Advion Ant Gel Bait, 4 Tubes x 30-Grams, 4 Plungers and 4 Tips, Effective Bait, Formulated with 0.05% Indoxacarb, Indoor and Outdoor Use, Killer Gel for Control of Most Major Ant Species

New to Florida! This is the ONLY stuff I have found to kill Ghost Ants. Easy to use! Only negative is that it dries out quickly! Even in Florida’s humidity. I mean the poison on the ground dries out, not what is in the syringe.

I used to be an exterminator and we used this product all the time on ants. It was always part of our arsenal. The Advion ant bait has an attractant that attracts the ant to the bait and they take it back to share with their buddies and eventually killing the queen. Advion roach bait is another great product we also used in our arsenal. You will not be disappointed buying this product. Worth every bit of the cost and will save a ton of money from an exterminator bill

This is the most effective product that I've found for getting rid of the tiny ants that we get in Northern California. I have been told the ants we have here are Argentine Ants, but I don't really know for sure. All I do know is that they're tiny, and a few times a year, either when we've gotten a lot of rain, or when it's been extremely dry, they find their way into my house. I have tried the liquid bait stuff, powders, and everything in between. Some products work for a short period of time, and then the ants come back a week later with reinforcements. This product is very easy to use and actually gets rid of the ants. Application could not be simpler as it comes in gel form pre-filled in syringes. I dispense a tiny blob where my wall meets the floor every 8 inches or so in the area when I'm seeing ants. That's it! The most recent time I purchased this 4 pack, I noticed the seller included 3 extra syringe pushers and a few extra tips, which really are not needed (you can re-use the single pusher included inside the package), but it is appreciated I guess in case you lose one.

For ants. It really does work well. When the ants start coming in my house I use this gel and the ants die and go away soon. I recommend you try it. It’s different than a spray, I mean your not spraying it everywhere but it will get rid of them with patience.

Last summer I couldn’t get rid of the ants invading my house, and my sister told me about this product. I ordered it and definitely got a head start on them this year. I found four ants invading one of my rooms, used this under the baseboard where I watched them come from and that’s all it took. I later found their little bodies near the baseboard where they had obviously taken them to their nest and I haven’t seen another one since! I never expected that so soon! This product definitely works!

I had a pretty bad invasion in my house that lasted a few weeks. I went through various baits and finally found Advion products. This gel attracted ants most of the time, not everytime though. After a few weeks they were finally gone. What I liked about this gel was that it was mostly thick and easy to apply without mess.

This stuff works well! Just be prepared that it attracts A LOT more ants for one to two days before you'll notice that population is declining and slowly fading away. I cut up multiple pieces of thin cardboard (1"×3"), wrap each piece tightly with aluminum foil (so cardboard lays flat) and use a sharpee marker to draw a circle in the middle. I then write the word POISON on either side of circle and I apply the advion IN the circle. This way it's obvious to anyone what it is and you can apply fresh advion to the same spot/s for the day/s needed to resolve pest problem. Advion is supposed to be pet-safe but I'd block treatment area if you have pets. If you have cat/s, trim cardboard narrow enough to slide it into empty cardboard roll from TP or paper towel roll. Don't worry - the ANTS will get to it wherever you put it even if it takes a while longer. And, ants will run when you apply more but they'll come back for more.

This stuff works! I had been using ant traps near my bathroom baseboard, but apparently the queen wasn't being targeted and the workers would disappear for awhile, then come back. Within two days, I saw no more ants. It's been four days now and I have seen two more but they are almost dead when they appear. I'm going to wait a few more days before I scrub the area with bleach to remove the pheromone trails and caulk. Don't use too much! A few dots spaced out near the trails is all that's needed.