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Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait Rotation 2 Reservoir makes controlling the roach population in your home quick and simple. Using dinotefuran as its active ingredient and lasting for more than 30 days, the bait attracts all of the roaches to it, ensuring that the majority of the pest population will be treated, while minimizing any health or allergy risk. Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait kills your problem roaches within hours of application and is labeled for many food-handling areas, aircraft, and other sensitive locations where other insecticides would be difficult to use. Just follow the directions below on how to apply the product in each area. If applied outside, make sure to keep it out of direct sunlight and water, as the Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait will lose effectiveness over time. The product comes in a lighter color than competing gel baits, reducing the chance of it staining the surface it is applied to. Do not apply Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait in the same area as a liquid insecticide, near air currents, onto paper, cardboard, or porous surfaces, or in areas which can be exposed to high temperatures, such as stoves, fume hoods, and hot water pipes. For the best results, keep all surfaces clean and change baits every few months to keep the roaches from gaining resistance.
This item has replaced the Advance Cockroach Gel Bait from BASF.
We provide 1 Plunger PER ORDER to expel the bait from the tubes. You can purchase extra plungers or you can purchase a bait gun for use with this product.
Rotate Alpine Rotation 2 with Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait Rotation 1 Reservoir for a full rotation program. The two baits have the same active ingredient, dinotefuran but contains different food attractants.
Product Documents
| Active Ingredient | Dinotefuran 0.5% |
|---|---|
| Target pests | Roaches |
| For use in | Commercial, Institutional and Warehousing Establishments (including computer facilities, food/feed processing plants, hospitals, hotels, laboratories, motels, nursing homes, pet shops, restaurants, schools, sewers, supermarkets, warehouses and zoos), Residences and Transportation Equipment (aircraft, buses, boats/ships and trains), windows, doors, porches, screens, eaves, patios, garages, and under stairways |
| Application |
Spot treatment - Uncap the syringe and place a 3 to 5 mm bead of bait. Place 10 to 20 beads per 100 square feet, depending on the severity of the infestation. Don't apply gel to areas that have been recently sprayed with insecticide. Crack & crevice treatment - Place the product in beads or lines directly into the problem cracks & crevices. Do not allow the bait to get outside of the crack. Food handling establishments - Limit application of the product to the cracks and crevices the insects are hiding in. Do not apply in open areas or surfaces where contamination of food and food handling equipment may occur. Aircraft - Place the product in areas that insects might hide: sinks, pipe openings, areas around shelving, microwaves, support braces, and where seats are attached to the floor. Apply 10-20 spots per 100 sq. ft. Do not apply in areas that are routinely washed, as the bait can be removed by the washing. Do not apply any bait in the cockpit area. |
| Pet safe | Yes, if used as directed on Label |
| Formulation | Professional Product |
| NOT FOR SALE TO | ME |
| Shelf Life | 10 Years |
| Special Features | Non-staining color, works indoors and outdoors, even in sensitive areas. |
| Time to Kill | Days |
| Parts Included | Each box contains 4 bait syringes and 1 plunger. |
| Shipping Weight | 0.57 lbs |
| Manufacturer | BASF (Mfg. Number: 59014067) |
| EPA Registration | 499-507 |
How Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait Works
Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait uses the active ingredient Dinotefuran. Dinotefuran is a newer non-repellent active ingredient that the EPA has granted Reduced Risk status for public health use. Dinotefuran is part of the insecticide class neonicotinoids, neuro-active insecticides that are modeled after nicotine. Dinotefuran is a central nervous system inhibitor that takes effect after insects ingest it. The effects of the active ingredient are slow enough that roaches who have consumed Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait will come in contact with other roaches and transfer the active ingredient, either directly or indirectly through feeding on feces or poisoned carcasses. There is no known pest resistance to dinotefuran.
Target Uses
Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait can be used for virtually any roach infestation when a gel bait is desired. The active ingredient dinotefuran is especially helpful for roach populations that have developed resistance to older or more popular baits. Alpine has an extremely broad label and can be used even in very sensitive situations, especially when sprays are either prohibited or undesirable. Gel baits are not ideal for preventative measures as they may attract roaches that were otherwise not in the area. Be sure to eliminate competing food and water sources for best results.
Standard Application Rates
Indoors
Exact placement should be based on a complete monitoring and inspection. Applications should focus on cracks and crevices in areas where activity has been observed or is likely, such as near water sources, around pipe collars, where utilities enter, around or under appliances, underneath counters, where cupboard frames meet the wall, along drawer slides, along baseboards, doorframes, and windowsills. If using residual sprays, do not use sprays and baits in the same places: keep sprays in low areas on or near the floor and use baits in higher locations.
