Combat Max Roach Killing Gel for Indoor and Outdoor Use, 1 Syringe, 2.1 Ounces

so i live in a old house and i try my best to keep it clean. cleaning under stove and refrigerator as well to try and get rid of the roaches which is ridiculous cause its adding to my job when doing those should be once in awhile especially with me staying busy already. but we are going to patch up this old house and in the mean time. i bought sticky traps and put Roach gel in the middle. within a week the scragglers were caught and i barely see roaches now. i renew it when the sticky trap stops catching. you can put it under stove, under your microwave, under you refrigerator or under counters to keep out of sight and away from animals. check it every so often and if you see more roaches then usual. i would just replace it.

The size i bought is bigger and i like that. I use this in my cabinets , crevices , drawers, closet , everywhere and no roaches. It works and No smell

Appears to work. The tube is much bigger than it appears in the photo. I gave it 4 stars only because I have issues with my hands and it was EXTREMELY difficult to eject the bait because of the size of the syringe. That made me have to get down in the floor and due to health issues that cause extreme pain in my body, I about couldn't get back up. Id buy it again though and have someone help me since I now know this.

This combat product has completely blown our mind. just put a little where you see the bugs and give it ONE DAY ! I was not paid for this review. We have cancelled our exterminator services. If you have roaches, palmetto bugs, water bugs etc.... you HAVE TO TRY THIS ! It's a complete have charger !

It doesn't work. My house is kept clean, but I live in Florida. It's inevitable that these nasty little things will find their way inside your house. Sadly, this stuff doesn't work as well as advertised. A quick Internet search for Advion gel will point you in the right direction. Just know that until your house is clean and all food/water sources are removed, they're not going anywhere - even with the very best insecticide.