Advion Ant Bait Arenas

Advion uses a slow-acting active ingredient called indoxacarb. Foraging ants consume the bait and return to the nest, where they share it with the queen and larvae, effectively neutralizing the entire colony from the inside out.

No, these bait stations are specifically formulated for nuisance ant species and are not effective against carpenter ants. You will need a different treatment method for those.

Place the stations directly along active ant trails or near known entry points where you see the most activity. The adhesive backing allows you to mount them on vertical surfaces like cabinet corners or sidewalls for better coverage.

You should inspect the stations periodically and replace them every two to three months. If the bait is consumed quickly, you may need to replace them sooner to maintain consistent control.

Yes, they are designed for both indoor and outdoor use. When placing them outdoors, look for areas near foundation cracks or entry points where ants are traveling into your home.

It is common to see an increase in ant activity near the bait stations initially as they are attracted to the food source. This is a sign that the bait is working, so try to avoid disturbing the ants or the stations while they are feeding.