Pest Control
Ant Control
Ant control products are regulated as pesticides by Health Canada, and every format carries its own registration. Pipestone Farm Supply lists the Ortho Ant B Gon Max range in Millet, Alberta: the Ant Eliminator ready-to-use 1 L bottle (PCP 27201) and the 100 mL liquid bait (PCP 9167), the Ant & Roach Killer Gel syringes (PCP 32560) and the 400 g Ant & Roach Killer Spray (PCP 33725), the Ant Killer Foam for cracks and crevices (PCP 33727), the 500 g outdoor Ant Killer Granules (PCP 33511), and Ant B Gon Max ant traps in 3-packs and 10-packs. Doktor Doom Ant Eliminator is listed here as well. Baits and sprays are not interchangeable: a bait is placed and left alone so the ants carry it, while a spray or foam is a crack-and-crevice or spot treatment, and some formats are registered for outdoor use only. Each product page quotes the registered label and links the Health Canada registration, so you can check the directions and precautions before you buy. Read and follow the label before every use. To compare the seven Ant B Gon Max labels side by side, see our guide Which Ortho Ant B Gon Max Do You Need? Seven Canadian Labels Compared.
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- Read the guide: Which Ortho Ant B Gon Max Do You Need? Seven Canadian Labels Compared
Spray, foam, granules, liquid, traps or gel? The seven Ortho Ant B Gon Max labels side by side: where each is allowed, ant hills, carpenter ants and repeat intervals.
- Read the guide: Cockroach & Ant Gel Bait in Canada: How to Use Ortho Ant B Gon Max Gel
What the Health Canada label for Ortho Ant B Gon Max Ant & Roach Killer Gel says about placement, how long to leave bait out, sprays nearby and precautions.
- Read the guide: Fall Mouse Control for Barns, Shops and Outbuildings in Alberta
A label-accurate fall plan for keeping mice out of barns, shops, grain bins and RVs: entry points, traps versus bait stations, and safe clean-up.