleaner alternative to sprays or foggers, which can leave residue on surfaces. Just ensure the stations are placed in corners or along baseboards away from direct food contact.

These stations are designed for long-term control. While they are not reusable, they remain active and effective for several months, helping to maintain a pest-free environment after the initial application.