Maxforce FC Ant Stations, 24 x 1.5 g

Maxforce FC Ant Bait Stations is a professional product built for both amateur and professional use. The active ingredient is Fipronil which is a broad-spectrum insecticide that belongs to the phenylpyrazole chemical family. Fipronil disrupts the insect central nervous system and causes hyperexcitation of contaminated insects nerves and muscles. When properly used, this patented bait formulation will attract common household ants which will feed on the bait and take some back to the nest, destroying the queen and the entire colony.
These stations are protein based and will not work with sugar ants or ants that prefer sweets. In that case, choose a carbohydrate gel-based bait.

Features:
- Protein based product;
- The small ant bait station bags contain resealable loose-packed single stations to keep baits fresh and protected from contamination;
- The patented inspectable red station lids now have an additional feature: a debossed lid that's index welded to the base, creating even greater bait station integrity;
- Easy peel-and-stick adhesive;
- Effective;
- High moisture;
- Pet safe when used as directed;
- This product controls a broad spectrum of ants;
- Active ingredient: Fipronil 0.01%;
- Fast application.

This product can be used:
- This insecticide is designed for the control of: pharaoh ants and other common household ants: acrobat, argentine, odorous house ants and pavement ants;
- Maxforce FC Ant Bait Stations are for use in and around: commercial, industrial and residential areas such as hospitals, nursing homes, day care centers, schools, warehouses, food services, laboratories, pet shops, zoos, buses, boats, aircraft, and trains.

How to use:
- Place Maxforce ant bait stations in areas where ants have been seen;
- For the control of an average size room, three bait stations should be enough;
- 1 bait station per 100 square feet;
- It is important not to spray chemicals or disturb trails between ant nests and bait stations;
- Replace empty bait stations periodically and relocate stations that show little or no ant activity.