Combat Max Roach Killing Gel for Indoor and Outdoor Use, 1 Syringe, 2.1 Ounce (Pack of 1)

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...

Can't say enough good stuff about this good stuff. I live in the south of France and over the years more and more German roaches (apparently the worst kind) had been appearing, it went from a few a year to a few a day to over 50 a day! I have 5 cats (whoever says cats keep them away is wrong....or mine are lazy!) and didn't want to put a poison down as I worried about it poisoning them. I knew I could put it in places where they wouldn't go but I worried if they ate a poisoned roach it could harm them. So I researched and tried many natural ideas, catnip and bay leaves to keep them away, they walked over them, condensed sweet milk mixed with baking soda, they walked right past the balls, sugar and bicarb they ate it but never found any dead ones! It got so bad eventually that I was killing more than 20 each time I went in the kitchen, they had moved into the bedrooms (nests under the bed, in my drawers, in my clothes!), lounge, bathroom....EVERYWHERE and if I dared to turn on the kitchen light in the middle of the night it was like something out of a horror movie with hundreds of them scattering for cover!! They were even crawling on me in my sleep to the point I started sleeping with the light on so I could splat them and felt like I was going to have a nervous breakdown! Enough was enough, I realised my splatting and hoovering them up was a losing battle.I didn't want to use a bomb either as I worried about me and the cats breathing it even after a day had passed so I spent ages looking into all the different poisons and their active ingredients. Most of them said poisonous and even lethal to animals even in small doses. Then I found Combat Source Kill Max and saw all the amazing reviews, hoped it would be good. I found out that the active ingredient, Fipronil, is the same as many of the treatments put on the back of a cat's or dog's neck to kill fleas and ticks but in a smaller quantity so I would worry less about the cats.I ordered it (3 tubes, they are huge, great value) and as soon as it arrived I got busy putting tiny blobs everywhere. I read it was best to put tiny blobs in lots of places and lines of it in cracks where they often run along. I did make sure that all the places were not accessible to my cats so in cupboards, on plug sockets, behind fridge, toaster, toilet, under sinks. I didn't put any in my bedrooms or lounge as I read it is better to coax them out of those areas into the kitchen and bathroom, so I thought I would see how it went. I was convinced I would be an unlucky one where it didn't work or that the reviews were all made up (you never know these days!) but oh my god I was amazed!That evening I kept checking the blobs and even with the lights on there were already roaches munching away on many of them, I couldn't believe it. They were like drug addicts getting a fix, even when I touched one it didn't run off just carried on eating!The next day (12 hours later, much faster than I expected) it was like Roach Armageddon, bodies everywhere, loads dead on the kitchen counters already and even more on their backs dying, unable to get up (I almost felt bad for them) so I squashed them knowing others would carry the poison back the the many nests. I cleared away the bodies on view so that my cats couldn't eat them and left the ones in cupboards to get eaten by other roaches and pass it through the system.Day 2 just as many dead and dying then the third day only a few, I could hardly believe it had worked so well. I understood how it worked and that it could take a few weeks or even months to get rid of a large infestation but after that first week I then only found maybe one or two a week, usually walking like it was drunk. I then decided to put a little blob just inside each bedroom to get the remaining ones in there, now that I knew it couldn't coax any from the kitchen as they were all dead.After 2 months I put all new poison blobs down (even though hadn't had more roaches) just to make sure and also decided to do all of the communal areas on each floor in my apartment block to stop any straying from outside (1 tube goes a long way and after doing all of this I still had only just finished the first tube). My concierge saw me and asked what I was doing, she said it was kind and the next day the bug man came and bombed all those areas too so that was a bonus.That was last November (2013) and is now May 2014, I have seen maybe one a month, if that, and couldn't be happier. It is such a relief and after so many years of hating them and dreading finding more of them I can now say it is a distant and horrible memory. I clean holiday apartments and have been putting a few blobs down in each, this stuff lasts for ages, even after it has dried and been down for months it still attracts and kills them. It has honestly made my life a happy one, thank you Combat, I would definitely say I would buy it again and again but here is hoping I never have to! :D

Just a little squirt of it. Apply a new spot every couple days. NO MORE ROACHES.

excelente producto s acemeja al que utilizan los profecionales, facil de usar y efectivo

This worked surprisingly very well good very fast it really works roaches packed their bags and skipped town once it laid this out in their favorite hangout

The Combat Max Roach Killing Gel is a decent product that helps reduce roach problems, but it has some drawbacks.What I Liked:✅ Effective Over Time – I noticed a decrease in roaches after applying the gel, especially in problem areas like the kitchen and bathroom. It attracts roaches quickly, and they seem to take the bait back to their nests.✅ Easy to Apply – The syringe-style applicator makes it simple to place the gel in cracks, corners, and hard-to-reach spots.✅ Works Indoors & Outdoors – I like that it can be used in multiple locations, giving me flexibility in targeting roaches wherever they appear.What Could Be Better:❌ Takes Time to Work – This isn’t an instant solution. It took several days to notice a difference, so if you’re looking for immediate results, this may not be the best option.❌ Can Be Messy – The gel doesn’t dry quickly, so it can attract dust or get smeared if not placed carefully.❌ Not a Complete Fix – While it helped reduce the problem, I still saw some roaches even after repeated applications. Pairing it with other roach control methods might be necessary.Final Thoughts:If you’re dealing with a moderate roach problem, this gel can help over time, but it’s not an overnight fix. It’s easy to use and effective in the long run, but be patient and use it alongside other pest control methods for the best results. A decent product, but not perfect.