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product_id: 1849300
title: "Advance 375a Select Granular Ant Bait - 8 oz. ant Killer,ant Poison"
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price: "C$3817"
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# Delayed action for colony-wide elimination Indoor & outdoor flexible use Targets entire ant colonies Advance 375a Select Granular Ant Bait - 8 oz. ant Killer,ant Poison

**Brand:** basf
**Price:** C$3817
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🐜 Outsmart ants before they outsmart you — total colony control in your hands!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Advance 375a Select Granular Ant Bait - 8 oz. ant Killer,ant Poison by basf
- **How much does it cost?** C$3817 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- basf enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted basf brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Colony-Wide Control:** Leverages ants' social food sharing to eradicate entire colonies, not just surface ants.
- • **Proven User Success:** Highly rated with thousands of positive reviews confirming rapid and lasting ant elimination.
- • **Versatile Application:** Effective indoors, outdoors, around homes, lawns, and termite bait stations for comprehensive coverage.
- • **Multi-Species Targeting:** Kills a broad spectrum of common household ants including Carpenter, Fire, Pavement, and Pharaoh ants.
- • **Precision Active Ingredient:** Contains 0.011% Abamectin with delayed effect, ensuring ants carry bait back to the nest.

## Overview

Advance 375a Select Granular Ant Bait is a professional-grade, 8 oz. granular formula featuring 0.011% Abamectin that exploits ants' social feeding behavior to deliver a delayed-action poison. Designed for flexible indoor and outdoor use, it effectively eliminates multiple ant species by ensuring the bait is carried back to the colony, resulting in comprehensive eradication. Trusted by thousands of users, this bait offers a strategic, cost-effective solution for lasting ant control across homes, lawns, and commercial properties.

