Advion Ant Bait Gel

The gel contains Indoxacarb, which has a delayed effect. Ants consume the bait and return to the nest, sharing it with the queen and other workers, which leads to the elimination of the entire colony within a few days.

Yes, it is considered safe when used according to the label instructions. You should apply the gel in cracks, crevices, or areas inaccessible to pets and children to ensure they do not come into direct contact with the bait.

You can use it outdoors, but keep in mind that the formula is not rain-resistant. It is best applied in protected areas like under eaves or in crevices where it will remain dry and effective.

For best results, apply the gel in small spots approximately 1/4 inch in diameter. A single 30-gram tube is designed to provide about 30 placements, giving you 120 total placements across the four-pack.

Once opened, the gel has a shelf life of approximately six months. Be sure to store the tubes at room temperature to maintain the integrity of the formula.

Advion features a non-repellent action, meaning ants do not detect the poison and will readily consume it. However, avoid spraying other insecticides directly on or near the bait, as this can contaminate the area and discourage ants from feeding.