Advion MicroFlow Insect Bait Insecticide

FEATURES AND BENEFITS:

• Attractive bait matrix and flexible label offer outstanding control of ants, cockroaches, crickets, pantry pests, and more in residential and commercial spaces, including sensitive food-handling establishments as directed by the label
• Features the same MetaActive™ effect in all Advion brand products, which activates indoxacarb once ingested by target pests, leaving non-target organisms largely unaffected
• Varying particle sizes easily adhere to pests’ exoskeletons and can be carried back to nests while foraging, resulting in an increased secondary transfer effect during grooming
• 8-oz. jar packaging, including measuring scoops, works with many application devices and allows for large-scale baiting
• Complements gel bait applications on cleanout and maintenance accounts

APPLICATION RATES:

0.2 – 1.8 ounces per 100 square feet (6-52 grams per 100 square feet)

• Use lower label rates for maintenance or low-level pest populations.
• Use higher label rates for high-level pest populations.

USE DIRECTIONS:

INDOOR:

• Apply to areas where these pests crawl and hide, especially in cracks and crevices, wall voids, around electrical and telephone fittings, under and behind cabinets, refrigerators, and sinks, and around windows and door frames. Concentrate treatment at insect activity sites.
• During follow-up visits, inspect bait placements and reapply after 7 days, as necessary.
• To control pantry pests: Remove all food and shelving liners before treatment. Discard or destroy any infested foodstuffs. Apply bait to cracks & crevices or voids in cabinets, pantries, or other areas where pantry pests may be present.

OUTDOOR:

• Apply using a bulb applicator or other suitable equipment into cracks and crevices and voids around windows, doors, eaves, under siding or trim, utility service ducts, or other entry points around structures, including attics, garages, patios, stairways, and crawl spaces.
• To treat non-structural areas, apply to crevices and voids in man-made landscape elements, such as fences, pavement crevices, planters, and natural elements such as tree holes. Spot treatments can be made around ant nesting sites and other areas conducive to crawling pests.