Maxforce Complete Granular Bait 8OZ

Listen, I know you’re done with those ants (or roaches, or crickets—whatever is haunting you). Forget the expensive sprays that only kill the bugs you can see. You need the stuff the pros use. It’s called Maxforce Complete Granular Bait, and it’s basically bug poison disguised as the tastiest feast they've ever seen. You just sprinkle the little grains outside near your foundation, and here’s the magic: the workers eat it, then they carry it back to the nest—and I mean they take it all the way back to the Queen and the babies. It wipes out the entire colony from the inside out. Seriously, after a week, it’s just total silence. They vanish. It’s the easiest, most satisfying way to get revenge on every single unwanted insect. You’re welcome.

After one day ants are gone!

I have been using this for years and it is better than any service you could hire! It simple to use just sprinkle around your yard. Ants and other bugs disappear for at least 6 months. 1 bottle is 3 rounds of control for a 2500 foot ranch home.

Great product but the vendor charged for 2 and sent only 1. A little goes a long way!

Have ants? This stuff works great! As soon as you put it down (and it doesn’t take much) the ants will start carrying it away.

We had a huge ant hill of the black ants that bite here in NM. I put this product down and 3 days later, I don't see even one ant! Highly recommend. Fantastic product!!!

The over and out from Wal mart will drive fire ants underground for a week. Save your money on this TINY bottle of bait because it does not even make ants go underground for a day, much less kill a single ant! Pure expensive trash.

Don't let ants get the upper hand! Keep a look out for the little buggers! If you see weeds popping up in certain areas, look & see if the ants are there! they plant the weed seeds so they will have more seeds to harvest for food! I always keep Max Force Complete on hand, to take care of the problem right away! Not only that, they can kill large trees, by planting their nest in the root ball, and colonizing aphids too! I know they destroyed my beautiful native Mountain Mahoghany tree!