It is highly recommended to also use Advance 375A Ant Granular Bait which is a protein bait. You should always give ants a choice as they may be in the mood for either a protein (granule) or a sugar (gel) bait.
Ants and pest control professionals alike love Gourmet Ant Bait Gel with 6% DOT (Disodium octaborate tetrahydrate). Gourmet Ant Bait Gel uses a special insect attractant that mimics honeydew and enhances bait acceptance by a variety of Protein Feeding Ants, Sweet Feeding Ants, and roaches. Gourmet Ant Bait Gel is less repellent than other products and far more effective at eliminating both the workers and queens in active ant colonies. Use Gourmet Ant Bait Gel indoors in cracks and crevices to quickly eliminate foragers. Gourmet Ant Bait Gel is odorless, won't stain surfaces or leave a mess, and stays where it is placed without becoming runny in even the hottest of temperatures. This product is also extremely easy to use and highly economical. Each tube is 1.5 oz.
| Active Ingredient: | Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate 6% |
| Target pests: | Kills Sweet & Protein feeding ants and German Cockroaches |
| For use in: | In and around homes, apartments, condominiums, schools, hospitals, restaurants, grocery stores, non-food areas of food processing plants, boats cruise ships, institutional and commercial buildings, nursing homes, hotels and warehouses. |
| Application: | Use 1-3 lines for each placement where ants are trailing or have been seen. |
| Pet safe: | Yes; when used as directed |
| Yield: | 1.5 oz. tube |
| Manufactured By: | Innovative PC Products (UPC: 682023046015) |
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Ants and pest control professionals alike love Gourmet Ant Bait Gel with 6% DOT (Disodium octaborate tetrahydrate). Gourmet Ant Bait Gel uses a special insect attractant that mimics honeydew and enhances bait acceptance by a variety of Protein Feeding Ants, Sweet Feeding Ants, and roaches. Gourmet Ant Bait Gel is less repellent than other products and far more effective at eliminating both the workers and queens in active ant colonies. Use Gourmet Ant Bait Gel indoors in cracks and crevices to quickly eliminate foragers. Gourmet Ant Bait Gel is odorless, won’t stain surfaces or leave a mess, and stays where it is placed without becoming runny in even the hottest of temperatures. This product is also extremely easy to use and highly economical.
How Gourmet Ant Bait Gel Works:
When strategically placed in areas of infestation or noticeable ant traffic, the sweet honeydew attractant in Gourmet Ant Bait Gel draws insects to forage. Once ingested, the active ingredient DOT begins its attack on the ant’s central nervous system. This attack is slow so that poisoned ants will return to their nests after consuming Gourmet Ant Bait Gel and will feed their young and the queen, passing along the DOT poisoning. When other food sources are removed, ants will continue feeding on Gourmet Ant Bait Gel until they die.
To Use Gourmet Ant Bait Gel:
1. Wash hands thoroughly before handling bait to remove any odors that may be repellent to ants, i.e. tobacco, garlic, strong chemicals/ cleaners etc.
2. Remove as many competing food sources as practical. Vacuum or sweep floors to remove crumbs, etc. Ants are attracted to and will feed on Gourmet Ant Bait Gel until they die.
3. Repeat placement of the bait until satisfactory control has been achieved.
4. Do not use sprays, foggers or any strong chemicals or cleaners near the bait containers or placements. This may contaminate the bait and cause the insects to cease feeding.
Indoor Treatment: Use Gourmet Ant Bait Gel for the control of ants or German Cockroaches. Make long thin lines in areas where ants are a problem. Use 1-3 lines for each placement. Long thin lines allow room for many ants to feed on the bait at a single feeding. Place Gourmet Ant Bait Gel where ants are trailing or have been seen. Place Gourmet Ant Bait Gel under food cabinets, sinks, stoves, refrigerators, food storage areas, attics, garages, basements, storage areas, closets, etc. If you are not sure where the areas of highest forage are, you may use smaller pea-sized placements. Check these smaller placements every couple of days. The placements that are fed upon regularly will shrink or disappear, indicating that you should use a larger quantity of bait in these areas.
