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The trap is placed inside the Beehive, resting high among the combs near the brood. The small beetle is attracted to the liquid in the trap from which it will not be able to leave (add about 25-30 ml of white mineral oil or vegetable oil with apple cider vinegar to the middle of the trap). The trap is infinitely reusable because the lid can be opened to empty it of dead beetles and wash it for reuse

The trap is placed inside the Beehive, resting high among the combs near the brood. The small beetle is attracted to the liquid in the trap from which it will not be able to leave (add about 25-30 ml of white mineral oil or vegetable oil with apple cider vinegar to the middle of the trap). The trap is infinitely reusable because the lid can be opened to empty it of dead beetles and wash it for reuse

METHOD OF USE: put the bag over the frames, pierce at the top. It is recommended to put 2 bags at the same time to keep the cold out of the hives. COMPOSITION: sucrose, water and herbal products. ANALYTICAL COMPONENTS (may vary according to their content in the medicinal herbs used for each batch): oils and fats 0.6 %, fiber 0.2 %, ash 0.05%, sodium 0.016% Vitamins per 100 g : Vit B1 2.2 mg; Vit B2 0.02 ml; Vit B3 0.01 mg; Vit B5 5.6 ug; Vit B6 35 ug; Carotene 0.012 mg; Vit D 1.3 ug; Vit A 5 ug; Vit K 32.8 ug.

METHOD OF USE: put the bag over the frames, pierce at the top. It is recommended to put 2 bags at the same time to keep the cold out of the hives. COMPOSITION: sucrose, water and herbal products. ANALYTICAL COMPONENTS (may vary according to their content in the medicinal herbs used for each batch): oils and fats 0.6 %, fiber 0.2 %, ash 0.05%, sodium 0.016% Vitamins per 100 g : Vit B1 2.2 mg; Vit B2 0.02 ml; Vit B3 0.01 mg; Vit B5 5.6 ug; Vit B6 35 ug; Carotene 0.012 mg; Vit D 1.3 ug; Vit A 5 ug; Vit K 32.8 ug.

Protective goggles for processing formic acid and other acids

Protective goggles for processing formic acid and other acids

METHOD OF USE: put the bag over the frames, pierce at the top. It is recommended to put 2 bags at the same time to keep the cold out of the hives. COMPOSITION: sucrose, acqwua and herbal products. ANALYTICAL COMPONENTS (may vary according to their content in the medicinal herbs used for each batch): oils and fats 0.6 %, fiber 0.2 %, ash 0.05%, sodium 0.016% Vitamins per 100 g : Vit B1 2.2 mg; Vit B2 0.02 ml; Vit B3 0.01 mg; Vit B5 5.6 ug; Vit B6 35 ug; Carotene 0.012 mg; Vit D 1.3 ug; Vit A 5 ug; Vit K 32.8 ug.

METHOD OF USE: put the bag over the frames, pierce at the top. It is recommended to put 2 bags at the same time to keep the cold out of the hives. COMPOSITION: sucrose, acqwua and herbal products. ANALYTICAL COMPONENTS (may vary according to their content in the medicinal herbs used for each batch): oils and fats 0.6 %, fiber 0.2 %, ash 0.05%, sodium 0.016% Vitamins per 100 g : Vit B1 2.2 mg; Vit B2 0.02 ml; Vit B3 0.01 mg; Vit B5 5.6 ug; Vit B6 35 ug; Carotene 0.012 mg; Vit D 1.3 ug; Vit A 5 ug; Vit K 32.8 ug.

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The trap is placed inside the Beehive, resting high among the combs near the brood. The small beetle is attracted to the liquid in the trap from which it will not be able to leave (add about 25-30 ml of white mineral oil or vegetable oil with apple cider vinegar to the middle of the trap). The trap is infinitely reusable because the lid can be opened to empty it of dead beetles and wash it for reuse.

