Advion Ant Gel 4 tubes 30 grams each

I've had problems with odorous house ants for an extremely long time, pretty much every Spring there's an ant invasion in my kitchen and bathroom despite many attempts to keep them out with caulk and extensive cleaning. I had such a big problem with these ants that at one time, they were in almost every room of my house and I was considering calling an exterminator, but then I saw people on a forum recommending Advion. I've tried sprays, natural repellants, diatomaceous earth and a huge array of other baits [gels, pastes and granules, including homemade with Borax] over the years and NONE of those have worked as well as Advion Ant Bait.Terro bait gel was attractive to the ants, they swarmed it almost immediately, but it killed the worker ants too quickly before they could transport it back to the colony and get the queen. Raid and Raid Max Force baits worked decently, but within a week or so the ants would be right back on my countertops. With Advion, I placed a few beads of the bait gel anywhere I saw the ants congregating, next to their 'lines', and they discovered it almost immediately and called their friends to join in. Seriously, the ants love this stuff, you put a little bit of it down where they can find it and they'll be swarming it in numbers that are almost intimidating and scary. I would place a few beads of it where I saw ants gathering and within five to ten minutes there were dozens, after an hour, hundreds. In a few cases, perhaps even a thousand or more within hours.The ant activity would continue sometimes for days, and often I would need to reapply the bait and give them some more, or sometimes the bait would dry out [usually after a couple of days, so not too quickly] but I would just keep adding more until the ants were gone. Within about four or five days, there may have been a handful of stragglers walking around, but no major ant activity and they have stayed gone for over six months at this point. No more waking up to find a line of ants marching across my floor on their perilous journey to the garbage can, no more trying to cook with annoying and bothersome ants wandering around on the counter or stove, no more ant buddies while I'm taking a shower, no more ants crawling around on my desk while I'm trying to work.I would absolutely recommend this product, it really is the "silver bullet" for my ant problem. It comes in a secure tube, doesn't leak and it's very easy to apply and it will stick where you apply it, even if you have to put it near ceilings or near wall trim, as I often do. If you have a big ant problem, you may need multiple tubes, order more than you think you might need because you may be surprised by the true number of ants. It seems to retain moisture for a while, a couple of days at least, making it easy for the ants to take back to their colony.Basically, if you have an ant problem, stop wasting time with other baits or solutions and use Advion, ants love this stuff and it absolutely gets rid of them.

Great stuff and so easy to use. I put this stuff out on my patio and every ant in the area came to feed on it. It looked like a feeding frenzy. After a few days, POOF all the ants were gone. I used this for the Pharaoh ants (Sugar ants) in the kitchen, fire ants in the back yard, and regular picnic ants that come around on the the patio when there is food anywhere around. I bought four tubes and only used one so far. It goes a long way since you don't need much. If you want a DIY project, buy this as it is cheaper then hiring an exterminator. There was no smell but wear gloves as it's a little sticky. I did get some on my hands and it did NOT sting or bother me.

I can’t recommend this stuff highly enough! If you have an ant problem Advion is your solution!I used to joke that our development must have been built on an ant farm. Every spring those little buggers found their way into our home no matter how much I sprayed. They relentlessly came in during the summer finding their way somehow under the front door and they’d swarmed in under windows sometimes even carrying their eggs (yuck). It didn’t seem to matter that I had sprayed or put down those ant traps because they persisted to find a way in around windows in the DR, LV, kitchen and they even made themselves at home in our second floor master bath. No one wants ants crawling around their toothbrushes!After literally years of trying every kind of spray and ant trap I waved the white flag and called an exterminator. He used some gel stuff and explained to me that it would attract ants-so not to panic-but the incoming ants feasting on the gel would carry it back to the colony poisoning all the ants including the queen. I was less than enthusiastic to be luring even more ants into my bathroom. But it was so worth it because after just a few days there were no more ants! That was back in 2021 and I haven’t had to share my bathroom, kitchen or any other room with those little squatters anymore.What the exterminator used was Advion gel and it’s great that Amazon sells it so no need to hire an expensive exterminator when you can do it yourself. Advion is worth every penny! Now if I see any ants outside getting busy around a doorway, on my deck or on the side or my house I just squeeze out a little gel in their path. It’s been so wonderful being ant free in my home since 2021!I have recommended this product to friends but wasn’t sure if I had ever written an Amazon review so I wanted to share my experience with fellow ant warriors. Throw away all those Raid ant traps and smelly sprays. Free yourself from those unwelcome houseguests that move in when the weather gets warm. Advion gel was a game changer for me! I would give it 100 stars if I could.

