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Features
- PATENTED FORMULA: CrossFire bed bug spray kills pyrethroid-resistant bed bug strains at all life stages, including eggs. With its two active ingredients and a synergist, get effective bed bug control.
- QUICK KNOCKDOWN AND KILL: Begins working within minutes of exposure. This professional product is backed by multiple active ingredients.
- NON-STAINING: For indoor use in residential, institutional and commercial facilities, this bed bugs killer treatment is approved for direct application onto mattresses.
- EASY TO MIX AND USE: One 13-ounce bottle of bed bug concentrate makes one gallon of finished product.
- A LEGACY YOU CAN TRUST: Driven by expertise and industry commitment, MGK has been developing pest control products based primarily on botanical and innovative technologies since 1902.
Description
Crossfire is the newest formulation by industry leader MGK developed specifically for bedbugs. It combines 2 active ingredients (cloth I an ID in - 4% & metofluthrin - 0.1%) Plus a synergistic PbO (peperoni Butoxide - 10%). These active ingredients combine to penetrate the bed bug’s exoskeleton & then it attacks their central nervous system. Metofluthrin is a fast acting insecticide that kills bedbugs within Min, & cloth I an ID in leaves a long lasting residual. Crossfire is formulated to kill parathyroid-resistant bed bug strains at all life stages, including eggs. Easy to mix – one 13 oz bottle makes 1 gallon of finished product residual control begins working within Min of exposure approved for direct application onto mattresses quick knockdown & kill non-repellent non-staining kills parathyroid-resistant bed bugs kills all bed bug life stages by contact & prevents bed bug egg hatch for use in residential, institutional & commercial facilities pests controlled: bed bugs at all life stages – eggs, nymphs, & adults always read & follow label Directions when using any product.
Item Form: Oil
Item Weight: 13 ounces
Liquid Volume: 13 fluid ounces
Active Ingredients: Clothianidin,Metofluthrin,Piperonyl Butoxide
Brand: MGK
Brand: MGK
Unit Count: 13 Fluid Ounces
UPC: 025093562419 848920000799
Included Components: 1 bottle
Item Type Name: Insecticide
Manufacturer: MGK
Model Number: 1852
Part Number: 1852
Item Form: Oil
Target Species: Bed Bugs
Item Weight: 13 ounces
Liquid Volume: 13 fluid ounces
Specification Met: EPA
Active Ingredients: Clothianidin,Metofluthrin,Piperonyl Butoxide
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Style: Insecticide
Just like the title says, this is an excellent product and it rid me of my bed bug infestation within two applications. My apartment was invested with bed bugs they were all over my couch and all over my bed. So after I treated my couch and bed and apartment the first time I eliminated all the bedbugs on my couch. Because I keep my bed in the front part of my apartment and not in my bedroom, then I moved my couch into my bedroom and stop sleeping on my bed while the poison continued to work. After applying the first spray, a month later I reapplied the chemical to my walls, any cracks in the floor, on my baseboards, and most importantly my bed. After spraying it the second time, I continued living in my bedroom sleeping on my couch and after about a month I went and did a test run on my bed by laying down on it without any sheets or blankets and nothing but my boxer briefs to see if any bed bugs crawled on me, and after 3 hours I didn't detect a single bed bug. I got out of the bed I turned all my lights and I looked all over the bottom of the bed and all over the sides I didn't see a single bed bug. The next day I moved my couch back into my living room, put the bedding back on my bed and went back to living in my living room while I use my bedroom as my closet. This is a fantastic product that worked just as described and I wouldn't buy anything else if I ever get another bed bug infestation. I absolutely love this product and I'm so glad I was able to buy it from Amazon for a reasonable price. Much cheaper than calling in an exterminator who may or may not use this product and want to charge you for returning if his initial chemical application doesn't work. By applying it yourself, if it doesn't work the first time, you can always buy more chemical and apply it again and it'll still be cheaper than calling an exterminator. And if you do have to apply it twice, I guarantee you after the second application your bed bug problem will be totally gone. No matter how severe and infestation you have is. My infestation was pretty severe, and this chemical totally eliminated the problem out of my life. After using this product I could go back to living in my apartment, and being comfortable and not being afraid of having bed bugs all over me from sitting on my couch or laying in my bed. So excellent product, definitely buy it and apply it if you have bed bugs. And like I said if it doesn't work the first time apply it again and I guarantee you after that second application your problem will be totally eliminated. Buy this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2026 by Christopher Pfoh
Style: Insecticide
With all the things you can DIY, this is the most effective. Since it lasts for weeks when sprayed and kills them on contact and is not toxic to pets and humans when dried for a few hours, you can create safe ares for humans and fence them out. You do have to do it for a very long time because they can draw enough moisture to live on out of the air. This could be as long as 400 days. So, it is a big continual job, but the alternatives are expensive and toxic. You can use interceptors on your bed legs, but you can also just spray the legs.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2026 by jahjah
Style: Insecticide
The gold standard for bedbugs. I battled a horrible infestation in my home after my neighbor moved. I used it every week for 5 weeks then, when I saw the activity slowing I switched to every two weeks now I am on a preventative of once a month. Only thing I would recommend is, after you have treated maybe 5 times m, wash the residue form the wall and floor. The buildup is insane. This stuff not only killed the bedbugs, it killed spiders, ants, one roach, some kind of big beetle, flies, and mosquitos! It eradicated anything that crawls lol! Great product ! There is really no scent. You have to mix this product exactly as it says. And what I did was fill the tank up half way and put the crossfire in. Then rinse the crossfire bottle 3 times emptying into the tank every time then fill only to the 1 gallon mark on the tank that is the correct way to mix !
