Roach Gel Bait 5 Pack

Este producto es efectivo, lo recomiendo muchísimo.

Received in good condition. Keeps roaches away like a champ :)

As of right now it’s not working but it has been a week so im going give it more time and give future update but to be fair It been a week and I’m very inpatient because I’m scared of them but I give an update

No ví ninguna diferencia, las cucarachas siguen apareciendo

There’s an empty, neglected house down the street that has become a breeding ground for endless roach generations. You know the type: boarded-up windows, peeling paint, and the unmistakable aura of cockroach royalty ruling over their kingdom inside. Determined to reclaim the property from its six-legged overlords, I decided to give this roach gel bait a shot. The Application Armed with gloves, five tubes of gel, and the applicator tip, I went straight into battle mode. The gel is easy to apply, squeezing perfectly into cracks, corners, and all the hidden nooks these roaches call home. I didn’t need to move furniture or scrub down the walls, just precision placement of pea-sized dots in their favorite hangouts... which seemed like everywhere. The Results At first, there was silence, but by day three, the zapper effect kicked in. Dead roaches began showing up everywhere, victims of the gel’s delayed-action formula. The bait lures them out, lets them take the toxin back to their nests, and turns their community into a roach apocalypse. It’s oddly satisfying seeing their numbers dwindle with every visit. What Works The gel clings beautifully to cupboard doors, walls, and baseboards without dripping or leaving a mess. Sure, it’s a dark gel, but aesthetics aren’t a priority when you’re cleaning out a roach empire. It’s odorless, discreet, and doesn’t stink up the place like sprays do. The Real Test While this gel is effective, it’s no instant miracle for a house with such a heavy infestation. Babies still pop up here and there, so continued applications are a must. But with every round, the next generation grows weaker, and the house starts looking less like an insect hostel and more like a clean slate. Final Thoughts This roach gel bait has been a powerful ally in reclaiming an abandoned house overtaken by pests. It’s easy to use, practical, and quietly does its job without fanfare. If you’re facing a roach haven, this gel offers a smart, effective way to turn the tide. It’s not flashy, but it gets the job done, because sometimes, all you need is a trusty tube of gel and determination to evict these freeloaders!

Pensé que iba a funcionar y sinceramente las cucarachas se ríen del producto, caminan encima de él y no le sucede nada.

Fast delivery saw results

I ordered this set of roach killing gel bait tubes for use in our apartment. They arrived packed in a simple cardboard box, wrapped inside a transparent plastic wrap to prevent unnecessary exposure to outside air or moisture. These roach killer bait gel tubes are easy to use. Simply remove the cover, sealing the tip of each tube and apply the bait gel in dark corners around the parts of the building where roach infestation is detected. It can take a few days before you start noticing its impact on the roach population. The roaches don’t die immediately, but, over the span of a few days, you will start noticing a significant decline in roach activity, and at least in my case, roaches were eliminated within 8-10 days from kitchen and bathroom cabinets. If new roaches appear in the area, within the span of 2-3 days, once they eat the bait gel, they will appear to be very weak, lethargic, confused, or paralyzed and they will eventually die off within a day or two. Since roaches often eat excrement and dead bodies of other roaches regularly, even the dead roaches or waste they leave behind will continue to eliminate any roaches that are left alive. This is an effective bait gel that continues to work for many months once it is properly applied. I’d highly recommend it for use in the bathroom, food pantry, garage, basement, kitchen cabinets, and bedrooms to control the roach infestation.