This worked extremely well for me with one caveat.I purchased a home a few months ago and within a few weeks realized there were ants (carpenter I think, but possibly acrobat) coming out of the bathroom ceiling supply vent. Not in large numbers, but enough to where I knew it was a problem. Horrifying. I got this gel and put it wherever I safely could (away from pets, and not in air ducts of course). For ants that wandered out of the vent, this worked perfectly. The ants went straight for it, ate it up, shared with their buddies, and all croaked (not immediately, but that’s the point, so that they can transfer it back to their friends and the nest). I even used some outside in a problem area. Did the job so well.Unfortunately because the indoor nest was in my attic above the bathroom ceiling, and that part of my attic is inaccessible, I wasn’t able to get advion up there. I ended up having to drill a few holes in the ceiling drywall and inject fuse foam. Combined with the Advion, this has finally solved my ant problem and I love not seeing ants anywhere in the bathroom or straying from it.I used to be a big Terro fan, but Advion has surpassed it for me in terms of effectiveness, consistency (it’s a gel so I was able to easily put it on spots like ceiling and walls), and application method. And cleanup was easy- if you’ve ever spilled Terro or gotten it on the floor, you know that pain of cleaning it up (extremely annoying).I do want to mention that if you’re not really able to access the nest (attic, inside a wall) or enough of the ants, Advion will help with strays that are able to get inside your home through cracks and gaps, but ultimately you would probably want to pair it with fuse foam. These 2 products together were the answers to my ant nightmare and I will recommend them to anyone. I got both on Amazon for under $50 and probably saved myself hundreds of dollars over going with a pest control service.

Definitely killed the multiple ant colonies that were in the walls of my house but it took some trial and error. Initially, I put it out where the ants were exploring but they weren’t touching anything sweet. Once they finally started going after sweet things, I reapplied some where they were coming from with little interest. I noticed they really like the cantaloupe that I was cutting on the kitchen island. I mixed a little bit of the juice from the cantaloupe with the gel and that did the trick. I then moved the bait so it was closer to where they were coming from and within three days to a week no more ants!

after reading online and consulting my pest control tech - purchased this as indoor treatment for suspected fire ants that invaded my kitchen through an opening in my exterior wall, through the wall void, and somehow found their way to tiny opening underneath the baseboard / vent hood cover.as you can see in the video - ants are clearly feeding from the gel. This video was taken on day 2 of the treatment. I'm now on day 5 and while the ant population in my kitchen is still not fully eliminated - it's definitely dwindling down substantially.tips based solely on my experience and online research (I'm not an expert):- be careful when squeezing this stuff out - make small gel blob. large gel blobs are getting dusty/dirty very quickly and seemingly become less appealing for the ants. it's better to make small gel blobs, let them be fully consumed, then replenish as needed.- don't place the gel blobs directly on the treated surface. if possible, cut a, say, 1 x 2 inch rectangular piece of transparent copier and place a small gel blob on top of that - it will keep things a bit cleaner (especially for porous / absorbent surfaces, e.g. unfinished wood like the one I have on top of my upper kitchen cabinets), will make placement easier in case you need to reach a tricky space (so instead of trying to maneuver the Advion Gel syringe around e.g. the deepest corner underneath your range - place the gel on a the transparent copier piece first, then place that copier piece where you need it), and it's also an easier cleanup after the ant invasion episode is over.- if ants stop feeding on Advion - switch to an indoor approved protein-based bait. I intend to use Advance 375a granular bait if needed. make sure to use according to label restrictions/guidelines.- speaking of Advance 375a - the most important thing is to make sure that ant nests outdoors are treated (assuming the ants your dealing with originate from an outdoor nest rather than e.g. a wall void). If you have a trail of ants outside close to your house - follow it as much as you can outwards, and make sure to use outdoor bait there (according to label restrictions/guidelines) in order to eliminate the nest. I'm using Extinguish Plus / Advion Fire Ant Bait (do NOT confuse with this Advion Ant Gel - the Fire Ant Bait is a granular bait which is NOT approved for indoor use) specifically for fire ants, and Advance 375a for a broader range of ant species. If there is regular ant activity in your outdoor space - consider doing a periodical broadcast treatment using one (or more) of those baits (or other recommended bait based on your location and typical ant species around your area).- resist the urge to spray repellent / killer insecticides - keeping the ants doing what they are doing regularly would be the most effective way for the bait to reach more of the ant population, hopefully up to the queen, leading ultimately to colony collapse and elimination, but this will take some time - so be patient!- resist the urge to clean the active ant "highways" - ants leave pheromones behind which keep the highways active - which is what you want during the bait feeding period.- you SHOULD make sure to keep the rest of the area clean - avoid leaving competing food around (food crumbs, spills, pet food, etc.), as you want ants feeding solely on the bait.

Having worked in the restaurant industry, I know pests. In fact, I recommend this particular Ant remedy to EVERYONE I know. Being from the Pacific Northwest we had the usual bout of ants every spring. Our pest control guy that came in monthly at the restaurant I worked at highly recommended Syngenta Advion Ant because it REALLY does the job. It only takes 2-3 days or so before it has done the work. Now that I don't live in the Pacific Northwest anymore, the bugs are CRAZIER- especially the ants. But thank goodness this stuff is allowed in Texas because I can STILL get it. Some of the laws back home don't allow residents to order it anymore so thank goodness my state DOES! The Four tubes last me a year and there is no leaking and the plungers are easy to use. The best for random colonies that invade your house or even your garden.

This is probably one of the best ant killers I have ever found on the market. Probably 10 years ago an Ehrlich guy gave it to me. And it worked great sadly I ran out and I threw it away and then recently I started getting an at my house. I always remember the label when I came across this one. I ordered it. Again it works immediately. Don’t be alarmed about the amount of ants the next day they’re gone.