The trap is placed inside the Beehive, resting high among the combs near the brood. The small beetle is attracted to the liquid in the trap from which it will not be able to leave (add about 25-30 ml of white mineral oil or vegetable oil with apple cider vinegar to the middle of the trap). The trap is infinitely reusable because the lid can be opened to empty it of dead beetles and wash it for reuse.

METHOD OF USE: put the bag over the frames, pierce nthe top. It is recommended to put 2 bags at the same time to keep the cold out of the hives. COMPOSITION: sucrose, acqwua and herbal products. ANALYTICAL COMPONENTS (may vary according to their content in the medicinal herbs used for each batch): oils and fats 0.6 %, fiber 0.2 %, ash 0.05%, sodium 0.016% Vitamins per 100 g : Vit B1 2.2 mg; Vit B2 0.02 ml; Vit B3 0.01 mg; Vit B5 5.6 ug; Vit B6 35 ug; Carotene 0.012 mg; Vit D 1.3 ug; Vit A 5 ug; Vit K 32.8 ug.

METHOD OF USE: put the bag over the frames, pierce nthe top. It is recommended to put 2 bags at the same time to keep the cold out of the hives. COMPOSITION: sucrose, acqwua and herbal products. ANALYTICAL COMPONENTS (may vary according to their content in the medicinal herbs used for each batch): oils and fats 0.6 %, fiber 0.2 %, ash 0.05%, sodium 0.016% Vitamins per 100 g : Vit B1 2.2 mg; Vit B2 0.02 ml; Vit B3 0.01 mg; Vit B5 5.6 ug; Vit B6 35 ug; Carotene 0.012 mg; Vit D 1.3 ug; Vit A 5 ug; Vit K 32.8 ug.

Protective goggles for processing formic acid and other acids

Protective goggles for processing formic acid and other acids

Dosa-Laif is the dispenser created to quickly and easily measure and administer solutions such as Api-Bioxal, ApiHerb, SuperBee, ApiGo and Micostop and will make you forget the classic syringe. - 100% MADE IN ITALY; - softer, wider bottle to ensure greater stability and easier pressure; - wider exit holes that allow dosing of even denser solutions such as ApiHerb and Superbee; - one-piece cap with spout.

Dosa-Laif is the dispenser created to quickly and easily measure and administer solutions such as Api-Bioxal, ApiHerb, SuperBee, ApiGo and Micostop and will make you forget the classic syringe. - 100% MADE IN ITALY; - softer, wider bottle to ensure greater stability and easier pressure; - wider exit holes that allow dosing of even denser solutions such as ApiHerb and Superbee; - one-piece cap with spout.

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METHOD OF USE: put the bag over the frames, pierce nthe top. It is recommended to put 2 bags at the same time to keep the cold out of the hives. COMPOSITION: sucrose, acqwua and herbal products. ANALYTICAL COMPONENTS (may vary according to their content in the medicinal herbs used for each batch): oils and fats 0.6 %, fiber 0.2 %, ash 0.05%, sodium 0.016% Vitamins per 100 g : Vit B1 2.2 mg; Vit B2 0.02 ml; Vit B3 0.01 mg; Vit B5 5.6 ug; Vit B6 35 ug; Carotene 0.012 mg; Vit D 1.3 ug; Vit A 5 ug; Vit K 32.8 ug.

METHOD OF USE: put the bag over the frames, pierce nthe top. It is recommended to put 2 bags at the same time to keep the cold out of the hives. COMPOSITION: sucrose, acqwua and herbal products. ANALYTICAL COMPONENTS (may vary according to their content in the medicinal herbs used for each batch): oils and fats 0.6 %, fiber 0.2 %, ash 0.05%, sodium 0.016% Vitamins per 100 g : Vit B1 2.2 mg; Vit B2 0.02 ml; Vit B3 0.01 mg; Vit B5 5.6 ug; Vit B6 35 ug; Carotene 0.012 mg; Vit D 1.3 ug; Vit A 5 ug; Vit K 32.8 ug.

