Professional Kit 40g Cockroach Syringe + Applicator Gun | 1st Use

We recommend using this product indoors only:

✔️ In areas where traces of cockroaches can be seen

✔️ Also apply in cracks, crevices, behind furniture and in hard-to-reach places

✔️ Dark and damp places: Under the sink, behind toilets and near drains

✔️ Warm areas: Behind engines, refrigerators, washing machines and dishwashers

✔️ Places where there are food scraps or organic material: Under or behind kitchen cabinets, near the rubbish bin, in the pantry, in basements and in interior courtyards

For best results👇

Inspect the infested area after a few days and reapply if necessary until the cockroach colony is completely eliminated. Avoid applying in areas exposed to direct sunlight, so as not to dry out the gel.

1️⃣ Remove the cap by pressing at a 90º angle.

2️⃣ Apply drops German cockroach 0.12-0.16 g/m² (3-4 drops/m²) American cockroach 0.16-0.24 g/m² (4-6 drops/m²) Oriental cockroach 0.16-0.24 g/m² (4-6 drops/m²)

3️⃣ Replace the cap for future applications (once opened, the tube must be used within 6 months)

✅ One drop can eliminate up to 50 cockroaches

✅ It goes to the source of the problem, as it reaches and eliminates the cockroach nest

✅ The precise ‘syringe’ system allows you to access areas that other products cannot reach

✅ New generation eco-friendly product that respects the environment without causing pollution

✔️ A syringe system with insecticide gel bait that eliminates all types of cockroaches. The bait attracts cockroaches and when one of them consumes it, the rest of the nest will be infected, reaching the centre of the nest and permanently eliminating the problem.

✔️ Contains a strong fresh bait in the form of an insecticide gel, which eliminates all types of cockroaches.

✔️ Contains Bitrex, a bitter substance that makes it unpalatable to humans and pets.

COMPOSITION: Imidacloprid 2.15% / Bitrex 0.008% / Food excipient q.s. 100%

BIOCIDE REGISTRATION: ES/APP(NA)-2017-18-00449

BIOCIDE REGISTRATION: PT/DGS ARMPB-32/2017