Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait – EPA Reduced-Risk Roach Control for Sensitive Buildings

Alpine Cockroach Gel Bait Rotation 1 Reservoir was the first roach gel labeled Reduced-Risk by the EPA, meaning the active ingredient is safer around people, pets and the environment, yet is tough on household roaches. In fact, roaches almost can't resist the bait formulation of Alpine, and once they feed on the bait they will transfer it to other roaches causing eventual death. Alpine Roach Gel will start killing roaches within hours after contact. Alpine even attracts bait-averse cockroaches. Labeled for use indoors and outdoors and even sensitive areas such as food-handling establishments, food and feed processing plants, hospitals and nursing homes. To apply gel, remove cap from tip of applicator tube. Apply gel in a 3 to 6 millimeter diameter spot (0.25 to 0.50 gram). Approximately 10 spots per 100 square feet are recommended for use under conditions with low to moderate infestation. For more severe infestations, approximately 20 spots per 100 square feet are recommended. Apply many spots in areas of roach traffic and suspected harborage. Numerous small application spots are preferable to fewer larger application spots. Bait may be placed on top of or prior to non-repellent insecticide applications. DO NOT treat food preparation surfaces. DO NOT apply gels to areas that have been recently sprayed with a repellent insecticide. DO NOT spray repellent insecticide products over gel placements as this may make gel repellent and reduce its effectiveness. DO NOT place treatments in locations where routine cleaning might remove bait or transfer bait to food or food preparation surfaces. This product will stick to surfaces that are not dusty or greasy. Reapply if gel placements are no longer visible and/or reinfestation occurs. Replace cap when finished dispensing gel. Use paper towel to remove unwanted bait placements and then discard in trash.