Ant Killer Baits, Child Resistant Bug Killer for Indoor Home Use, 0.24 Oz, 8 Count

Effective

Largely ineffective. I've had all the pods down for 3 days now and the ants ignore them and walk around. Waste of money I'm afraid.

all good

It comes without double sided tape as other brands, as this made to be sticked in place

It doesn’t do anything to the ants. I placed them in different rooms and in several corners, even made sure to put them directly into the little holes where the ants were coming from, but they didn’t even seem to notice it. It’s been over a month now, and the ants are still living with me. Those little white things are still there, probably just feeling useless at this point because not even the ants want them! I'm really disappointed as it was a waste of money.

Unfortunately, as other ppl mentioned this product is useless. I placed (as indicated) in the area that i have seen ants before only to notice that the ants are still coming (maybe even more than before) and just pass around it, ignoring it.

Doesn’t work at all, ants won’t go in it and if they do nothing happens to them or their colony after a month of trying it

Ants will happily walk around the traps and do not care for it at all. Totally useless.

Easy to use and perfect for removing the ant menace. Tried it both indoors and in the garden, and worked at both places perfectly. The garden ant hills after the rain, remains flat, indicating no activity, and indoor the ants had disappeared totally. Used it for the red ants.

This product is full wastage of money. It did not control ants at all, finally bought another ant killer. I bought it because cockroach killer from this brand was good but ant killer completely disappointed.

Outdoor effectiveness doubtful

I've used these Raid ant baits several times. My house is right next to a large game preserve with a mix of forest, fields, and marsh. So we get a lot of ants of all varieties. Tiny little pavement ants, carpenter ants wandering in and looking for new nesting sites, little red (not Fire) ants that love to literally eat through plastic bags and contaminate our food. I've seen at least five varieties that show up in various numbers each year. And the Raid baits seem to help reduce the numbers of all of them. But these baits only seem to kill the adult ants, not the nests. So if you have a major infestation or an ant mound right next to your foundataion, you'll need something else to actually get rid of them altogether. My recommendation would be to buy the Raid baits as a first line, then check for active nests nearby. If you find one spewing large numbers of ants within 50 feet of your home, grab a couple of them and do a species check on an identification website. That'll give you a better idea of which bait, granule, or spray you need to kill off the queen and larvae. This often takes weeks, but once they're gone they'll stay gone at least until the next queen breeding cycle, which is a once a year thing for most ant species.

It would work on ants which prioritizes sugar,not the ones prioritizes protien. Ants didn't even care such thing is there.