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Product Overview

Why settle for partial control when you can control the entire colony? Advion Fire Ant Bait controls the entire colony of fire ants, pavement ants, or big-headed ants in just 24 to 74 hours. In addition, Advion is the ideal choice for broadcast applications or for treating fire ant mounds directly.

Up to 4 applications of Advion Fire Ant Bait may be applied per year. These are generally applied at 12 to 16 week intervals. However, rainfall or irrigation within 2 to 3 hours after application may reduce the effectiveness of Advion Fire Ant Bait and a repeat application within 7 days may be necessary to achieve the desired level of control.

Details

Active Ingredient	Indoxacarb 0.04%
Target pests	Imported Fire Ants, Big-headed Ants and Pavement Ants
For use in	Commercial and Residential Lawns, Golf Courses, Recreational areas, and other Non-Crop areas * See label for complete list
Application	1.5 lbs. per Acre, or .5 oz per 1,000 sq. ft. * See label for complete application instructions
Pet safe	Yes, if used as directed on Label
Formulation	Professional Product Group 22 Insecticide
NOT FOR SALE TO	AK CT (Restricted To Licensed Applicators Only)
Shelf Life	4-5 years unopened. Once open, use within 6 months.
Shipping Weight	2.30 lbs
Manufacturer	Syngenta (Mfg. Number: 53212)
EPA Registration	100-1481

Advion Fire Ant Bait is the fastest acting and most effective fire ant bait money can buy.

Advion Fire Ant Bait Key Product Features

Fastest acting, most effective fire ant bait available
Controls fire ants in 24 to 72 hours
Entire colony control
Effective on all life stages
Broadcast or mound treatment

When to apply:

ADVION fire ant bait should be applied at the first sign of fire ant, bigheaded ant or pavement ant activity.
Applications may be made at any time of the day, but are more effective when ants are actively foraging, usually when the soil surface temperature is above 60 degrees.
Up to 4 applications of ADVION fire ant bait may be applied per year. These are generally applied at 12 to 16 week intervals. However, rainfall or irrigation within 2 to 3 hours after application may reduce the effectiveness of ADVION fire ant bait and a repeat application within 7 days may be necessary to achieve the desired level of control.
Do not apply if the area to be treated is wet with dew, irrigation or rainfall.

SPECIFIC USE DIRECTIONS:

Broadcast Treatments: Make application with broadcast equipment capable of applying 1.5 pounds of ADVION fire ant bait per acre. Calibrate and adjust equipment prior to application to ensure that the proper rate of product will be applied. Retreat after 12-16 weeks if needed.
Individual Mound Treatments: Do not disturb the mound. Do not apply to tops of mound. Apply 4 level tablespoons (0.5 oz) of ADVION fire ant bait per mound, uniformly distributing the product 3-4 feet around the mound. Retreat after 12-16 weeks if needed. Individual mound treatments.

GENERAL:

Do not use kitchen utensils for measuring. Keep measuring utensils with pest control pesticides away from children.
Do not allow livestock or domestic animals to consume the bait.
Do not apply this product through any type of irrigation system.
Do not exceed 6 total pounds of ADVION fire ant bait applied per acre per year.

Product Documents
- Advion Fire Ant Bait Label
- Advion Fire Ant Bait SDS
103 Customer Reviews

Top Reviews

Advion Fire Ant Bait

By Bridget on 08/02/2010

We used this for the first time on our home in Florida. When we arrived there were several new areas of infestation. We checked the weather forecast to avoid rain and using a hand spreader treated the…
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We used this for the first time on our home in Florida. When we arrived there were several new areas of infestation. We checked the weather forecast to avoid rain and using a hand spreader treated the entire yard. It was immediate that the ants starting taking the small pieces into their home. Ants were gone overnight. Three days later we had a heavy rain (usually we would have several new hills after a rain) and we only noticed one new hill on the periphery of our treatment area. No new areas have occurred yet and it has been almost a month.

