Maxforce FC Magnum Roach Gel Bait (Two 33g Tubes)

The kitchen at work had bold, non-stop, revolting roaches all the time, and the pest control guy says he sprayed, but they keep coming back. Until another teacher suggested trying this, we couldn't get rid of them. I put this all around the kitchen and the two refrigerators, and I haven't seen a live roach since. Teacher D said that this worked great at his house. It dried quickly, it has a plunger to keep your hands away from it, *you can wear plastic gloves, it seems to be a cheaper option and good value, no odor or smell, quick dots so easy to apply, and safe as long as you follow directions and putit away from food or pets.

My daughter is friends with an entomologist. She’s the one that told me about this. I’m so glad I listened and got it. Applied at one time and have not seen another bug.

This is the pro stuff. It rids you of roaches quick. Just be careful with this product. It is only available to licensed pros in many states and it is potent. Handle carefully.

Short backstory: I live on the 3rd floor of my apartment. Started to notice roaches approx 3 weeks ago. Yuck! Pest control hasn’t sprayed due to Covid and poor management by the apartment office. Out of pure anger, frustration, and grossness I placed this product in a glass that had a trapped live roach. Within 4 hours the new roommate of mine was on its back twitching; and I looked it up, no roaches don’t play dead. Still not moving the glass to make sure it’s actually dead. This product in my opinion is effective, easy to place; other than it’s missing a plunger for the device but otherwise it looks like it will work well

This stuff is awesome works really fast my pest control company I use at work told me about it so I got some for my apartment it’s really good stuff.

This is the best product I've ever found, 100% effective. Excellent product, the best there is. It doesn't smell, it's not noticeable, I love it.

I have a roach problem. My apartment complex could actually care less ( I don't currently have the funds to leave). I have a pest control company come every other week, and that's doing nothing. I probably see 1 a day on average (german roaches) but I had a friend come to visit and we were finding A LOT. Then I had a "big spray" done and was back down to like 2 a day and now I'm down to 1 a day. I bought this stuff a few months back, watched some videos of what to do, and went to work. The problem is, everywhere I wanted to put it, there already was some. Dried, cemented, old roach bait. So clearly this has been a long standing issue in this apartment. I put it all around my cabinets though. I haven't noticed any kind of difference. It's been no better, no worse. I had someone come in and try to plug holes. Apparently the plug behind my fridge had didn't have an outlet cover = gaping hole. I had a gaping hole behind my dishwasher and an air vent that goes to nothing but another gaping hole, all of which are now fixed. We spackled everything. That was a week ago. I'm really, REALLY hoping we've plugged their entrance point and at this point I'm just killing off what's left in here. This bait should theoretically be great for that. For the last 2-3 weeks I've been squirting little piles of the stuff on pieces of plastic and leaving them around the kitchen where I frequently see them (always in the MFing dishwasher. I don't know HOW they get in there). I've since seen 2 teenage sized roaches (I've been out of town so that has brought down my 1 a day average). I bleached the sh*t out of the first one, then captured it in a bag and left it there for 24 hours. It didn't die (usually bleach cleaning spray does it). I squirted some of this bait in, saw it run into it a few hours later. By the following night, it had gotten trapped in the condensation of the bag (the bait is quite watery) and was basically dead. I don't know if eating the bait did it, or being trapped in a pool of watery poison with basically no oxygen. But I have a new test subject. I squirted less bait in this time. If the same thing happens again, I'll find a better test environment. Sandwich baggies may not be the most helpful. So all and all I can say, after using this stuff I 1. Still have roaches 2. Have no proof it kills them 3. Have no proof they are actually eating it when left around my kitchen 4. Might have super roaches resistant to poison 5. Have completely and utterly lost my mind and should probably just move. I'll report back when I've done more investigating..

I purchased the Maxforce FC Magnum roach gel bait after trying other products with limited results, and this one actually worked. The gel is easy to apply using the tube, and I was able to place small amounts in areas where roaches were most active. Within a short time, I noticed a clear reduction in activity. Over the next few days, the problem continued to improve, and it made a noticeable difference compared to sprays or traps I’ve used before. The gel stays in place and doesn’t have a strong smell, which I appreciate. Having two tubes is also convenient, since one goes a long way and you still have extra for future use. Overall, this is a very effective roach control product that does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Easy to use, reliable results, and well worth it. I would definitely buy it again if needed.