## Description

Advance 375a Select Granular Ant Bait - 8 oz. ant Killer,ant Poison

Review: It works; don't be discouraged. - After googling "best ant bait" and watching testimonies on YouTube, I now own both the Advance 375A bait for all ants, and the Advance Carpenter Ant Bait. They're both the same product, but the carpenter bait has bigger granules. We moved onto property where the soil is sandy and our yard was infested with all types of ants, including carpenter ants in the trees and around the buildings. (If you have carpenter ants, I recommend an e-book on desertcart that I read concerning carpenter ants. It's only a couple of dollars and can be read within 20 minutes or so. It's titled: "Yikes! I've Got Carpenter Ants! A homeowner's guide to solving carpenter ant infestations." By David Kiley. He shares the effective strategy for ridding your home of carpenter ants, and it's not that hard. He recommends the Advance Carpenter Ant Bait for protein and Maxforce Fleet Ant Bait Gel by Bayer for sweet carbohydrate.) Anyway, back to my review: people have given this Advance 375A negative reviews, but I heard an ant expert say that ants go through stages where they will look for protein when their queen needs protein for her eggs and larvae, which is what this bait is, and when she doesn't need protein, they'll look for carbohydrates such as melon, which is where the sweet ant bait comes into play. (And that sweet bait is Maxforce; believe me.) I've used the Advance Carpenter bait on the carpenters here, the 375A on all the other ants, and they all gobbled up the baits because at the time, they wanted protein. Ants were feverish over this bait, ants of all sizes down to teeny ants. Some ran around in circles, seemingly beside themselves, but actually marking the spot with their scent when they found the bait, then grabbed it and hauled it away. I followed and watched a teeny, tiny ant haul a chunk of bait quite a distance across the yard to its nest. Within a day most nests were dormant; some took several days. The carpenter ants took all of their Advance Carpenter Ant Bait each night, so I'd replenish the next day, and within a week of replenishing, all carpenter activity completely stopped. (I should have given bigger portions; didn't know.) Fortunately, I hit this at a time when they all wanted protein. Surely, it must be a case of timing for the people who didn't have success with the bait. Starting in spring, the tiny brown ants which make little dirt mounds love this 375A, and haul it into their nest, but the medium sized black ants will ignore it one day, and go for it the next. What they do eat at that time is carbs, and you can test that by placing a piece of melon at the opening of their nest to see how they go for it. If they do, you can remove it and squirt a glob of Maxforce Gel (of which you've already ordered and have ready), in its place; they'll go right for it. Glob the gel at all openings where you see them come and go. The next day, there should be zero activity. If they are still active, then it's a huge nest and one more application or two will wipe them out, and it DOES wipe them out, as does the 375A if they want protein. As for carpenters, it's the same hit and miss between carbs and protein. I was diligent to do as the instructions on the container of 375A says and sprinkled it around the yard at 30 day intervals. I sprinkled by hand throughout the summer, for new ants crop up, but eventually, they stopped cropping up, and by the end of last summer, this yard transformed from infested to nearly zero ant activity. I have never used the gel bait on the tiny brown ants of which there were hundreds of little nests all over the place. One couldn't afford to purchase the gel bait for hundreds of nests, plus it wasn't necessary, for the granular 375A did the job; they loved it. I've only used the gel on carpenters if they took it, and the medium sized black or red ants if they took it. I have used these baits in my yard for the past two summers, and now it's May again, it's warm, and I am elated that no carpenters are anywhere around my house, none have appeared in the kitchen which they always did at this time, and as I walk the property, I see just a fraction of ant activity compared to before. I've now walked the property sprinkling 375A, and the ants are hauling it around. I found a few black ant nests and gave them a sampling of 375A and Maxforce gel, and they took some of the grains of 375A but globbed onto the gel. I don't see ants around or on the trees, nor around my house, nor around the shop. Of course, new ants will arrive, but there will never be a problem thanks to the two fantastic products of Advance Ant Bait and Bayer Maxforce gel. Over the last two summers, altogether I used 2 3/4 of the 2 lb. containers of Advance 375A, nearly one 2 lb. container of Advance Carpenter bait, and not quite 2 boxes of Maxforce Gel. This comes to around $258.00 spread over the past two summers. That vs. the cost of hiring a pest control company to deal with carpenter ants, what a savings, plus, they wouldn't have been able to rid the entire property of all the ants as these products have. So, "Thank you! " Advance company, and Bayer Maxforce, from the bottom of my heart, and "Thank you" Mr. Kiley, if you're reading this, for your educational book and information. Posting pictures now of our yard area. Everywhere we stepped there was an ant nest, and every tree you see in the picture was full of carpenters and other ants. Our shop, our house, which you don't see, had carpenter activity all around and inside as well. Now, nothing!!! Hallelujah!!! PS: For anyone like me who wonders just what to do and how to do it, I'm posting a picture of my container of bait and the makeshift flags I placed near the black ant nests so that I could check back. I simply tore off a piece of flagging tape and stabbed through it as I stabbed a skewer into the ground. Quick and easy, and marks the spot! I hauled the Maxforce Gel and the flag making items with me in a bag. The 375A is a bit smelly and the container says not to inhale, so because I didn't want to wear a mask, I held the container behind my back and reached behind with the other gloved hand to grab fingerfuls of bait. Spreading by the finger full is the best way not to waste the bait.
Review: Very good and effective - If the ants are ignoring your sweet bait try this. They quickly eat this up and the colony was gone within 72 hours. I had one very large colony the lasted about 10 days but using this and a sweet bait got rid them. Overall very effective.

## Features

- Excellent Ant Control: As social insects, ants live in colonies; Uses the social behavior of ants, specifically food sharing, to eliminate the entire colony; Multiple application types; Use indoors or outdoors
- Highly Effective: Active ingredient Abamectin 0.011%; Delayed action allows ants to make the trip between the bait and the colony, resulting in desired food sharing; Contains a mix of grit sizes that can be picked up and taken by many species of ants
- Flexible Use: Can be used around termite bait stations, in ant bait stations or as a perimeter, mound or broadcast treatment; Apply around structures, food storage areas, homes, hotels, lawns and more
- Kills Listed Ants: Including many common varieties of household ants such as Acrobat Argentine, Bigheaded, Carpenter, Crazy, Field, Fire, Harvester, Little Black, Odorous house, Pavement, Pharaoh, and Thief Ants
- Read, understand and follow label safety and application instructions; Hazardous to humans and domestic animals; Toxic to fish and wildlife; State restrictions may apply