Prescription eyeglasses designed to fit most users prescription glasses with minimal interference Compliance standards (miscellaneous and possible) : Product complies with the basic safety requirements of Article 10 of Directive 89/686/EEC Color : Transparent Lens color : Transparent

Prescription eyeglasses designed to fit most users prescription glasses with minimal interference Compliance standards (miscellaneous and possible) : Product complies with the basic safety requirements of Article 10 of Directive 89/686/EEC Color : Transparent Lens color : Transparent

Beetle Blaster is a NON-chemical trap for trapping and monitoring Aethina Tumida The trap should be placed between the frames as shown in the photo; multiple traps can be inserted depending on the infestation or the size of the Beehive.The bees try to drive away the beetle that tries to hide in the traps attracted by the dark entrance holes; it is thus trapped in the liquid inside (about 25-30 ml of mineral oil, apple cider vinegar or vegetable oil).It is recommended to keep the trap for no more than 2 weeks and monitor.Once the trap is full remove it by lifting it with a lever on all sides and slightly widening the frames to facilitate the operation.

Beetle Blaster is a NON-chemical trap for trapping and monitoring Aethina Tumida The trap should be placed between the frames as shown in the photo; multiple traps can be inserted depending on the infestation or the size of the Beehive.The bees try to drive away the beetle that tries to hide in the traps attracted by the dark entrance holes; it is thus trapped in the liquid inside (about 25-30 ml of mineral oil, apple cider vinegar or vegetable oil).It is recommended to keep the trap for no more than 2 weeks and monitor.Once the trap is full remove it by lifting it with a lever on all sides and slightly widening the frames to facilitate the operation.

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WINTER DRIPED: Dosage: drip with syringe 8-10 ml of warm solution per frame. Use 50-80 ml per colony Preparation: for a 275 g bottle add 275 g sugar and mix (1:1 solution) DRILLED OR SPRAYED SUMMER: Dosage: for swarms use 20-25 ml per kg of bee mass, for nuclei and colonies without brood spray 2-4 ml per side of frame. Preparation: for 275 g bottle add 250 ml of drinking water.Posology and route of administration The product should be used as follows : A) Application by drip: Preparation of ready-to-use 3.5% (m/V) oxalic acid dihydrate solution for drip: Pre-heat the container of oxalic acid dihydrate solution in a water bath (30-35 °C). Remove from the water bath and open the sealed container. Add the required amount of sugar (sucrose) of the type used for bee feeding: - 275 g sugar when using the 275 g bottle - 1 kg sugar when using the 1000 g bottle Close the container and shake vigorously until the sugar has completely dissolved. The solution is ready for use and should be applied lukewarm. Administration Fill a syringe (60 ml) or similar device through the wide opening of the container with the required amount of ready-to-use solution to treat one colony. The dose per frame is : 0.25 ml/dm2 for Western/Central Europe and 0.4 ml/dm2 for Southern Europe. For two-chamber Beehives, drip the lower nest first and then the upper nest. Mite drop will continue for 3 weeks The ready-to-use drip solution is sufficient to treat 6 to 15 colonies when using the 275 g bottle or 20 to 50 colonies when using the 1000 g bottle. The ready-to-use drip solution should be used immediately and cannot be stored after preparation. B) Application by spraying: Preparation of ready-to-use 3% (m/V) solution of oxalic acid dihydrate for spraying: Add drinking water to the solution: - 250 g (250 ml) of drinking water when using the 275 g bottle; - 900 g (900 ml) of drinking water when using the 1,000 g bottle, Close the container and shake. The solution is now ready for use. Administration Fill a hand sprayer or similar device with the required amount of ready-to-use solution to treat one colony. Spray 2-4 ml of solution on each side of the frame covered by the bees. If only half of the frame is covered with bees, the dosage should be reduced by 50%. The maximum dose is 80 ml. The total volume required varies according to the type of Beehive: - Colonies without brood, artificial colonies without brood or swarms newly placed in the Beehive should be treated with a dose of 0.3 ml/dm2 of frame completely covered with bees and for most hives. - Swarms, artificial swarms in glomeres should be sprayed with 20-25 ml of ready-to-use spray solution per kg of bees. For accurate spray dosing with your hand sprayer, spray 10 times into a measuring cup and calculate the volume for each pumping action. Calculate how many pumping actions are needed to treat one side of the frame. The frames should be sprayed at a 45° angle so as to minimize direct spraying into the cells. Mite fall will continue for 3 weeks. Treat swarm, artificial swarm or artificial broodless colony in spring/summer as a single treatment when most bees are inside the Beehive (in the evening). The ready-to-use spraying solution is sufficient to treat 5 to 10 colonies using the 275g bottle or 25 to 40 colonies using the large 1,000g bottle.

