Ortho Ant B Gon Max Ant Killer Foam Aerosol 400 g
Ortho Ant B Gon Max Ant Killer Foam, 400 g aerosol. Permethrin 0.25%. Crack and crevice use, indoors and out. PCP Reg. No. 33727. Read the label.
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Ortho Ant B Gon Max Ant Killer Foam is registered in Canada by Scotts Canada Ltd. under the Pest Control Products Act as PCP Registration No. 33727, under the full label name "ORTHO ANT B GON MAX ANT KILLER FOAM I PRESSURIZED CONTACT & RESIDUAL CRACK & CREVICE INSECTICIDE SPRAY". The registered label gives the guarantee as permethrin 0.25% and covers container sizes from 75 g to 775 g; this listing is the 400 g can. What the label registers it for: "For use indoors and outdoors on the exterior surfaces of buildings and porches, patios and decks and listed general outdoor uses around the home to kill Ants." The label also covers outdoor ant hills: "For use outdoors to control ants in ant hills." Directions on the label begin "SHAKE CONTAINER WELL." and say "This product is designed for applying into cracks, crevices or voids that are difficult to reach". The label sets separate re-treatment intervals - "Treatment must only be repeated after 7 days if pest problem persists" indoors, and "Treatment must only be repeated after 14 days if pest problem persists or reoccurs" outdoors. Read the label in full for the sites and rates it permits. Precautions from the label: "KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN" and "DO NOT allow people, pets or livestock to enter treated areas until sprays have dried." The label carries environmental warnings - "Toxic to aquatic organisms. Toxic to birds. Toxic to bees." - and directs "Cover fish bowls when spraying rooms." Around food it states: "Remove or cover all exposed foods and cooking utensils before spraying. After use, wash all surfaces that may contact food." Indoors, "When applied indoors, ventilate treated areas after application by opening windows and doors, or using fans". Storage and disposal: "Do not place in hot water or near radiators, stoves or other sources of heat, or store at temperatures over 50 C." and "When container is empty, press button to release all pressure then dispose in household garbage. Do not puncture or incinerate." Where to buy Ortho Ant B Gon Max in Alberta: Pipestone Farm Supply lists the 400 g ant killer foam at our store in Millet, Alberta - between Leduc and Wetaskiwin, south of Edmonton - with free in-store pickup and Canada-wide shipping. The rest of the Ant B Gon Max range is listed here too, including the 500 g outdoor granules, the ant and roach killer gel and spray, the ant eliminator liquid and ready-to-use bottle, and the ant traps in 3-packs and 10-packs. Pesticides are regulated by Health Canada; read and follow the label before every use. For how the seven Ant B Gon Max labels we list compare, see our guide Which Ortho Ant B Gon Max Do You Need? Seven Canadian Labels Compared. - Source: Health Canada PMRA registered-product label for ORTHO ANT B GON MAX ANT KILLER FOAM, PCP Registration No. 33727 (Scotts Canada Ltd.), viewed September 2026.
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- Brand
- Ortho
- Product name
- Ortho Ant B Gon Max Ant Killer Foam Aerosol 400 g
- SKU
- 0213510
- MPN
- 0213510
- UPC / GTIN
- 626761021353
- Category
- Pest Control › Ant Control
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
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