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003EAP02G |
| Active Ingredients | Abamectin 0.011% |
| Best Sellers Rank | #8,588 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #109 in Pest Control Baits & Lures |
| Brand | BASF |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (3,024) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Form | Granules |
| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| Item model number | TRTD11577 |
| Liquid Volume | 227.3 Milliliters |
| Manufacturer | BASF |
| Product Dimensions | 4 x 3 x 7 inches |
| Target Species | Ants |
| UPC | 804338140588 |

## Product Details

- **Active Ingredients:** Abamectin 0.011%
- **Brand:** BASF
- **Item Form:** Granules
- **Item Weight:** 8 Ounces
- **Liquid Volume:** 227.3 Milliliters

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: for outdoor, do you apply this product on the ground directly (allow exposure to sunlight)? is it easy to clean up the poison afterward?**
A: Yes it can be applied inside and outside, sunlight not an issue,  should get picked up pretty quickly, but yes easy to clean, do not over apply.

**Q: Is this sweet or protein based bait?**
A: It is Protein.   It is highly recommended to also use Maxforce FC Carpenter Bait Gel which is a sugar bait.  You should always give ants a choice as they may be in the mood for either a protein (granule) or a sugar (gel) bait.

**Q: Been putting it out - they are carrying it away from the nest, why?**
A: They wouldn't carry it away from the nest. They would take it to the nest. Otherwise they wouldn't touch it.

**Q: How much surface area will this cover when used to cover the perimeter of a house?**
A: I used it in small amounts all around, not in a perimeter line. I still have some left. I guess you can make 5 inches lines all around or something similar. Good luck.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It works; don't be discouraged.
*by H***W on September 17, 2023*

