MARTIN'S Insect Growth Regulator - 4oz

We had flea issues for a couple of months and although some products had a short term impact on them nothing was actually getting rid of them!!!!!!!!!!!! Those who say cocrashes are strong, they have never met fleas!!! We even laid a bomb in the house in one of the first weeks - everything died, we found several dead bugs including grasshoppers and cocrashes, but the fleas not only were alive (!) they just got excited and tried to eat us more aggressively!!! 🙀😿At the end, this product saved us. After a lot of struggling for survival we found this product and spread a bit around the house and in the corners inside the house and in the bed. Truly a miracle sent by the gods, they were gone in less than 3 days 🙏 It's also a lot more than it looks, we only needed one Oz (it comes with 4 one-oz mini packages) because it comes to be mixed with water. Essentially 1 Oz was 1 gallon.Also it does smell bad but the smell is not strong and it dries very quickly so you don't have to leave the house or buy a mask or anything.Just keep the pets away for a few hours for it to dry and you're good. (Specailly if your dogs likes randomly biting and licking stuff).In terms of the smell, imagine permetrine diluted with water. It's the same type of smell but a fraction of the stretch. If you were spreading permetrine all over the house (we tried btw, it didn't do anything to them) you would need to air out the house for a day for the stretch to leave. Whereas for this one, you can leave a window or two open for it to dry faster but you don't even have to (we have a room without windows and it took a bit longer for the smell to leave it but even then it wasn't unbearable and it left also in just a few hours).Definitely recommended. If you have little devils, consider this the holy water.

This product is giving me hope. Our apartment was bombarded by hundreds of tiny, black flies or gnats. When they first appeared in June, no problem. We treated them like fruit flies and set out small glasses with apple cider vinegar with a few drops of dish soap like we did last summer... one week and they'd be gone, right? The 2018 summer flies didn't even go near last year's tried and true solution. So we bought the cute little red apples with bait from Raid. This trapped dozens of flies over time, but the flies just kept on coming. We now enlisted the help of apartment management who sent the professional exterminator over... he came out three times over a period of 7 weeks. His treatment of poisonous spray down the kitchen sinks worked for one day each. The gnat troops were relentless. All this time, we're keeping every kind of food that deteriorates in the fridge, even the bread, potatoes, and onions. Dishes are cleaned immediately after use, counters scrubbed and cabinets wiped free of grease and food spills. We researched online everything we could find about these horrid, relentless, tiny flies. This is now war, and I am gnat Rambo, spraying each single gnat with nonchemical cleaning spray. I have pets, after all, and don't want to harm them or my family. (It would be nice to have visitors, but it's too embarrassing to invite friends over right now with these gnats zooming around.) It's nearly November, for crying out loud. My tactic of spraying gnats every time I see them land on my kitchen walls or cupboards helps considerably. I smash and wipe them with a paper towel once they're covered in spray and are disabled. I've been thinking this will be how things are forever. I see black spots before my eyes wherever I go in or away from my home. I dream about tiny black flying things. This is nuts. During my most recent internet search, I discovered this product mentioned in someone's blog about these pests. I'd never heard of it before but ordered it immediately. With my numerous little plastic Raid apples retired as useless in this war and my spray bottles of nonchemical cleaning sprays set to the side, I rolled up my sleeves and added some IG concentrate to a full sink basin of hot water. The IG liquid swirled menacingly in the water, which was actually fascinating. I used long tongs to reach down and pull out the sink stopper, allowing the solution to flush down the drain. That was last night at 8 pm. I've since scrubbed the sink basin itself, but I'm not using any water in that sink until the morning. I've been waking up every few hours through the night (naturally... who needs an alarm when you have gnats in your dreams) to check the kitchen for these filthy critters. I haven't seen a one. No tiny black things fluttering before my eyes, no black spots on my cupboard doors. I'm daring to hope. Even if I have to do this same drain treatment on a regular basis, if this works, this product should receive an award, especially for the simple provision of hope.

The roaches that were affected look more like crickets than cockroaches. I noticed it didn't kill them right away but now they were sterile as advertised!!!