Excellent product! I love that it doesn't smell and can be used inside and outside. Kills everything crawling.

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This stuff is very effective against the roaches that don't have a resistance to it, couple their growth regulatory along with the adulticide and I've noticed a massive drop in their numbers. This stuff is easy to mix, my package was also 4 1oz packets and I didn't use the entirety of the packet, but if you have a Mason jar that sells well you can store it in the jar, you'd better label said jar as well. As for the smell I mean cone on you're using insecticide not air freshener, it's not the worst smelling insecticide that I've used. I'd say it's worth the money, of course some roaches can have a resistance to any insecticide you might select so it's kind of a gamble but for the price I'd definitely try this.Now for the one drawback that I've noticed...it's not a barrier type of spray from what I have noticed...if I find a nesting ares I cover it well, and every bug that touches the spray while it's liquid definitely dies, once it's dry I have noticed some bugs trying to begin nesting I the same areas later...which I am going to pick up some boric acid powder to dust those areas and some gel bait too.Roaches are a PITA to get rid of and it takes a combination on sprays and other measures to effectively rid yourself of them once they have a chance to get established even I you catch the infestation quickly their reproduction rate is ridiculous fast, boric acid is a huge help under fridges and in any electronics that they get into except DVD players or anything that has to read a disk to operate...but they walk across the powder they clean themselves and the acid kills them.Anyway this stuff is worth a shot IMHO. It's not the most expensive, but I'd you do buy the insecticide, get the growth regulator at the same time and mix them in the same spray the team of those two worked extremely well for me at least.

Before the product used to come in a 4oz container with a measuring function.Now it comes in 4 separate 1oz ampules.I like the ampules because the old 4oz container leaked on me. But the picture could use an update.Otherwise cypermethrin is a beast of a pesticide. I thin this out about 12:1 with 70% iso. and put it in a small spray device.I give my place one spray with this whenever I see the occasional trespassing insect tenant. No need to go on a hunt, I don't worry they survived, I go about my day and sleep well knowing my vaccum cleaner sucks their dead body up in a day or two.This stuff is amazing. As a gas it permeates into every secret hideout and provides a heavy dose of cypermethrin (neurotoxin to the insect) you don't want in the house.The effects are immediately noticed by insects, and after an exposure it only takes a few minutes to put them out of business. Eternally.A heavy hit of this won't leave them to run around like the store bought bug sprays.Viper hits them hard... they have no clue which way is up or down after a dose of the stuff. I've tagged a spider with this, it tried to climb upside down getting tangled in another's web trying to get it's bearings (subsequently upsetting the owner of that web and got smacked a bunch of times) and died within 2 minutes.If you have pets, DO NOT USE.