Combat Max Roach Killing Gel

This product was recommended to me by a support group when I was absolutely losing my mind at 2AM over the discovery of some nasty unauthorized tenants in my bathroom. We combined this with several other products from other brands AND (eventually, when they could get to us) professional services. I'll copy/paste my product review from the bait stations below, because honestly it's about the same as what I have to say about this gel. We also set this gel up in our trash bins outside, because we're pretty sure that was the origin of the issue thanks to a recent local government decision. Reminder that you can be super clean and still unfortunately have pest issues due to your neighbors-- or your city government being cheap. :))***No one wants to admit to having a roach problem, but when your city council decides to move trash pickup to only once per week and you live in an older home in the southern US, unfortunately roaches will happen no matter how clean of a house you keep. These were great, they seem to be safe around the cats (although we didn't put them in places the cats had access to). We combined these with a few other brands/products, AND professional services, and our roach contractor was able to declare the situation under control by about week 3-4. Do I still have roach-induced war flashbacks? Yes. Will I be keeping a package of these on hand at all times just in case the little war lords decide to try me again? Also yes...I do want to mention that our roach specialist guy mentioned that if the bodies aren't in the way or bothering us (ew, yes, they bother ME), that we could leave them there and the roaches would cannibalize their fallen comrades, and ingest twice the poison between the cannibalization and eating the various baits that we set out. So something to think about if you're setting these in an uninhabited area. Unfortunately, we had to stay in our house during this process so if we saw roach bodies they got launched straight down the toilet or out into the yard. We're three months out from our initial sighting and now we don't see any roaches, bodies, and the bait stations that are inside our home seem to be staying full, so I think going scorched earth really taught them a lesson...