Maxforce FC Roach Bait Stations 72 Count | USA Supply Pest Control Kit

Overview

Discover a comprehensive roach control kit from USA Supply that bundles durable bait stations with protective gloves and a handy pest identification card. The 72-count pack is designed for steady, long-term use in busy spaces like kitchens, bathrooms, and utility areas, helping you manage pest activity with a practical, user-friendly setup.

Key Benefits

• Accelerated knockdown and potential population decline: bait stations attract roaches and deliver fast results through ingestion or contact, supporting a rapid reduction of activity over a couple of days.
• Easy-to-use design: each station includes a peel-and-stick adhesive for fast, flexible placement in any orientation, with a child-resistant, low-mess profile suitable for sensitive areas.
• Visible monitoring: the transparent red top lets you check bait consumption and station activity without disturbing the setup or compromising the bait’s effectiveness.
• Durable in tough environments: built to withstand humidity, dust, and temperature fluctuations, making them suitable for dishwashing areas and spaces around appliances.

What You Get

• 72 Maxforce FC Roach Bait Stations for broad coverage and ongoing control.
• USA Supply chemical resistant gloves with ReSist Technology for safe handling.
• USA Supply Pest Identification Card to help organize inspections and documentation.

In real-world use, the kit’s combination of durable stations, convenient placement, and monitoring-friendly design supports a practical approach to pest management in household and light-commercial environments. While results can vary, many users find the setup helpful for maintaining cleaner, safer spaces when used as part of a broader sanitation routine. The included gloves and ID card add a layer of organization and safety to routine pest control tasks.

Usage Suggestions

Place stations in quiet, high-traffic corners and near potential entry points. Use the peel-and-stick backing to position stations behind appliances, under sinks, or along baseboards where roaches commonly travel. Regularly inspect the red tops to gauge activity and adjust placement as needed.