Hello. Does this kill flea eggs too or juts adults?
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Yes! this product DOES kill flea eggs also! Now, I will say in my experience, you may need to apply this product to the animal as well as floor, furniture, and bedding a second time in order to be sure the eggs are really treated and to catch any "sneaky" ones that may slip by. It is really very effective and economical.
2251506
The Gantrol only kills the larvae, not the adults. So right now, you just have some leftover adults flying around, but the larvae should all be dead already. Give it another week and they should almost all be gone. Try some Safer Brand Sticky Stakes to get rid of those stragglers.
1762005
Bury your food deeper and don't over feed. I had a pest problem with my worm bin, different pest, but decided to use nematodes to destroy larva instead of Gnatrol. Gnatrol does not work on adults, only larva. Your adult gnats likely have or will find other homes in your house plants. Gnatrol will help you there.
2235176
Don't know about the eggs. I assume it kills the larva on contact since it stopped the bugs dead in their tracks but it also doesn't have any residual effect either. A few hours after spraying it on pillows and my couch I found bugs crawling on the areas I had sprayed. I was disappointed. Since my epidemic was pretty much isolated to my couch and somewhat to my bed (soon as I discovered them I quit sleeping in my bed so they didn't multiply there). I eventually ended up hauling all my furniture out to the curb (it was old), put encasement's on my mattress and box spring and then moved 1,200 miles away. I haven't seen a bug since moving thank God. Good luck.
135126
That stuff did not work well for me It only killed the adult flea and did not touch the eggs. Had to spray every day.
891752
Not that I know of. I'm not even sure it kills fleas. I have 22 cats, and I gave them all one of these flea pills, with a high fat content meal. Did it kill the fleas for awhile? I'm not sure, but they have fleas again now. Of course it might work better if you just have one or two cat's in your house. I also gave a pill to one of my outside cat's and it worked on him. But mites? I don't think so.
2235177
I personally wouldn't know, (because I didn't see the eggs/larvae themselves) but if not on contact, it probably kills them within seconds or minutes at the most, probably. Either way, this product works!! I'm not a paid reviewer or someone affiliated with the company that makes this in any way, shape or form, but I stand by my reviews and opinions on this. If you're still wondering whether or not to get this product, I'd say go for it: It gets it done!!
641214
I do not know if it kills lice, but it is amazing with fleas and other types of bugs...This is a really good product and I assume it will take care of lice. Good Luck!
2235178
I am not sure if the product kills the eggs on contact or after time but I do know that it kill it all. I can say it kills the live bed bugs on contact. It got rid of all my bed bugs. Make sure you follow the instruction and remove all cloth. Wash them and spray the whole house.
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FYI - From what I understand, Comfortis and Capstar should NEVER be used at the same time. Capstar only lasts a few hours - and doesn't kill eggs, larvae or the fleas cocoons. It is a very short term adult flea killer. Comfortis is stronger, I think, and used monthly (slow release?). I do not feel good about using any chemical products on my pets and keep it to a minimum if I have to. It would be a really good idea to consult a vet about each pet and what the best treatment would be for each, regardless of whether you use chemical treatments or natural treatments. Even some natural treatments can be dangerous, depending on the treatment and the pet - age, species, health, etc. FYI - From what I understand, Comfortis and Capstar should NEVER be used at the same time. Capstar only lasts a few hours - and doesn't kill eggs, larvae or the fleas cocoons. It is a very short term adult flea killer. Comfortis is stronger, I think, and used monthly (slow release?). I do not feel good about using any chemical products on my pets and keep it to a minimum if I have to. It would be a really good idea to consult a vet about each pet and what the best treatment would be for each, regardless of whether you use chemical treatments or natural treatments. Even some natural... » Read More FYI - From what I understand, Comfortis and Capstar should NEVER be used at the same time. Capstar only lasts a few hours - and doesn't kill eggs, larvae or the fleas cocoons. It is a very short term adult flea killer. Comfortis is stronger, I think, and used monthly (slow release?). I do not feel good about using any chemical products on my pets and keep it to a minimum if I have to. It would be a really good idea to consult a vet about each pet and what the best treatment would be for each, regardless of whether you use chemical treatments or natural treatments. Even some natural treatments can be dangerous, depending on the treatment and the pet - age, species, health, etc. « Show Less
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It makes the fleas sterile so the eggs that are laid have no larva. The fleas don't die right away. My cats have to go through 2 cycles Advantage before they stop scratching. But eventually, they do stop scratching and they appear to be more comfortable.
453429
I really don't know. I treat my yard with Diazanon pellets and I just never have fleas or ticks. I am thinking it should kill them. My reason for this purchase was because there was an old rent house next door full of roaches and we could not get rid of them. It did work. For roaches i had to spray every three months inside and out to get rid of them. My guess is if it says it kills ticks then it probably does.
1659219
I have found it best to spray everything, as I don't want the fleas to come back. I started with the furniture then the floors. One application should work to kill the fleas and eggs. Just remember to vacuum the floor and furniture first.
769785
Yes, but not the eggs. This worked very well for the flea bite itching my dog had
1302662
I personally wouldn't. I'm sure it would kill the fleas, it seems to kill everything... but for it to be effective it would have to be applied all over the place. I have only applied it to the perimeter of my basement and the outside of my home. I wouldn't feel comfortable spraying this all over my house... That's just me though...
1227750
I'd imagine that if you can see the fleas this should kill them on contact. This is the only thing that works. I needed it for carpet. Fleas kept cycling. This the only thing that works.
2058034
I would not know that answer but if it didn't kill fleas then I doubt it would kill bed bugs.