Invite Multi Insect Lure - 18cc Syringe

This product works great!! You have to ensure you follow the instructions and change the sticky glue at least once a month. I am relieved to say that after 2months I have not seen any of these Drug Beetles insects! Phew 😮‍💨

Had a small infestation of drugstore beetles crop up; still not sure how I got them other than taking home something where they were hiding out in. It was about fall when they started showing up but then seemed to have disappeared in the winter. I thought they were gone but when spring arrived, I found out I was wrong.I tried a lot of things such as diatomaceous earth on places where I have seen them often, pantry pest sprays, fly strips and sucking them up in a vacuum cleaner whenever I saw them. It didn't seem to put too much of a dent in their numbers. So when I saw this, I figured it couldn't hurt to try. I first tried it the way it read on the instructions to put the stuff on a cotton ball and place it on a glue board. It worked pretty nicely and got a decent amount of the beetles. The second one I didn't secure the cotton ball well enough and it fell off but most of the bait stayed in the trap. It did pretty well too. Putting the boards near places that get a lot of light like near the windows and in the pantry where they seem to gather gets the best results.

This is the only product that works and I’ve tried them all. This is just never in stock. Couldn’t get more and by the time I did they multipliedNote: you need to keep using this until you can go a month with absolutely no bugs left. This is changing the cotton ball out at least weekly if not daily

First day - the bait only attracted a few pantry beetles. One beetle got stuck in the glue trap. The rest we had to kill ourselves because they refused to go in.Second day - the beetles are walking around various areas, completely ignoring the traps now...?Days three and four - I guess it takes some time to start being effective. The traps have now successfully killed a dozen or so beetles plus some larvae (no idea why they're laying larvae on the glue traps). Based on the placement of the traps, this also gave us some indication of where the original beetles were coming from. We'll continue to place traps over the next several months, but we're hopeful that we are finally close to ending this nightmare.Will update again if there's any further developments, but at this time we're satisfied.

I got this for a pantry beetle problem as an augmentation for some moth traps. It is a bit awkward to use as the goo doesn't really stick to the cotton balls and mostly rolls off. This would be OK it if attracted beetles but it didn't seem to perform much better than the moth traps, which for beetles would just be the sticky part. My situation may not have provided a good test because I found the source of the beetles and removed it before putting out the traps, but expected a little more action than I got. Maybe in the right situation it works great but I didn't see a lot of benefit.

Best product I’ve used. I’ve struggled with cigarette beetles because I have a parrot and they’re in the food a lot of the time. But this product not only attracted and trapped the beetles, it also attracted the Indian moths we have, once again because we have a parrot. It clears them out but some how they find a way back. But this bait keeps them away for a while till they show back up in the food or from boarding our parrot. I’ve bought this gel 3x and it always does an amazing job. I’m waiting on more to come in right now.

Did not work for drugstore beetles at all.Had fraud on the card I used to order these shortly after ordering.

We purchased the product to get rid of a pharmacy bug infestation. the package said it may attract moths.... It does attract moths and then some. we now have a moth problem....