WINTER DRIPED: Dosage: drip with syringe 8-10 ml of warm solution per frame. Use 50-80 ml per colony Preparation: for a 275 g bottle add 275 g sugar and mix (1:1 solution) DRILLED OR SPRAYED SUMMER: Dosage: for swarms use 20-25 ml per kg of bee mass, for nuclei and colonies without brood spray 2-4 ml per side of frame. Preparation: for 275 g bottle add 250 ml of drinking water.Posology and route of administration The product should be used as follows : A) Application by drip: Preparation of ready-to-use 3.5% (m/V) oxalic acid dihydrate solution for drip: Pre-heat the container of oxalic acid dihydrate solution in a water bath (30-35 °C). Remove from the water bath and open the sealed container. Add the required amount of sugar (sucrose) of the type used for bee feeding: - 275 g sugar when using the 275 g bottle - 1 kg sugar when using the 1000 g bottle Close the container and shake vigorously until the sugar has completely dissolved. The solution is ready for use and should be applied lukewarm. Administration Fill a syringe (60 ml) or similar device through the wide opening of the container with the required amount of ready-to-use solution to treat one colony. The dose per frame is : 0.25 ml/dm2 for Western/Central Europe and 0.4 ml/dm2 for Southern Europe. For two-chamber Beehives, drip the lower nest first and then the upper nest. Mite drop will continue for 3 weeks The ready-to-use drip solution is sufficient to treat 6 to 15 colonies when using the 275 g bottle or 20 to 50 colonies when using the 1000 g bottle. The ready-to-use drip solution should be used immediately and cannot be stored after preparation. B) Application by spraying: Preparation of ready-to-use 3% (m/V) solution of oxalic acid dihydrate for spraying: Add drinking water to the solution: - 250 g (250 ml) of drinking water when using the 275 g bottle; - 900 g (900 ml) of drinking water when using the 1,000 g bottle, Close the container and shake. The solution is now ready for use. Administration Fill a hand sprayer or similar device with the required amount of ready-to-use solution to treat one colony. Spray 2-4 ml of solution on each side of the frame covered by the bees. If only half of the frame is covered with bees, the dosage should be reduced by 50%. The maximum dose is 80 ml. The total volume required varies according to the type of Beehive: - Colonies without brood, artificial colonies without brood or swarms newly placed in the Beehive should be treated with a dose of 0.3 ml/dm2 of frame completely covered with bees and for most hives. - Swarms, artificial swarms in glomeres should be sprayed with 20-25 ml of ready-to-use spray solution per kg of bees. For accurate spray dosing with your hand sprayer, spray 10 times into a measuring cup and calculate the volume for each pumping action. Calculate how many pumping actions are needed to treat one side of the frame. The frames should be sprayed at a 45° angle so as to minimize direct spraying into the cells. Mite fall will continue for 3 weeks. Treat swarm, artificial swarm or artificial broodless colony in spring/summer as a single treatment when most bees are inside the Beehive (in the evening). The ready-to-use spraying solution is sufficient to treat 5 to 10 colonies using the 275g bottle or 25 to 40 colonies using the large 1,000g bottle.

