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Product Overview
Ants won’t be able to resist the dual choice bait matrix available in each Advance 360A Dual Choice Ant Bait Station. When the bait is carried to the nest, it will kill the queen and eventually eliminate the entire colony! 1 box contains 72 stations.
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Active Ingredient Abamectin 0.01% Target pests Pharaoh Ants, Cornfield Ants, Argentine Ants and a Variety of Household Ants For use in Apartments, Campgrounds, Food Storage Areas, Homes, Hospitals, Hotels, Meat Packing and Food Processing Plants, Motels, Nursing Homes, Resorts, Restaurants and other Food Handling Establishments, Schools, Supermarkets, Transportation Equipment (Buses, Boats, Ships, Trains, Trucks, Planes), Utilities, Warehouses and other Commercial and Industrial Buildings Application Normally 3-4 stations for an average size room or 6-8 stations for a heavy infestation Pet safe Yes, if used as directed on Label NOT FOR SALE TO ME Shipping Weight 1.11 lbs Manufacturer BASF (Mfg. Number: 59012032) UPC 804338120320 EPA Registration 499-496 Features:
- Each Advance 360A station contains two different bait matrixes to ensure efficacy among both carbohydrate- and protein-feeding ants
- Advance 360A is available in 4-station "stay-fresh" packs
- Advance 360A is labeled for indoor and outdoor use
- Advance 360A Dual Choice Bait Stations are child-resistant so you can rest easy.
* TIP: ADVANCE 360A Dual Choice Ant Bait Stations contain a slow acting insect bait. For best results placement of the bait should be into or near insect harborage sites.
To Control Ants with Advance 3601 Dual Choice Ant Bait:
Concentrate treatment at insect activity sites. Ants are attracted to the bait and it is carried back to the nest to kill the queen and destroy the colony.
- Break bait stations apart from the plastic frame. To stick on vertical surfaces, remove peel and stick backing on reverse side of bait station.
- For thorough ant control, use as many bait stations as necessary (normally 3-4 stations for an average size room or 6-8 stations for a heavy infestation).
- For best results, also place bait stations along walls, baseboards, in corners, under sinks, in cabinets, pantries, near plumbing, electrical lines, potted plants, waste receptacles, sensitive electronic equipment, inside drop ceilings, wall voids, under and around equipment and appliances.
- Replace bait stations when necessary, approximately every 3 months.
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11 Customer Reviews
Top Reviews
Stuff works
By Mark on 04/22/2010
Verified Purchase
I always had issues with ants in the kitchen. They seem to be coming through the walls and just walking around until they found a crumb and the army would come out in force. I bought the liquid bait s…
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Advance Dual Choice
By Paul on 07/31/2010
Verified Purchase
I bought a case of this stuff and put it around the house and in the kitchen. The ants crawled around it , over it and through it, but never took the bait. This stuff is a waste of money, it shouldn't…
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By Robert on 08/17/2015
Put 20 bait stations in my kitchen about 10 days ago. Still see ants. Ants don't go near the stations. Seems i wasted 70.00
Expert response:
Oh dear! We are sorry to hear the Advance Dual Choice Ant Bait Stations did not work up to your expectations. There could be several reasons they did not work as expected and we would very much welcome the opportunity to speak with you and troubleshoot the application and make sure you are satisfied with the transaction. Please contact our customer care team at 866-581-7378 or [email protected] -
11 Questions & Answers
Helpful Q&A'sQWhat is the best bait for small ants in house?I had previously been using Fluorogard for small ants and it worked well. I recently found out that it's been discontinued by the manufacturer. The MaxForce does not attract these ants at all. What do you suggest as an alternative? I have cats in my house so I'd prefer something that is enclosed in a trap or that can be put in a trap.AWe would suggest the Advance Dual Choice Ant Stations which are unique because they offer a sugar type bait and a protein type bait, both of which the ants eat, in the same bait station. All oth…
Read Full Answer »We would suggest the Advance Dual Choice Ant Stations which are unique because they offer a sugar type bait and a protein type bait, both of which the ants eat, in the same bait station. All other stations have only one formulation. This station is very popular because it offers both baits so the ants should find what they are looking for in one station.QDo the ant bait stations have to be cut somewhere so the ants can get to the bait or do I just put them out?Im not sure how to use these baits. The Terro ones I used before required me to cut open a section so the ants can get in and out of the bait. How does the Advance bait stations work?ATo use the Advance Dual Choice Ant Bait Stations all you have to is break bait stations apart from the plastic frame. To stick on vertical surfaces, remove peel and stick backing on reverse side of ba…
Read Full Answer »To use the Advance Dual Choice Ant Bait Stations all you have to is break bait stations apart from the plastic frame. To stick on vertical surfaces, remove peel and stick backing on reverse side of bait station. The stations already have an opening on either side where the ants can come in and take the bait.QAnts do not seem interested in Advance Dual Choice Ant Bait Stations?I have been battling sugar ants (Argentine Ants) for a few months. Other baits I have purchased at local hardware stores did not work. I purchased the Advance Dual Choice Ant Bait Stations, based on the information on your web site. After three days with these stations, it doesn't seem that the ants are interested in the bait. I see them check it out, but never have them flock to any of the bait stations. If I put out syrup, the ants flock to that. Do you have any suggestions?AThe ants that you are having an issue with may be more interested in the moisture content of syrup than they are with the actual syrup. If the ants have not taken any bait no matter what types of bait…
Read Full Answer »The ants that you are having an issue with may be more interested in the moisture content of syrup than they are with the actual syrup. If the ants have not taken any bait no matter what types of bait you have put out, you may have a species of ant that makes their own food by laying non-viable eggs or by growing a fungus. We recommend that you use a spray like Phantom that will be transferred back to the nesting site. Phantom is a non-repellent insecticide that has a delayed reaction which allows ants time to get back to the colony and spread the product. In essence, the ants will not be able to tell that the product is in place and they will pick it up on the fine hairs all over their body and inadvertently carry it back to the colony where over a course of a few days it will knock out the entire colony. Phantom works really well because you don't have to worry about whether the ants will accept bait, they just need to walk over the treated areas.