Outdoors
Use for control of cockroaches. Inject into cracks and crevices around windows and doors, porches, screens, eaves, patios, garages, under stairways and other areas adjacent to structures where cockroaches may find harborage. Environmental stresses such as direct sunlight and water will reduce the residual effectiveness, so apply bait in protected areas whenever possible.
Alpine cockroach gel bait 2
By Ketan on 12/29/2015
Killing cockroaches
By Luis on 06/10/2016
I ordered this product to kill cockroaches on my kitchen. With only three applications overnight there is no cockroach anymore. I highly recommend this product whoever wants to buy a hundred percent effectivity. I tried many other products to kill those animals bastards but nothing worked better than this.
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By Ramiro on 10/19/2016
I am an apartment manager. I had a lot of problems with cockroaches. Well I was introduce by a friend Alpine, well no more. Its been a year from the time I tryed it. I { I HAVENT SEEN A ROACH IN MY APT.} ITS the best product in the market, beter than calling a exterminator and a lot less money and les troble than having to take everything out to exterminate. i had my apt exterminated 2 times and the roaches came back after 3 months. with alpine you can kiss the good bye.
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Amazing!!
By Jaylenee on 07/11/2016
step out in trust in this product
By Wanda on 01/14/2017
I was told about this product from contractor doing some work on our new home. Believe me, it works. I had little faith in it, before purchasing this bait. But, I was very happy that I did, knowing that, if you see one or two roaches in a new home, they will multiply very fast. So nip it in the but, before they get started. Alpine Bait is what it claim to be and more. Thanks a million. Residents of Jennings,Fl. Please try this product and watch it work.
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Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait Rotation 1 Reservoir and Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait Rotation 2 Reservoir have the same active ingredient, dinotefuran, but contain different food attractants. You would want to rotate between the two every 2-3 months.
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The Advance Gel Bait was renamed and repackaged by the manufacturer and is now Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait Rotation 2 Reservoir. This was not a decision we have any part in but it is still the same formula. We have depleted our previous stock with the old labeling and name.
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Exact placement of Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait Rotation 2 Reservoir should be based on complete monitoring and inspection. Applications should focus on cracks and crevices in areas where activity has been observed or is likely, such as near water sources, around pipe collars, where utilities enter, around or under appliances, underneath counters, where cupboard frames meet the wall, along drawer slides, along baseboards, doorframes, and windowsills. If using residual sprays, do not use sprays and baits in the same places: keep sprays in low areas on or near the floor and use baits in higher locations. The sizes of the bait would be pea size points, with approximately 10 spots per 100 sq. ft.
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204888112 16 076 They are stored properly and unopened. I don't have the outer box anymore. Just the tubes.
The manufacturer of Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait Rotation 2 Reservoir is BASF.
BASF uses a unique set of numbers to match up that product, when it was made, what lot it was a part of and how many were in that lot. Below you will see an example of a Cy-Kick aerosol can and how it is broken down. The batch numbers can vary in location on BASF products from just above the label on a bottle, to the bottom of a container or can, as well as on the sides of case containers or boxes.
On the bottom of a can of Cy-Kick you will normally see a few sets of numbers appearing as follows:
59011782 15 111
203923930 28570
Starting with the first row. The first set of numbers normally starting in 59- ex: 59011782 is BASF's article number for the product.
The second set- ex: 15, indicates the year in which the product was produced. For this can that would mean it was produced in the year 2015
The third set- ex: 111, indicates the numerical day of the year that the product was produced. So it was manufactured on the 111th day of the year of 2015. This comes out to show it was produced on April 21st of 2015.
The bottom row of numbers indicates the batch information. The first set- ex: 203923930, indicates the actual batch/lot number for the manufacturer. The second set- ex: 28570 indicates the container count of each batch.
Based on the numbers you provided it looks like March 2016.
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Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait Rotation 2 Reservoir will be good for three years unopened and one year once the tube has been opened. It does take time for roach baits to work since the roaches have to consume it. We would also recommend doing a complete roach treatment with insecticide, such as Cyzmic CS, and an insect growth regulator, such as Gentrol Point Sources. Be sure not to spray the bait because that will contaminate it and the roaches will not consume it.
Please take a look at our Roach Control Guide for information on how to treat and prevent roaches in the future.
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Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait Rotation 2 Reservoir
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