0.05% Fipronil Cockroach Gel Bait with Precision Syringes and 3–4 Week Inspection Schedule – KB Roach Bait Gel
0.05% Fipronil Cockroach Gel Bait with Precision Syringes and 3–4 Week Inspection Schedule – KB Roach Bait Gel
Cockroach gel bait delivers a slow-acting 0.05% fipronil formula into cracks and crevices where German and American roaches travel. KB Roach Bait Gel comes in one- or four-syringe options, helping you make small targeted placements indoors without spraying or fogging cabinets and surrounding surfaces.
Apply pea-sized dabs only in label-approved hiding and travel areas, using approximately one to three spots per 10 feet for light activity and more where pressure is heavy. Inspect placements every three to four weeks and refresh old bait as directed. A cited GLP laboratory study reported 14-day mortality under laboratory conditions; actual results vary. Keep the gel away from food-contact surfaces and follow the EPA-registered label.
Specifications
- Brand: KB Roach Bait Gel
- Product: Cockroach gel bait
- Item options: 1 or 4 syringes
- Form: Gel
- Active ingredient: 0.05% fipronil
- EPA registration: 88613-1 listed
- Target species: German and American cockroaches
- Use: Indoor cracks and crevices
- Light activity rate: About 1 to 3 spots per 10 ft
- Heavy activity: Increase placements as label directs
- Inspection: Every 3 to 4 weeks
- Application method: Small targeted dabs
- Spraying or fogging: Not required
- Detailed volume: 1.23 fl oz listed
- Directions: Follow the complete registered label
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this product a repellent spray?
No. KB Roach Bait Gel is a fipronil bait placed in small dabs rather than sprayed across a room.
How often should the bait be inspected?
Inspect placements every three to four weeks and refresh them according to the current label.
How many syringes can I choose?
Select either one syringe or the four-syringe configuration shown in the product options.
Where should the gel be applied?
Place small dabs only in label-approved cracks crevices corners and other indoor routes where cockroaches travel.