Outdoor Treatment: Place Gourmet Ant Bait Gel on exterior window-sills and in doorways to help prevent entry.
Bait Stations: For long term control or for heavy infestations, Gourmet Ant Bait Gel may be used in Ant Café or other similar bait stations. Using a bait station allows for placement of a large amount of gel without having it dry out. To use Ant Café bait station; open the lid, add Gourmet Ant Bait Gel until station is at least half full, close lid and place according to directions for use.
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8 of 10 people found this review helpful:
Ants very attracted to this!
By L.l. on June 9, 2008I ordered one tube of Gourmet Ant Bait Gel just to try it out and I can not believe how the ants are attracted to this! It almost worried me the first day, as it appeared to be increased activity but it was really just the attraction to the bait. I can't wait to stop using this stuff! Thanks!
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6 of 6 people found this review helpful:
Fatal Attraction
By WH on June 30, 2010
Verified Purchase
We started seeing little black ants in our kitchen--they weren't taking over the place, but they'd clearly found our countertops. We purchased some ant traps from the store, which the ants ignored. A lot of sources suggest a two-component approach to cover grease or sugar-feeding cycles. Since our problem was not severe, and GABG claims to cover both cycles, I decided to try a tube. DoMyOwnPestControl provided prompt delivery, and I applied as directed. It didn't take long at all for the little boogers to find it, and they fed on it for several days. Within a week--no more ants. I'm very pleased with the results of GABG, as well as the site and service of DMOPC.
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4 of 4 people found this review helpful:
Great product!
By Donna on March 29, 2010
Verified Purchase
This product really attracts the ants. It was a little scary at first because so many ants were attracted. However, within a few days they were all gone.
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4 of 6 people found this review helpful:
Gourmet ant bait gel
By Jack on April 20, 2010
Verified Purchase
Stuff works!! The ants love it. Will see the ants for 24 hours as they eat the bait and take it back to the colony. Then poof they're gone!!
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2 of 2 people found this review helpful:
Does not attract ants
By Heather on August 2, 2011
Verified Purchase
I wasted my money on this product! I put this down right in the trail of ants and they walked around it. I did get them to eat it by putting it on a chunk of banana but I still have the ants. Next time I will do a little more research. Don't trust everything you read. I think these reviews were written by the company!
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Mixed results
By Bob on November 12, 2012
Verified Purchase
Ants only ate at it for 1 hour or less, then left it alone. However after placing it in 4 spots inside, and 2 outside, the ants have left the area. Not sure if its the poison bait or the weather change here - just changed over to winter here in FL. The grass has stopped growing, maybe the ants go South, not sure why they are gone but they are gone.
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful:
no good
By Bev on October 6, 2012would not purchase it again. ants did not go to it like they did Uncle Alberts, which this was supposed to be the replacement for. the gel is clear so once you apply it to white tiles you cannot see where it is. product is too liquid and not suitable for vertical application.
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Good Stuff!
By \"g\" on September 22, 2012Used this bait and it worked very well. It attracted ants from thier nest and they ate right up. A few days later I barely see any ants.
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful:
Poor attractant
By Ken on September 2, 2012Ants are not attracted to this bait, at least where I live. I'm surrounded by pine woods and Argentine ants, and have been mixing my own baits for 5 years (boric acid with various attractants: honey, peanut butter, sugar water, etc.). I bought this for convenience and placed some near a trail of ants, but they did not feed on it. After 2 days I placed some honey bait at the same spot, which was quickly swarmed. Guess I will keep mixing my own for now.
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Didn't work for my ants :(
By Julita on April 14, 2012Ants likes for first day but next day stop eat this and came more ants for all my home.
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DOES NOTHING!!
