Show Speed and spectrum, all in a single product Advion® Cockroach gel bait targets predominant cockroach species including German, American, Australian, brown, smokybrown, Oriental, brown-banded and Asian.
Advion Cockroach is a high-performing product that uses a MetaActive™ effect, which targets the toughest cockroach populations. Active Ingredients:Indoxacarb HRAC/FRAC/IRAC Classification:Group 22 Insecticide EPA#:100-1484 Loading Label Detailsspraying-icon Approved Markets x Restricted Entry Interval: PPE required for Applicators, Mixers or Loaders: PPE required for Early-Entry Workers: Select a state from the menu below:Product Benefits
Supporting MaterialsFeatured Downloads:PPM Product Guide FAQsThe following are many of the most frequently asked questions about Syngenta's Advion Cockroach gel bait insecticide. If you have additional questions please feel free to contact your Syngenta territory manager. How do I apply Advion Cockroach gel bait? What is the difference between Advion Cockroach gel bait and Advion Cockroach bait arena? Why isn't Advion Cockroach gel bait working?
To prevent the development of insecticide resistance or behavioral aversion to certain food ingredients, Syngenta recommends rotating Advion Cockroach gel bait
with Advion Evolution cockroach gel bait and Optigard® Cockroach gel bait, which contain different types of nutrients, attractants and/or active ingredients. What is the shelf life of Advion Cockroach gel bait? How does the
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Controlling German cockroaches isn’t easy. If it was, services aimed at man... Cockroaches can be a major public health threat without proper treatment pr... Cockroaches are highly adaptable pests. Their ability to survive tough cond... Syngenta now owns industry-leading insecticide brands Altriset®, Advion®, a... How often should I use gel bait for roaches?Answer: When you are treating an active infestation of roaches, it is recommended that you use a pea sized point of Advion Roach Bait Gel. It is recommended that you replace the bait every 14 days. You will use 1 to 3 spots of gel bait per 10 linear feet for light to moderate infestations.
Should you remove old cockroach gel bait before applying new?Old Advion Roach Bait Gel can be removed by scraping it up and then warm soap and water on the surfaces for any left over. It can take time to completely eliminate an infestation and fresh bait should be applied as needed and replaced when it starts to look black or too dusty/dirty.
How often should I change roach bait?To keep roaches from returning, replace all baits every three months.
Does cockroach gel expire?The manufacturer does not label Advion Roach Bait Gel with an expiration date but is good for up to 5 years. We recommend that you use the bait within one year from the date of purchase to ensure freshness. Be sure to store the bait in a cool, dry place and out of direct sunlight.
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