Advion Fire Ant Bait

By Daniel on 07/07/2011

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I recently moved into a new house in southwest Florida. I immediately noticed numerous fire ant hills all around my yard and house. I had fire ant hills near one side of the house and the colony was s…
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I recently moved into a new house in southwest Florida. I immediately noticed numerous fire ant hills all around my yard and house. I had fire ant hills near one side of the house and the colony was so large that even my grass was not growing in that are because all of the mounds. Tired of being bit and my yard looking horrible I invested in Advion Fire Ant Bait through DoMyOWnPestControl.com. I received the product and followed its directions. Sounds too good to be true but I noticed results within one day. After about a week I noticed one active mound and I applied a little more Advion in that area. I am now in my opinion fire ant free in my yard. I recently mowed my yard with my push mower and anybody that push mows their grass pretty much sees their whole lawn! I am very pleased to have my yard back.

This stuff is great

By Derek on 08/17/2014

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I read the reviews and thought I would give this product a try. I used to use the white powdery crap in the brown container with the yellow lid that you can buy at the big home center stores. You'd fi…
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I read the reviews and thought I would give this product a try. I used to use the white powdery crap in the brown container with the yellow lid that you can buy at the big home center stores. You'd find lots of dead ants about half an hour after you sprinkled it on the mound, but there would always be another mound pop back up in the same general area a few weeks later. It seemed to just make them move to a new spot and build another mound. Since we moved into our house about 5 years ago, there has always been a fire ant mound by the lid to the septic tank, and another one around the edge of the concrete on our back patio. I'd sprinkle the white powdery crap on them and they would go away for a bit, then there would be a new mound a few feet away. I purchased some Advion bait this past spring and sprinkled it around these mounds without disturbing them like the directions say, and plenty of others that I found around our 1 acre lot. The mounds are all gone now and have not popped back up in the same general area. This stuff works great and I recommend it to others.

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36 Questions & Answers

Helpful Q&A's

Q

How long before it is safe to let my dogs back in the yard after Advion application?
A friend in the profession told me that Advion is the only product that works. Just moved to Texas, and am unfamiliar with fire ants. Brand new build, 5000sqft, infestation was in my son's room on the first floor. I had a professional service do the perimeter and the inside of my home. I would like to treat my entire yard, but after reading the label and MSDS sheet, I have concern for my son and my two small dogs. Thank you for any assistance on my question, and I'm open to any hints on how best to apply!

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When you apply the product properly in a broadcast application you only have to keep the pets and children out of the area during the application. Once the product is broadcast, only a very minute amo…
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When you apply the product properly in a broadcast application you only have to keep the pets and children out of the area during the application. Once the product is broadcast, only a very minute amount will be available (and a child or dog would be very hard pressed to even find that amount in a broadcast application) which would not be enough to harm your dogs or child. The MSDS also says that the product is not likely to be hazardous if inhaled, swallowed or if comes into contact with skin. "IF INHALED: No specific intervention is indicated as thecompound is not likely to be hazardous by inhalation.Consult a physician if necessary.IF ON SKIN OR CLOTHING: No specific intervention isindicated as the compound is not likely to be hazardous tothe skin. Consult a physician if necessary.IF IN EYES: No specific intervention is indicated as thecompound is not likely to be hazardous to the eyes. Consulta physician if necessary.IF SWALLOWED: No specific intervention is indicated as thecompound is not likely to be hazardous by ingestion.Consult a physician if necessary"

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Do you need a broadcast spreader to apply Advion Fire Ant Bait?
Do we need to use a broadcast spreader to apply the Advion Fire Ant Bait, or can we just sprinkle it on/around the mounds? Affordability of a spreader is our main issue with purchasing one. We do have a fertilizer/weedandfeed spreader, can we use that to apply the Advion Fire Ant Bait?

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You do not have to have a broadcast spreader to apply Advion Fire Ant Bait though it can make the application a bit easier for you. You can simply just sprinkle the bait around (not on) the mounds as …
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You do not have to have a broadcast spreader to apply Advion Fire Ant Bait though it can make the application a bit easier for you. You can simply just sprinkle the bait around (not on) the mounds as directed on the product label. As long as the spreader you have can be calibrated to spread the small amount needed per acre you could use it.

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Is Advion Fire ant to use on a lawn that could have chickens on it occasionally?

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Advion Fire Ant Bait should not be used in a yard that has chickens. Please contact your Cooperative Extension Office and speak with the Ag deparment to see what would be best for your specific situat…
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Advion Fire Ant Bait should not be used in a yard that has chickens. Please contact your Cooperative Extension Office and speak with the Ag deparment to see what would be best for your specific situation. We apologize for this inconvenience.

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