Indoor and Outdoor Ant Bait Stations with Indoxacarb Formula for Sweet-Feeding Species, 12 Count – Syngenta Advion
Indoor and Outdoor Ant Bait Stations with Indoxacarb Formula for Sweet-Feeding Species, 12 Count – Syngenta Advion
Ant bait stations provide targeted indoor and outdoor control for most common pest ant species, including key sweet feeders. This 12-count Syngenta Advion pack uses an attractive bait formulation with indoxacarb, allowing foraging ants to continue feeding and carry bait through an active infestation.
Inspect the area first, then place one to four arenas where ants or foraging trails are observed under normal conditions. Suitable label locations include walls, cabinets, furniture, appliance areas and exterior access points. Adhesive can secure an arena vertically. Keep stations away from food-preparation surfaces, inspect them periodically and replace them as needed or every two to three months according to the complete label.
Specifications
- Brand: Syngenta
- Product: Advion ant bait arena
- Quantity: 12 stations
- Form: Enclosed bait station
- Active ingredient: Indoxacarb
- Target: Most pest ant species
- Feeding group: Key sweet-feeding ants
- Use areas: Indoor and outdoor
- Normal placement: 1 to 4 arenas near activity
- Vertical placement: Adhesive may be used
- Indoor sites: Walls cabinets furniture and appliance areas
- Outdoor sites: Exterior access points and foraging areas
- Replacement interval: As needed or every 2 to 3 months
- Model: 68662
- Food surfaces: Do not place on preparation surfaces
Frequently Asked Questions
How many ant bait stations are included?
The Syngenta Advion package contains 12 enclosed ant bait arenas.
Where should the stations be placed?
Place them in label-approved areas where ants forage or enter such as along walls near cabinets or at exterior access points.
Can an arena be mounted vertically?
Yes. The label allows vertical placement when an appropriate adhesive is applied to the bottom of the station.
When should an ant bait station be replaced?
Inspect each arena periodically and replace it when needed or every two to three months as directed.