After googling "best ant bait" and watching testimonies on YouTube, I now own both the Advance 375A bait for all ants, and the Advance Carpenter Ant Bait. They're both the same product, but the carpenter bait has bigger granules. We moved onto property where the soil is sandy and our yard was infested with all types of ants, including carpenter ants in the trees and around the buildings. (If you have carpenter ants, I recommend an e-book on Amazon that I read concerning carpenter ants. It's only a couple of dollars and can be read within 20 minutes or so. It's titled: "Yikes! I've Got Carpenter Ants! A homeowner's guide to solving carpenter ant infestations." By David Kiley. He shares the effective strategy for ridding your home of carpenter ants, and it's not that hard. He recommends the Advance Carpenter Ant Bait for protein and Maxforce Fleet Ant Bait Gel by Bayer for sweet carbohydrate.) Anyway, back to my review: people have given this Advance 375A negative reviews, but I heard an ant expert say that ants go through stages where they will look for protein when their queen needs protein for her eggs and larvae, which is what this bait is, and when she doesn't need protein, they'll look for carbohydrates such as melon, which is where the sweet ant bait comes into play. (And that sweet bait is Maxforce; believe me.) I've used the Advance Carpenter bait on the carpenters here, the 375A on all the other ants, and they all gobbled up the baits because at the time, they wanted protein. Ants were feverish over this bait, ants of all sizes down to teeny ants. Some ran around in circles, seemingly beside themselves, but actually marking the spot with their scent when they found the bait, then grabbed it and hauled it away. I followed and watched a teeny, tiny ant haul a chunk of bait quite a distance across the yard to its nest. Within a day most nests were dormant; some took several days. The carpenter ants took all of their Advance Carpenter Ant Bait each night, so I'd replenish the next day, and within a week of replenishing, all carpenter activity completely stopped. (I should have given bigger portions; didn't know.) Fortunately, I hit this at a time when they all wanted protein. Surely, it must be a case of timing for the people who didn't have success with the bait. Starting in spring, the tiny brown ants which make little dirt mounds love this 375A, and haul it into their nest, but the medium sized black ants will ignore it one day, and go for it the next. What they do eat at that time is carbs, and you can test that by placing a piece of melon at the opening of their nest to see how they go for it. If they do, you can remove it and squirt a glob of Maxforce Gel (of which you've already ordered and have ready), in its place; they'll go right for it. Glob the gel at all openings where you see them come and go. The next day, there should be zero activity. If they are still active, then it's a huge nest and one more application or two will wipe them out, and it DOES wipe them out, as does the 375A if they want protein. As for carpenters, it's the same hit and miss between carbs and protein. I was diligent to do as the instructions on the container of 375A says and sprinkled it around the yard at 30 day intervals. I sprinkled by hand throughout the summer, for new ants crop up, but eventually, they stopped cropping up, and by the end of last summer, this yard transformed from infested to nearly zero ant activity. I have never used the gel bait on the tiny brown ants of which there were hundreds of little nests all over the place. One couldn't afford to purchase the gel bait for hundreds of nests, plus it wasn't necessary, for the granular 375A did the job; they loved it. I've only used the gel on carpenters if they took it, and the medium sized black or red ants if they took it. I have used these baits in my yard for the past two summers, and now it's May again, it's warm, and I am elated that no carpenters are anywhere around my house, none have appeared in the kitchen which they always did at this time, and as I walk the property, I see just a fraction of ant activity compared to before. I've now walked the property sprinkling 375A, and the ants are hauling it around. I found a few black ant nests and gave them a sampling of 375A and Maxforce gel, and they took some of the grains of 375A but globbed onto the gel. I don't see ants around or on the trees, nor around my house, nor around the shop. Of course, new ants will arrive, but there will never be a problem thanks to the two fantastic products of Advance Ant Bait and Bayer Maxforce gel. Over the last two summers, altogether I used 2 3/4 of the 2 lb. containers of Advance 375A, nearly one 2 lb. container of Advance Carpenter bait, and not quite 2 boxes of Maxforce Gel. This comes to around $258.00 spread over the past two summers. That vs. the cost of hiring a pest control company to deal with carpenter ants, what a savings, plus, they wouldn't have been able to rid the entire property of all the ants as these products have. So, "Thank you! " Advance company, and Bayer Maxforce, from the bottom of my heart, and "Thank you" Mr. Kiley, if you're reading this, for your educational book and information. Posting pictures now of our yard area. Everywhere we stepped there was an ant nest, and every tree you see in the picture was full of carpenters and other ants. Our shop, our house, which you don't see, had carpenter activity all around and inside as well. Now, nothing!!! Hallelujah!!! PS: For anyone like me who wonders just what to do and how to do it, I'm posting a picture of my container of bait and the makeshift flags I placed near the black ant nests so that I could check back. I simply tore off a piece of flagging tape and stabbed through it as I stabbed a skewer into the ground. Quick and easy, and marks the spot! I hauled the Maxforce Gel and the flag making items with me in a bag. The 375A is a bit smelly and the container says not to inhale, so because I didn't want to wear a mask, I held the container behind my back and reached behind with the other gloved hand to grab fingerfuls of bait. Spreading by the finger full is the best way not to waste the bait.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very good and effective
*by A***W on January 3, 2026*

If the ants are ignoring your sweet bait try this. They quickly eat this up and the colony was gone within 72 hours. I had one very large colony the lasted about 10 days but using this and a sweet bait got rid them. Overall very effective.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ This bait works
*by C***J on May 12, 2025*

This bait works when others didn't. Only took a few minutes and they was carrying the bait off. Been 3 weeks now and hardly seen the tiny ants, like they was before lots and lots. Maybe seen 10 all week. Definitely worth the price very effective and easy to use. Bottle doesn't leak at least mine didn't leaking doesn't spray it's chunky like coarse pepper.

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