Ants

Advion Ant gel bait is labeled for crack-and-crevice applications indoors, as well as applications to entry points outdoors. The blue cap should be removed from the syringe prior to application. If desired, the blue applicator tip included in the package may be used to apply the gel in smaller cracks and crevices. A small dot or line of gel is sufficient for these applications. Bait may also be applied in a commercially available refillable bait station.

Advion Ant gel bait works on many species of protein-feeding ants, oil-feeding ants and sweet-feeding ants. However, the degree of success can be influenced by time of year, which can directly influence ant-feeding preferences. Depending on what the ant colony needs (proteins, lipids or carbohydrates) at the time, the foraging ants can switch their feeding targets.

If ants aren't immediately responding to the bait, we recommend using another ant bait like Optigard® Ant gel bait or Advion Ant bait arena, which provide different types of nutrients and attractants. It is also recommended to follow these best practices:

Ensure the gel bait has not been contaminated by repellent insecticides, dirt, nicotine, gasoline or other contaminants

Place gel bait as close to active ant foraging trails as possible

Apply appropriate quantities of gel bait to control the infestation

If ants are consuming all the bait, but ant activity continues, additional bait and/or other formulations should be considered

Reduce or remove competing food sources, such as pet food

The shelf life of any product is largely dependent upon storage conditions. Ideal storage conditions are indoors with minimal temperature and humidity fluctuations. In these conditions, Advion Ant gel bait can last up to five years.

It targets Black house ants, Argentine ants, Pharaoh ants, Crazy ants, Pavement ants, and Red imported fire ants.

You can expect a significant reduction in ant activity within just a few days of application.

The gel contains Indoxacarb, which allows ants to carry the bait back to the nest, spreading it through the colony and killing the queen.

Yes, ADVION® Ant Gel is safe for indoor use when applied as directed and kept out of reach of children and pets.

Yes, it can be used outdoors in protected areas where ants are present.

No, it’s a non-repellent formula, so ants readily consume and spread it throughout the colony.

Dust2Dust controls ants, cockroaches, fleas, bedbugs, silverfish, carpet beetles, wasps, and many more common household pests.

Yes, Dust2Dust comes ready to use and requires no dilution. Simply apply the dust directly to affected areas.

Yes, Dust2Dust is ideal for use in electrical appliances and other hard-to-reach areas, thanks to its fine, non-clogging powder.

Dust2Dust can be applied with a puffer or bellows to reach cracks, crevices, and cavities. It’s easy to use and spreads smoothly.

When used as directed, Dust2Dust is safe for pets and children once the treated areas have settled and dust is no longer airborne.

Dust2Dust is available in two convenient sizes: 2kg and 10kg buckets.

Dust2Dust provides long-term control, but its effectiveness may vary depending on environmental conditions and pest activity. Regular reapplication may be necessary.

The active ingredient is Boric Acid

Exterm-an-Ant works against most ant species in New Zealand, including Argentinian and Darwin ants, making it a reliable choice for thorough and lasting ant control. It is the most popular and most cost effective ant bait in New Zealand for killing ant colonies.

Yes, Exterm-an-Ant is odourless and discreet, making it ideal for use indoors. Ensure to place it in areas where ants frequent.

Shake the bottle well, then pour 4-5 mL into a shallow dish or bait station and place it near ant trails or infested areas.

For best results, check and rebait every 4-6 weeks to ensure you address any new ants from eggs.

Yes, Exterm-an-Ant works against most ant species in New Zealand, including Argentinian and Darwin ants.

Avoid using fly or barrier sprays near the bait, as they may prevent ants from taking the poison back to the nest.

Ants usually die within 24-48 hours of consuming the bait, depending on the size of the infestation.

Yes, place the bait around your building’s exterior or in heavily infested outdoor areas to tackle outdoor ant problems.

Remove other food sources to ensure ants are attracted to the bait and not distracted by other options.

Home Run effectively controls ants, cockroaches, fleas, flies, mosquitoes, spiders, silverfish, and carpet beetles.

Home Run provides knockdown, residual, and repellent activity, killing pests on contact and preventing future infestations.

Yes, Home Run is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use in domestic, industrial, and public health areas when used as directed.

Home Run provides long-lasting residual activity, keeping pests away for an extended period, depending on environmental conditions.

Yes, Home Run works on most surfaces, including unpainted brick, concrete, timber, and fibrous cement, with improved performance on porous surfaces.

Follow the instructions on the label for proper dilution and application methods. Always ensure the area is well-ventilated during use.

When used according to the label instructions, Home Run is safe. Keep treated areas well-ventilated and avoid direct contact with the spray.

Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children and pets.

If you're seeing a flashing red light on the Ultra Premium Dispenser, this will indicate that the batteries in the dispenser need to be replaced.

When using our Ultra Pyrethrin spray in our dispensers like the Pestrol Ultra Dispenser, if left too low to the ground or too close to adjacent surfaces in an unventilated room, the mist might not disperse properly and can leave a slight residue behind.

This can be cleaned with a bit of bicarb soda and warm water, but we elevating the unit at least 2 metres off the ground if it has been leaving a residue behind

Yes, Pyrethrins are derived from the Chrysanthemum flower therefore safe for people and your pets. They quickly bio-degrade in sunlight and leave no residues. We support our local Kiwi growers for this active ingredient.

The system releases a fine mist of insect killer at set intervals to control flies, mosquitoes, and other flying insects. It can be programmed to suit your needs.

Yes, the unit can be placed on a shelf or mounted on a wall. It’s easy to set up, with simple programming and setup instructions.

The Pestrol Ultra comes with a 12-month warranty, ensuring its quality and reliability.

NO! Baiting is only necessary outside as it will draw all ants to it.

You might start to see a reduction in ant activity within a few days to a week. However, it can take several weeks to eradicate the entire colony.

Application: Apply the bait in cracks, crevices, and shady areas where ants are seen. You can use a caulking gun to dispense the bait.
How much bait to use: The amount of bait you need depends on the size and density of the ant population. You should bait the entire area you want to treat in one go.
How often to reapply: You may need to reapply the bait after 6–8 weeks to kill any remaining ants.

Keep other animals away from the treatment area for at least four hours. Ideally 24 hours.

The bait contains fipronil, a slow-acting insecticide. Ants carry it back to the nest, eliminating the entire colony.

It targets nuisance ants including black house ants, Argentine ants, big-headed ants, white-footed house ants, Darwin’s ants, and more.

Near ant trails or entry points—inside cupboards, under appliances, along skirting boards, or outside near nest activity.

Place 1–4 stations depending on infestation size. Use more for larger or hard-to-reach infestations.

Yes, but place stations in areas inaccessible to pets and children. Do not apply on food surfaces.

You may begin to see reduced activity in a few days. Full colony control may take up to 7–10 days.

Yes. If ants return, replace stations after 1 month to maintain control and prevent bait aversion.