Combat Source Kill Max R2 Large Roach Bait, 8 Count

Very Nice

Works very effectively right from day 1 and stays effective for more than 3 months i noticed. No smell issues and easy is to use.

Placed kitchen and bathroom cabinets. It has worked quickly. No bad smell, easy to put out.

It really works, there were so many baby roaches, that pest control, also didn't help. After reading the reviews, I gave it a try. to vanish the roaches, though can see 10% less roaches,it will take sometime to vanish . Buying 2nd batch again

I ordered it before and again this is the product that kills the most cockroaches and is so convinient especially as I have 2. Cats so it's great and safe

Doesn’t work at all. Don’t purchase it

Doesn't work as the imported ones! Not effective

Excellent

Trust me, these WORK. We live in an older ground floor unit in Florida. When we first moved in, we were seeing 1-2 GIANT palmetto bugs/cockroaches a day. Sometimes dead but mostly alive. And they fly 😭 We put all 8 baits under the oven, dishwasher, behind shelves, etc and within a week, we hadn’t had a single sighting! They’re cheap and effective. Whenever we start seeing the bugs again (usually 2-3 months), I reorder and re-place. If you’re in a battle with roaches, this is your first stop! Reminder that seems obvious but isn’t: do not place them alongside glue traps OR right after pest control treatment. The goal is to lure the bugs in so they can take the poison back to their nests. If they die before they take the bait back, the product will not work.

These little bait stations are like mousers for roaches: discreet, deadly, and shockingly efficient. I set out a couple in the usual hotspots and stopped hearing the little scuttle concerts within a day. Not glamorous, but it gets the job done — quietly and without a spray cloud of doom. Pros: Works quickly — noticeable drop in activity within 24–48 hours. Easy to place and kid/pet-safe when used as directed. Long-lasting — no constant reapplication needed. Cons: Not Instant Karma — takes a day or two to see full results. Needs placement in the right spots; won’t work if roaches avoid the station entirely. Bottom line: Practical, low-fuss roach control that actually reduces sightings fast. Five stars.

Now I have to get a few more...these do about 2/3 of our home.

I've recently moved, and I'd been in my new apartment for about three weeks without sign of anything with an exoskeleton except the occasional spider that got in when I opened the windows, as the screens are a little loose. But a couple of days ago, I suddenly got hit by a swarm of roaches. I don't know where they came from; I keep a clean apartment, no food left out, trash taken out regularly, even the dry cat food in a sealed, airtight container specifically chosen not to attract roaches. I don't know if one of the neighbors had a roach problem and they fumigated--and I got their problem in the mass exodus from their apartment. Either way, the abruptness of it was rather disturbing. I wasn't having it, so I ordered these things for same day delivery. The second I took the first two (they're packaged in twos, linked together, and have to be snapped apart) out of the plastic, the smell hit me in the face like a load of bricks, bad enough to give me an instant headache and make me dizzy. I nearly threw up. It's a cloying, fleshy, sweet-rotting smell, like a corpse flower. I thought it wouldn't be so bad once I put them in place and was no longer holding them. It's a fairly decently-sized apartment, and no way the smell could be that powerful. Turned out I was wrong. I put the baits down in the recommended corners, etc. in every room, in places that were likely to attract roaches but away from the spots I generally frequent in each room. Every time I walked into any room, I'd get hit with a nauseating whiff of the smell. The only place free of it was the hall, but that just made it hit me even more powerfully when I'd pass through the hall from one room to the next. I had to move the one in the living room because I couldn't even sit and watch TV without wanting to gag, so I put it as far away from the couch as possible, even if that left it in a more open, visible area. But honestly? The discomfort and nausea were worth it. By the following morning I was already seeing dead roaches near the baits--and no longer seeing them scurrying frantically across my walls. (By the way, I tried to down one before with some Terro spider killer, also bought on Amazon, and the little a-hole just flipped his butt at me and flew off.) So these things definitely work, but the smell is taking a long time to fade. A couple of days later and it's gone down a bit, but I still kind of hold my breath. I'm sure the smell is all part of what attracts the roaches, and it may not bother others as much as it bothers me; I'm a bit sensitive to odors.

I put these in the corners in my kitchen. Heard some noise and my dog stole one and was trying to eat it so just a heads up. Otherwise they work great!