AtticusSavitri Ant Gel Bait (4 x 30 Grams) - Indoor and Outdoor Use - Indoxacarb Ant Killer

This product WORKS is AWESOME!!!!!! If I could I would give 10 stars. I moved to a new house in the country area. Lots of bugs, but the second day of moving I had an infestation of ants in my pantry, it was crazy, they were taking over. So I started looking for products and reading the reviews and this product kind of convinced me.I started applying thru the gaps were this little friends were coming out and hours later they were all eating together 🤣 the gel. So I started putting everywhere I could think of. In the pictures you can see the results. The next day I had a cemetery of ants in my pantry (they keep appearing dead after 4 days now), in my front door, in my laundry. I recommend this product, you wont regret it. I used it for the black ants, but I think it should work with any kind of ants. **Dont push it to hard because it's a gel and you will make a mess and waste valuable product.** It is worthy every penny you spend with this.

Reviews indicated this was a professional grade product. Having tried and used many ineffective consumer grade ant poisons previously, I was hopeful that this product would work. My first trial worked extremely well, attracting ants within a couple of minutes after a bead of product had been applied. Shortly after the first ants had found it a group formed which continued consuming the bead. A few hours later and no more ants have been seen.Functionality:Easy to apply and my first test was successful.The product may seen expensive, but you get quite a lot in the 4 syringes. Hang on to the tips and the plunger as other reviewers have stated.

Amazing product that is effective as others say. We had another visit from the tiny ants that came last summer. These are very small like a coffee grain. We had a pest guy come last year and besides spraying they used the gel bait. We have a 2 week wait until they can come and bought this to use while we wait. Where a few scattered ants were seen in kitchen and bath we placed a small blob about every 2 feet or so at about noon. Marked with some green painters tape. No interest for first half hour or so, rechecked in 90 minutes and both locations had attracted groups of ants. By bedtime there were no ants visible. This morning zero ants visible. Absolutely amazing and effective. Recommend. Easy to use. I only used a cartridge partially and have 3 left.

This is one of the most effective products of any kind I've ever used. Once the small ants start eating two days later not a trace of any ants. The key is the placement of this bait. If it's not in the right place the ants will not find it. It's hard to find the source of the ants so best to cut a bunch of small cardboard squares, out a small amount of this bait on each square and try the squares in a few different places. Once they find a square the whole colony will be led there.

Works much better than the regular retail baits. Only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because they give you 1 plunger for all 4 syringes. I threw it away with the first tube and couldn't use the rest. Each tube should have its own plunger. But, very effective when nothing else would x work.

I tried every kind of bait I could find - the Terro stuff that everyone raves about, Advion gel bait stations, the ones you buy in the store... all of it. I made my own with honey and borax, and tried other solutions like sprays, oils, vinegar, everything. I treated the outside of the house as well, unsuccessfully. And they flat out ignored any of the bait stations.I finally had an exterminator come out. He told me to not spray Terro or anything that says "insecticide" because it alerts ants (they can smell it), and then they divide their nests and reproduce rapidly. That's why they'd go away for a few days and come back again... they were hunkering down to reproduce. So, he put some gel bait out in a few spots, and said he'd come back to treat my house once the pesticide sprays have worn off... otherwise it'd just make the problem worse again.I noticed the gel that the exterminator put out was actually attracting the ants! This hadn't happened for me with anything else. I had this Atticus Savitri gel that I hadn't opened yet, and decided to try it because it looked similar to what he was using. I don't know if it contains the same active ingredients. But I do know that it worked with the same level of effectiveness.I put the gel in cracks wherever I saw ants. I also laid out a couple shallow metal jar lids with some bait in it, in areas I didn't want the gel touching. And guess what? The ants LOVE it! Within a couple hours (or in some cases, a couple days), there is a line of ants filling up on this stuff and taking it back to their nest.The line continues for a few days, and then starts to die back. That's when it gets even grosser, but also more gratifying. You will find piles and lines of dead ants in the areas they have been crawling. Whereas before you probably didn't notice all their little highways, now you can see exactly which routes they've been using. And you can vacuum them all up. Ew. I know. Gross...When a bait spot seems to die down, I add more fresh bait, and leave it there. Often more ants will venture in and pick some up, and sometimes another active line will form. It is very creepy and gross, and you need to be prepared to let the ants crawl over places you'd rather not have them. But on the upside, it does keep them going to one place. For example, I put a lid with several dollops of gel bait in the windowsill near my desk. It diverted ALL the ants off my desk and onto the window sill. No more freaking out mid-meeting because I see an ant crawling on my hand.I'm really happy with this stuff so far. It seems to be lessening my ant problem when every other home solution failed. If you have little black ants in your home that are too picky to eat anything you put out so far, give this stuff a try. Just dont spray anything that says "insecticide" on it, and the ants will keep coming and start to die off. It's a commitment and can be hard to stomach. But, at least in my case, it seems to be worth it so far.Possibly helpful details: I live in the Pacific Northwest (north of Seattle). These ants are small and all black, and seem to be attracted to water and warmth, as well as any food crumbs or grease. I can successfully wipe their scent trails away with soapy water, which in some cases helps keep them from traveling across areas I don't want them walking. This helps a lot while I await the home treatment. I hope this helps someone!

Easy to use, I didn't find it may or hard to clean as some reviews state but I was careful where I placed it. Worked really well, no more ants

Did not work for me but customer support made it right