Syngenta Advion Cockroach Bait Station

When a cockroach consumes the bait, it doesn't die immediately. It returns to its nesting area, where other cockroaches come into contact with the contaminated insect or its waste, spreading the active ingredient throughout the colony.

Yes, they are designed for discreet, low-profile placement. Because the bait is contained within the station, it minimizes the risk of accidental contact with food or surfaces, making it a cleaner alternative to sprays.

For an average infestation, place stations 10 to 20 feet apart. In areas with high activity, such as under sinks or behind appliances, you may want to place them closer together to ensure the pests find them quickly.

It is best to remove old bait or clean the area thoroughly before placing new stations. Old bait can dry out or become dusty, making it less attractive to cockroaches compared to the fresh, moist bait inside these stations.

You should begin to see a reduction in cockroach activity within a few days. Because the product relies on the transfer effect to eliminate the colony, it may take a week or two to see the full impact on the population.

You can, but avoid using repellent sprays near the bait stations. Repellents can discourage cockroaches from approaching the bait, which defeats the purpose of the station.