Liquid Ant Killer Bait Stations with 0.015% Spinosad for Indoor or Outdoor Use, 8 or 12 Count – Raid MAX
Liquid ant killer bait stations arrive prefilled and ready to place where listed household ants travel indoors or outdoors. Raid MAX uses 0.015% spinosad in a liquid bait that foraging ants consume and carry back to the queen, workers and larvae, extending treatment from visible activity into the colony.
The bait targets listed foraging, sweet-feeding, pavement, moisture, little black, Argentine, crazy, acrobat, bigheaded, cornfield, ghost and odorous house ants. It does not control fire, carpenter, harvester or pharaoh ants. Place stations according to package directions near activity around baseboards, room corners, cabinets, windowsills, pantries or garbage cans. Keep them out of reach of children and pets. Choose an eight-count, twelve-count or listed case configuration.
Specifications
- Brand: Raid
- Product: MAX liquid ant bait stations
- Form: Prefilled liquid bait
- Active ingredient: 0.015% spinosad
- Spinosad components: Spinosyn A and Spinosyn D
- Detailed quantity: 8 stations
- Other quantity: 12 stations
- Additional variant: 8 count pack of 12 listed
- Use: Indoor and outdoor labeled sites
- Target: Listed household ants
- Examples: Foraging pavement moisture and little black ants
- Additional examples: Argentine crazy acrobat and bigheaded ants
- Further examples: Cornfield ghost and odorous house ants
- Excluded species: Fire carpenter harvester and pharaoh ants
- Action: Foraging ants transfer bait through colony
- Placement: Near observed ant activity
- Indoor examples: Baseboards cabinets corners windowsills and pantries
- Preparation: No mixing required
- Safety: Keep out of reach of children and pets
- Requirement: Follow package directions
Frequently Asked Questions
Which ants are excluded from the label?
Raid MAX liquid bait does not control fire carpenter harvester or pharaoh ants.
Does the bait need to be mixed?
No. Each station is prefilled and ready to place according to its package directions.
Where can stations be positioned indoors?
Place them near observed activity along baseboards corners cabinets windowsills pantries or garbage cans.
How does the liquid bait reach the colony?
Foraging ants consume it then carry it back to the queen workers and larvae.