By Bill on March 20, 2012Order arrived quick. Used it right away along with the grandulated power they suggest along with this product. COMPLETE WASTE OF MONEY ON BOTH ITEMS!! I have those little "crazy ants" and they have been eating this stuff for over a week now and they just come back for more, they LOVE eating it but it does NOT kill them. My problem is just as bad as it was before I tried this stuff. I'm at my wits end with these ants!! NOT SATISFIED AT ALL, I wasted $37.00!!
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Amazing Results
By DL on March 14, 2012After receiving the Gourmet Ant Bait Gel, it was applied sparingly in the area in which the ants were observed. In ONE DAY----they disappeared! I can certainly recommend this product.
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0 of 1 people found this review helpful:
LOVE THIS PRODUCT! I GIVE IT 5 STARS!
By Shelley on September 2, 2011
Verified Purchase
Seriously, I have been battling these crazy ants for a long time now, and I can't believe they have disappeared! I ran a small bit of the gel in the corners of the windows and bedroom doors....and they are gone! I love this product! It is awesome! I'm not happy with the plunger, it doesn't fit into the syringe real well, but sure love the product! Will recommend this product to everyone that has these crazy ants....THANK YOU!
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The Ant Bait that did not work
By Robert on August 27, 2011i put this stuff out and sure enough the ants started eating it. But after 2 weeks i still have ants all over, seems like the stuff sucks.
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Excellent product
By Rose on July 19, 2011
Verified Purchase
My husband and I think the product is fabulous! We were starting to get a lot of ants in the house and your product immediately stopped the "invasion".
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July 14, 2010Catherine asked:
QWhy are the carpenter ants ignoring Gourmet Ant Bait Gel?
I just ordered two Gourmet Ant Bait Gel tubes from you, and the carpenter ants are completely ignoring it. Just 2-3 weeks ago, they would eat this bait as soon as I put it down. I got rid of them. I found some more carpenter ants in a different area, and now they wont eat this bait. What can I do?
AAnts nutritional needs change frequently. This means that one day they may only forage for proteins, like Advance Carpenter ant bait granules and another day they may forage for carbohydrates like the Gourmet ant bait gel or liquid. We recommend leaving the gel in place and allow the ants to continue their natural foraging. We also recommend using Advance Carpenter ant bait granules in the same area where you placed the gel to allow the ants to select the bait that fits their needs.
July 23, 2011Mike asked:
QWhat type of ants does Gourmet Ant Bait Gel work on?
Have read there are more than 700 different types of ants in America, so don't expect a full listing, but which ants is this most effective on?
AAll ants need protein and sugar in addition to moisture to survive. Gourmet ant bait gel is effective on any ant that is looking for a sugar and/or protein. The ant that most gel baits do not work on is fire ants, because they pretty much are protein feeders only and typically do not trial inside house. For all other ants though that may be getting into your house, gourmet ant bait gel should be attractive to them as long as they are looking for sugar and/or moisture.
August 10, 2009Ants asked:
QHow do I apply Gourmet Ant Bait Gel?
I have the remainder of the Gourmet Ant Bait Gel I used a while back and can't remember how to use it. The ants are on my kitchen counter. Do I apply it in ribbons in the cracks between the counter space and backs plash? Also have 2 small dogs. Just keep it away from them, correct? Your prompt response is most appreciated.
ABasically, you apply Gourmet Ant Bait Gel in small "dabs", pencil eraser sized pieces where you see ant activity. You should keep the product away from pets and children. One note: The gel can become stale after awhile once it has been opened. Usually it will only last about 6 months. If you apply the remainder of this product and the ants do not seem to notice or take the product, then it might be too old and you will have to get a fresh tube.
June 22, 2011Jeff asked:
QWhat is the shelf life of Gourmet Ant Bait Gel?
AGourmet Ant Bait Gel should be used within one year of the date of purchase.
March 15, 2013Kris from Kansas City, Mo asked:
QWhat is a good way to clean the gel up after it has been applied?
How long should you wait before cleaning it up? A few days?
A If the gel is still wet then you can clean it up using a damp paper towel. If the gel has hardened, then a butter knife or something to scrape up most of it and then use a wet paper towel to get up the residual left on the surface.




