Syngenta Advion Roach Stations

The stations use a slow-acting active ingredient called Indoxacarb. Roaches feed on the bait and return to their nesting sites, where they pass the insecticide to other roaches through contact and ingestion, effectively neutralizing the colony from the inside out.

No, these stations are not considered child or pet safe. Because they contain professional-grade insecticide, they must be placed in areas that are strictly inaccessible to children, pets, and non-target animals.

Each station remains active for up to 90 days. For the best results in managing severe infestations, you should monitor the bait consumption and replace the stations once the three-month period has elapsed or if the bait is fully consumed.

Yes, these are designed for indoor use in high-traffic areas like kitchens and bathrooms. The stations are odorless and discreet, making them suitable for placement under sinks, behind appliances, or in cabinets where roach activity is common.

There is no need to remove them early unless they are damaged or empty. Since they are designed to be a long-lasting solution, you should leave them in place for the full duration of their effectiveness to ensure the entire colony is treated.

No, these bait stations are single-use only. Once the bait inside has been consumed or the 90-day period has passed, the plastic station should be discarded and replaced with a fresh one if the infestation persists.