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2026 by Kindle Customer
Style: Insecticide
WARNING: THIS IS A LONG RANT. I moved out about a year ago and made the mistake of buying a nice used couch from the Facebook market— in which I am truly scarred. WORSE. MISTAKE. EVER! After a few months of being there, it seems that bites started to occur here and there, and then often. I work at a healthcare hospice facility, so I buzzed the door open for visitors and screen people in. The door at my workplace stayed opened for so long that mosquitoes make there way in. I was getting eaten alive at work. So at first, I was convinced it was just mosquitoes. Then bites which looked like clusters and more clusters by my ankle looked like literally a block of cheese. It was the first time my ankles looked like CANKLES. I was indeed in denial. I would take pictures and show my sister, who showed my cousin (who had bed bugs before) and was able to identify the bites right away. My whole heart and world shattered. I could not believe this was happening to me. By the time I knew it, I’ve already had plenty of guests over within the short few months of living there. Seems like I was their favorite meal, as they only bit ME— For which I am grateful. But I have had several of visitors that slept over/hang out. They were all safe for some reason but I was the main target, the blood meal. The exterminator who I hired said it was fleas.. and said my apartment did not look infested and had no signs of bed bugs or bugs period. He came and sprayed one time to give me a peace of mind and was not thorough with inspection whatsoever. I felt like I was not a top priority, because they CAME! BACK! This was back in OCT 2021 when I hired the exterminator. It is now JULY 2022. Bed bugs have been living rent free in my apartment without feeding. They CAN INDEED RESURFACE. So when in doubt, do another treatment to make sure they don’t reproduce and stay dead. Currently: I am on WEEK 1. I will say, I have felt/feel super discouraged, stressed out more than usual, when I come home literally I want to ball up and cry. That’s how stressful it is. This CONCENTRATE, really DOES WORK. I will say, it is very mentally exhausting because I live by myself. Doing alone is not easy. It's a very tedious process but I am now finally starting to see a light at the end of the tunnel. I vacuum and I find dead bed bugs DAILY. Do not waste your money on drug store or commercial store items. (bed bug bombs, aerosol sprays, etc.) It DOES NOT work. On a side note, I haven’t been getting bit at my apartment anymore! I happen to own an air bed. (They can't crawl on airbeds. The roundness of the bed makes it hard for them to grip on it, I guess.) I just purchased another bottle of this stuff and plan to do about 2 other treatments. It’s super depressing to know that it will be gone in a months time, but all I can say is, it's WORKING! I’ll come back and update again in a month or two! *** UPDATE REVIEW *** If you landed on this comment again, Welcome back. I want to state that I had a super mild case. So Here is an update from start to finish. Treatment #1 - WEEK 1: I've watched a few Tik Tok videos to navigate through this stage. It was a video of a Tik Toker who used to be an exterminator. Instructions after treating your house/apartment do not vacuum. Allow concentrate to fully dry and work its magic the day after treating. (I had no choice but to sleep in my apartment.) Left the house for work, came back on Day 2 and immediately grabbed my flashlight. I did a thorough perimeter check, found dead bed buggies! In total, I found 6 vacummed my whole apartment. Day 3, I didn't find any bed bugs around the carpet this time, but on the (7 bed bugs) kitchen floor. Did another vacuuming. On Day 4, I vacuumed every day since for about a week on (Day 7.) I waited up to 3 weeks to treat again. Treatment #2 - WEEK 3: I realized I missed some areas in my apartment and this time I did the whole entire perimeter of my apartment from kitchen, to closet, to second closet, and the two bedrooms. I also treated the windows as well as vents outlets and the outline of doors that had wood. I saw a total of 3 bugs in the kitchen and in the closet in the kitchen. After vacuuming every day for a week, I found 1-2 dead bug bugs. Each time when vacuuming, I made sure to empty the vacuum and discard it into a bag before dumping. I wanted to prevent bed bugs from spreading and not having to find a new home to it's new host. I waited 2 weeks before treatment this time. Last time I got lazy. :P Treatment #3 - WEEK 5: The week before Week 5, I found 1 straggler. I treated my apartment once again for precaution. I'm 100% sure it's cleared. I haven't seen any since. And today, it is Week 6. At this point in time, I started to move my furniture back and get my apartment in order. I still currently have items in bins and clothes in bags. But just for good measure, I will probably treat my apartment, 1 or 2 more times again. I wanted to state that since I've slept on my air bed, I have not been bit at all for 2 months! GET AN AIR BED! Make sure your blankets don't touch the floor, they will use that to climb up, it's happened to me one night. You will thank me later. Sleeping on an airbed helped IMMENSELY! BED BUGS SUCK!! But with patience, over time this concentrate 100% will help you effectively eliminate them. Shout out to JASON AKERS! He is the reason I landed on this page to buy this product! GOOD LUCK ALL - Thanks for reading my experience! To anyone battling and struggling bed bugs, STAY STRONG. You’re not the only one! 🤝
