Doxem NXT 15oz (82770012)

Very effective for bugs. Love the sprayer to get into the tiny gaps where bugs feel safe and other sprays can't get in to. I had some small beetle type bugs that popped up year after year and now they are gone. I spray the yard and inside regularly and use Doxem for the crevices where the pump sprayer can't get. I don't have bugs and want it to stay that way. Best bug care is to prevent them. I learned my lesson, when I buy items online (collectibles-vintage) unpack them OUTSIDE and toss the packaging and boxes before bringing them inside. That's where the bugs came from. I bought some antique dishes and the bugs were in the packaging. Watch buying used furniture, you've no idea what you're bringing in the house.

This product keeps your baby roaches from growing up and your adult roaches from reproducing. I got rid of all my baby roaches with it in several weeks. It is great for using behind your stove under your burners and behind your refrigerator where the water pan is. Roaches like water so behind your refrigerator is a great place to use it. This product is said to be active for about 180 days. That's what someone said in a YouTube video if that's the case more power to it. Great for using in your wood molding cracks. I bought it twice and if I needed it again I would buy it again a third time. So far I only needed two cans though. Is great for spraying between the wood in the legs of your couch more power to you kill the roaches!

This product is amazing. One of the best products I've found to keep icky pests away and the smell isn't overwhelming like some other products.

This product is amazing! I was beside myself when I started seeing roaches in my kitchen, I assume from neighbors moving in and out of my complex. Anyways I tried all the Walmart roach baits and sprays with no change. So I looked into more professional sprays and found this. After about 5 days from spraying in cracks, crevices, ontop of and behind fridge, inside cabinets, etc I stopped seeing roaches! About 2 weeks later I did see another, sprayed again and haven't seen any since and it's been about a week. I assume the one was a straggler, I am completely confident in this product and will use it again if the issue arises. I did also use with savitri gel roach baits and caulked/duct taped all cracks and crevices as well as put covers on all outlets. I will probably use this in addition to a different bait if the issue arises again to avoid them getting too used to the bait.

Works great

Wasn't that happy with this I was told this was one of the best but I'm really not sure

This works. Thought i was going to have to call an exterminator, but this works great. Takes a couple of days to start but you will start to see dead german roaches every where you've sprayed. Will buy more for monthly upkeep.

I will not buy another product by control solutions inc.! I was a huge fan of tekko trio (they also make the foam, and concentrate). I had two cans of Doxem nxt and both top dispensers fell off. You read that right, just came off after leaking during the first use. So not only did I get it all over myself I’m stuck with two full cans of this and can’t use it. Luckily I had temprid so I didn’t have to mix anything in the middle of the night. Control solutions should stick with concentrate and stay out of the ready to spray market. Also, don’t get their ready to spray tekko trio, that also leaks from the top cap but at least the tops don’t come off. I do highly recommend their tekko trio concentrate though. Although after this I’m not sure I will be buying another product of theirs. Cons of Doxem nxt: the dispensing top leaks. The dispensing tops come off on first use. Is this a bad batch? Possibly. Pros of Doxem nxt: not sure, it def leaves a shine on latex gloves and skin. So I wasn’t able to complete an application around my window seals for ants. Would a seasoned diy pest control enthusiast recommend Doxem nxt or tekko trio foam? No I would not. This is my review for control solutions ready spray- non mix insecticide and igr (insect growth regulator foam).