Daisy J&M Zoecon Gentrol Point Source Roach Control Device + Disposable Gloves

Efficient, discreet roach control for kitchens and food spaces

In professional pest management, addressing cockroach activity in kitchens, bakeries, and other food handling settings requires solutions that work where spraying is not ideal. The Daisy J&M Zoecon Gentrol Point Source roach control device embraces a discreet, non-contact approach. Its translocating active ingredient targets hidden roaches and reaches crevices where these pests like to hide, while the included disposable gloves support hygienic handling during installation.

Designed for practical use in busy facilities, this compact device sits quietly along walls or behind equipment, blending with the environment while delivering targeted action. The system relies on an insect growth regulator that affects multiple life stages, potentially reducing roach activity over time without requiring direct contact by the pests with the device. It is approved for use in food-handling and kitchen pest control accounts, making it a fit for a range of professional settings.

Key benefits and real-world use cases

• Discreet option for roach control in food handling establishments and kitchen pest management plans
• Translocating action means cockroaches do not need to touch the device to be affected
• Ideal for spaces where routine spraying is not feasible or desirable
• One device covers up to 75 square feet, making it suitable for targeted zones
• Uses the IGR (S)-hydroprene to provide control for up to 90 days
• Approved for use in food-handling and kitchen pest control accounts
• Disposable gloves included to support safe, clean handling during setup

Imagine a small, neat unit tucked in a corner of a prep area, quietly contributing to pest management without adding visual clutter. The translocating mechanism means activity can extend into crevices behind shelves or around plumbing where roaches often travel, while maintenance routines can remain simple and unobtrusive.

Implementation tips and expectations

• Place the device in discreet spots where roaches are likely to travel, such as behind equipment or near entry points
• Rotate placements as part of a broader IPM plan to monitor activity and adjust as needed
• Maintain standard sanitation practices to support the effectiveness of targeted IGR action
• Keep the disposable gloves within reach to ensure easy and hygienic handling during replacement

While not a standalone guarantee, Gentrol Point Source can complement other pest management tactics by addressing hidden roach activity. Facilities managers and pest professionals may observe reduced activity in treated zones when used as part of a comprehensive plan that includes sanitation and monitoring.