Nectar Fortress™ Natural Ant Repellent

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Nectar Fortress™ is an ant-repelling clear gel. Simply draw a line of Nectar Fortress gel across any paths ants might use to get to your feeder. Made from food-based ingredients, it repels ants, but is safe for use around children, birds, and pets. It takes less than 1/8 of a teaspoon per feeder to control ants! It is also weatherproof so one application lasts the whole season. It can be used for protecting any outdoor area from ants, such as patio tables, bluebird houses, beehives, and hanging plants. It's one line ants refuse to cross!

Nectar Fortress is safe for these reasons:

It is not sticky, tacky, or adhesive in any way.
It does not contain petroleum products, including oil, waxes, or grease
It is made entirely from food-based materials.

Nectar Fortress is made almost entirely of a fatty acid, which birds naturally secrete to preen and condition their feathers. Oleic acid, also called omega-9, is one of the major fatty acids secreted from a bird's preeening gland (uropygial gland). In the unlikely event a bird were to come in contact with the product, it is part of what birds already use to condition their feathers.

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	Hummers	9/10/2018
I bought these 3 products for my husband as a birthday gift. We have had a problem with ants marching up the pole to our hummingbird feeder. No longer. I like the numerous perchs on the feeder - can accommodate more of those darling birds
- Nancy Cooper, NJ

	helps, not perfect.	7/3/2018
I have a bad ant issue with my feeders. This has cut down the number I find floating in the food, but does not eliminate them. Maybe they're like squirrels & can't be truly controlled. Need to reapply every day or 2; gel dries out in the sun & seems to stop working all together.
- Ann McNees, TX

	Wait until next year!	9/6/2017
This arrived, somewhat belatedly, just in time for the outward migration of the hummingbirds. Will give it a go next year, so stay tuned! Meantime, I will give it 3 stars.
- ELOISE KILLEFFER, CT