Cockroach control for mobile home parks, campgrounds, apartments, condominiums, storage facilities and other types of business is cheaper when Maxforce FG Gel bait for roaches is purchased in case lots with bulk pricing.
This is the breakdown of Maxforce FC roach bait for individual, triple packs and cases:

Single tubes (disposable syringes) are $17.00 each, plus shipping.
Each Triple Pack (containing 3 tubes of bait) costs $49.50, plus shipping. This lowers the individual unit price to $16.50, plus shipping.
Each case of bait contains 8 Triple packs (24 tubes) of bait and costs
$359.00, plus shipping. The bulk pricing lowers your price to $14.96 per tube.

As you can see, the total savings is $49.00 over purchasing individual tubes of cockroach bait when you order in case lots. According to your needs, you can pay $17.00, $16.50 or $14.96 per unit.

Property mangers or others responsible for purchasing pest control supplies for businesses opt for using a Maxforce Bait Gun Kit. The kit is shipped with a bait gun that is designed for applying cartridges of roach bait, carpenter ant bait or regular ant bait gel. The bait gun does allow the operator to make precise placements of insect control baits but does require the initial investment of the bait gun. The baiting gun does allow the operator to switch from roach bait to ant bait by simply changing out one type of bait to another.
While some pest control operators and apartment managers prefer the advantages of the bait gun, others would rather use the larger syringe type of disposable dispenser because they rarely use ant bait in gel formulation but their business targets a great deal of German Cockroach pest control jobs. For this reason, we offer the advantage of bulk pricing or case lots of Maxforce FC Roach Bait Gel syringes.

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Kill Up to Ten Generations of German Cockroaches with One Application of Maxforce FC Roach Bait

Maxforce FC Roach Bait Gel is the most popular and widely used cockroach bait used in the United States. This is a premium bait that gives far better results than other baiting products on the market. The active ingredient (Fipronil) has a unique domino effect on a roach population, a characteristic that makes it desirable when dealing with indoor roach infestations. This is especially true when you are faced with an infestation of German Cockroaches.

German Cockroaches are more likely to breed indoors in homes, restaurants or any other buildings where people live or where human and pet foods are stored, prepared or consumed. These roaches breed quickly and can adapt to almost any indoor environment, more so than Asian, American, Oriental or other cockroaches that can be found in homes.
While other roaches produce just a few offspring per egg capsule, the German Cockroach can produce up to 36 young or nymphs per capsule.
The female German Cockroach will not forage for food or water for several days prior to depositing her egg capsule in a hidden, dark area where conventional pesticide bug sprays cannot reach. This gives her offspring a safer place to be born.
During her time of inactivity (the days leading up to depositing her egg capsule in out of the way areas) the female roach leaves a great deal of droppings in the area where she rests or hides. These droppings are full of the nutrients that roach nymphs (baby roaches) will consume immediately after their birth. Baby roaches do not have teethe and therefore cannot eat the solid foods that adult roaches can eat. They will naturally (by instinct) seek out and feed on liquids or very soft foods.
Not only is Maxforce gel formulated bait a soft food that is easily eaten by all stages of cockroaches but it is passed on from adult roaches by two very important modes of transfer: adult droppings fed on by younger and older roaches alike and by contact.

This is a breakdown of the domino effect of Fipronil (the active ingredient found in Maxforce Gel for roaches and Maxforce FC Roach Bait Stations):

Transfer of Bait via Roach Droppings
Transfer of Bait via Contact
Transfer of Bait Through Body Parts

Bait Transferred by Droppings

As described above roaches prefer softer foods, although the adult roaches are capable of breaking down solid foods. Nymphs or young roaches require softer foods than do their adult counterparts. There are other baits that are transferred from adult droppings to younger roaches but, in most cases we have observed, only one or two generations are effected. The attractants (inert ingredients in an insect bait that makes the pest want to eat the bait) in Maxforce FC are so good that the bait can actually be transferred from roach to roach, stretching the effect of the bait out as far as 10 entire generations of German Cockroaches! Combining the effects attributed to transfer of droppings, body parts and mere body contact means that one roach that consumes or touches the bait can possibly kill more than three dozen other roaches that did not eat or touch your initial bait applications. Older types or conventional roach baits only work when a roach actually feeds on the bait.

Bait Transferred by Body Parts

German Cockroaches have survived over the centuries for many reasons, one of which is their ability to adapt to different food sources. Once established in a home or building you just do not hear of them starving to death! This does not mean that sanitation is not important but it does bring us to the next important point: roaches do feed on the body parts of dead insects and especially roach body parts. Once an insect dies it loses much of its moisture which makes the body dry up and break into many smaller particles. Also, as roaches grow, mature or age they molt in a particular manner. Insects (including roaches) have an exoskeleton, that is they do not have an internal bone structure that is seen in mammals and reptiles. As a roach ages or matures, it requires a newer or larger exoskeleton. As this new "layer" forms, the roach leaves behind its old exoskeleton.
All of the left over body parts mentioned are a source of food for living roaches. Once a cockroach has touched or eaten a professional bait that contains Fipronil, their body parts are now contaminated with a lethal dose that remains in their shed body parts. Other adult roaches are attracted to these materials. Once they feed on this food they now also have consumed a lethal dose of Fipronil, continuing the chain reaction or domino effect of the bait.

Bait Transferred by Contact

As mentioned above, Fipronil is a material that can easily be passed from one roach to another or transferred by contact. If a roach touches Maxforce FC bait (Maxforce FC Roach Gel, Maxforce FC Roach Bait Stations), it receives a lethal dose of bait. When the same roach touches another roach, the same transfer occurs.

Choose the Amount of Bait Needed for Roach Elimination

Maxforce FC Roach Bait is available in single tube, pack of 3 tubes and bulk which is a case of 24 tubes (8 Triple Packs).

The most economical way to purchase Maxforce Gel in syringes is to choose the case lot size which has bulk pricing. Each case of bait contains 24 tubes and costs
$359.00, plus S&H.

Order Case of Maxforce FC Roach Bait Gel

If a single tube is not enough product for your job but you do not need a case of the bait, choose the Triple Pack size.
Each Triple Pack of Maxforce FC is $49.50, plus S&H.

When treating a home for slight to moderate roach infestations, you can purchase individual tubes of bait.
Each individual tube (syringe) of bait is $17.00, plus S&H.

Order Less Than Case of Maxforce FC Roach Bait Gel

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