Syngenta Optigard Ant Gel Bait

The bait uses thiamethoxam, which is slow-acting enough to allow foraging ants to carry the gel back to the nest. Once shared with the queen and other colony members, it spreads throughout the population to ensure complete elimination.

Yes, Optigard is designed for crack and crevice application, making it suitable for indoor use. Because it is non-staining and odorless, it can be applied discreetly in areas where ants trail without leaving a mess.

No, the formula is specifically designed for durability and remains palatable to ants for over two weeks, even in high-temperature environments.

Optigard is a broad-spectrum bait effective against many common household species, including Argentine, ghost, and carpenter ants.

You should monitor the bait placements and reapply if the gel has been fully consumed or if the initial 14-day effectiveness period has passed. If you still see ant activity after two weeks, clean the area and place fresh bait.

Yes, it is approved for both indoor and outdoor use. When applying outdoors, place the bait in protected areas such as cracks, crevices, or near entry points where it is shielded from direct rain or irrigation.