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Style: Insecticide
If you or anyone you know is dealing with bed bugs buy THIS! I learned about this product and how to use it by watching Akers Pest Control on YouTube and Tiktok! Read the INSTRUCTIONS and follow the directions. My brother had a bad bed bug long standing issue. I bought a 1 Gallon spraying dispenser added 1/2 gallon water and the full bottle of Crossfire. Filled the rest of the sprayer container with water to equal 1 gallon of Liquids total. Sprayed as directed including furniture. This does not stain or leave a residue! Bed Bugs are gone!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2026 by @iamsonyatrotter
Style: Insecticide
My wife and I live in a small apartment in NYC and since the end of July 2024, she was getting bitten on and off while in bed, but I was seemingly not getting bitten or reacting to bites. We thought mosquitos had gotten into our apartment as we frequently open our windows and have makeshift screens. We also triple checked our mattress and bed frame and found no signs of bed bugs. Fast forward to mid September 2024 and one evening while we were getting to sleep, I spot a live bug on her pillow and we immediately snatch it up with a tissue and drop it in the toilet. Much to our dismay, it was a bed bug. We did a lot of research and came across many recommendations for Crossfire. What you must note and also appealing to us is that the concentrate comes in a 13oz container. From videos and other reviews online, once it is mixed and diluted with luke warm water, the mixture needs to be used with 24 hours. Since our bedroom is rather small, we didn't need to mix up gallon. Many online recommendations were to purchase a small spray bottle, 32oz in size and mix in 3oz of the Crossfire concentrate which was much easier to use and we would have leftover concentrate for follow-up treatments. Which leads me to the title of my review. Every recommendation and video we watched on Crossfire explicitly states that multiple treatments are necessary and to be expected at minimum over the course of several weeks or even months. Do not be surprised if we see a surge in bed bug activity after treatment or if there is no activity say for few days or a week and then bites might start showing up again. The treatment process is trying to address the life cycle of bed bugs and the eggs that they lay or have laid. After our second treatment, we found a dead adult under our bed frame but my wife is occasionally getting bitten still. We've added CimeXa to our treatment plan and will use after our third spray treatment. There's still enough concentrate left for a final fourth treatment if necessary. We also purchased the compressed aerosol version of Crossfire. This comes with a thin straw pipe to reach very difficult area in furniture that we can't move or disassemble. The key is patience and not to panic. Follow other instructions and recommendations including washing all linens and clothing and drying it hot. If you have a high temp steamer available, use it to treat items like your mattress and couches. We have a plan that if the continued treatments don't work, we will contact our landlord to address as under NYC regulations, landlords are responsible for treating bed bug situations in residential buildings. But so far Crossfire has managed to keep our situation from exploding into a full blown infestation. UPDATE: January 2025 - So as mentioned above, we managed to squeeze out 4 treatments from one 13oz bottle of Crossfire with our final treatment at the end of October 2024. We did also get the compressed spray foam version of Crossfire and again it comes with a thin straw to get into tiny cracks and crevices and the foam sticks and expands too! Since then, we went away on a trip for several weeks and came back the week of Thanksgiving to no bug activity and no bites! We continue to monitor and its gotten really cold here in NYC which I've read tends to inhibit bedbug activity. I picked up a spray concentrate bottle to keep around and a spray foam canister as well for just in case. Here's to hoping I won't need it!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2024 by fairgreen
Style: Insecticide
This appears to have solved our bedbug problem. Other products helped to keep them at bay, but they didn't eliminate the problem. (I picked them up while renting an apartment after my ex and I separated 😲) I'm still spraying every other week, but so far so good and well worth the price. A little goes a long way.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2026 by gweshead
Style: Insecticide
This has been very effective but we have also been very diligent about clearing the rooms, putting clothes in plastic bags and then emptying the contents into the dyer to kill the bed bugs. We are now slowly moving things back into the affected rooms. We continue to check for more bed bugs every 2-3 weeks. In addition we continue to spray affected areas as well as the permiter of the rooms to make sure they have been completely irradiated and reduce then likely hood of them spreading to other rooms in the house. We love the fact that MGK Crossfire kills the bugs and the eggs. I also did some checking and discovers that the professionals use this as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2026 by Peter