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What is needed to perform the test? You need a rhomboid shape (template) like those depicted below that can be made of plastic or metal or other materials (see figure opposite). Its size should be such that it covers 10×10= 100 cells. Considering that there are commercially available wax sheets with different cell sizes and especially that these may vary with the various brood cycles, it can be said that approximately the rhombus should have each of the sides of 5.4-5.5 cm; the oblique side should have an inclination of 60°. It should be pointed out that, for business uses, even if the rhombus were a few mm smaller or larger it would not be a big problem as long as the same template is always used for measurements between the different families.As an alternative to the template, one can proceed to mark with a marker the first cell on the upper left and from there count 10 cells on the right; then count 10 cells diagonally and then proceed to mark the cell on the lower right (see figure opposite). In this way the perimeter of the 10 x 10 rhombus can be circumscribed and then to be punched. A pin preferably with a rather large diameter (1-1.5 mm). Steps in the procedure Select and mark a honeycomb of brood operculated as compactly as possible. Prefer central combs of the nest so as to reduce any effects related to different brood temperatures. On the selected honeycomb, find a tendentially central area in which there are not many empty cells (the latter should not exceed 10 percent) and place the rhomboid outline on that area. Mark with a marker (e.g., white UniPosca) the corners of the template so that on subsequent days the area to be checked can be identified. Alternatively, if the template has a curved edge that rests directly on the brood, light pressure can be applied so that the entire perimeter of the template is imprinted on the brood. Take note of the number of already empty cells that are inside the template. Proceed to punch all operculated cells found within the template. Reposition the honeycomb inside the nest (preferably in the same starting position). Return after 24 h and count the cleaned (empty) cells in the previously marked area. Make calculations using the following formula Values above 90 % are considered good. Values below 70 % may be indicative for considering queen replacement. For greater reliability it is advisable to repeat the test 2 times throughout the season avoiding periods of heavy importation ( the best periods may be at the beginning and end of the season). Our PIN TEST has 50 perfectly aligned needles for exact drilling of 50 broods simultaneously. It is designed for standard 5.4 mm cells. It kills larvae within the brood, and allows you to check the cleaning behavior of the bee colony. Watch the video for proper use HOW TO USE In the operculated brood go and locate that portion where the pupae still have pink eyes, perform the test then mark the entire outline with a non-toxic marker to highlight and outline the piece that has been punctured and be able to easily locate it in the review. Then the first review should be done at 6 hours, checking the percentage of cells that have been cleaned. Ideally, they should have removed more than 80 percent of the brood.

What is needed to perform the test? You need a rhomboid shape (template) like those depicted below that can be made of plastic or metal or other materials (see figure opposite). Its size should be such that it covers 10×10= 100 cells. Considering that there are commercially available wax sheets with different cell sizes and especially that these may vary with the various brood cycles, it can be said that approximately the rhombus should have each of the sides of 5.4-5.5 cm; the oblique side should have an inclination of 60°. It should be pointed out that, for business uses, even if the rhombus were a few mm smaller or larger it would not be a big problem as long as the same template is always used for measurements between the different families.As an alternative to the template, one can proceed to mark with a marker the first cell on the upper left and from there count 10 cells on the right; then count 10 cells diagonally and then proceed to mark the cell on the lower right (see figure opposite). In this way the perimeter of the 10 x 10 rhombus can be circumscribed and then to be punched. A pin preferably with a rather large diameter (1-1.5 mm). Steps in the procedure Select and mark a honeycomb of brood operculated as compactly as possible. Prefer central combs of the nest so as to reduce any effects related to different brood temperatures. On the selected honeycomb, find a tendentially central area in which there are not many empty cells (the latter should not exceed 10 percent) and place the rhomboid outline on that area. Mark with a marker (e.g., white UniPosca) the corners of the template so that on subsequent days the area to be checked can be identified. Alternatively, if the template has a curved edge that rests directly on the brood, light pressure can be applied so that the entire perimeter of the template is imprinted on the brood. Take note of the number of already empty cells that are inside the template. Proceed to punch all operculated cells found within the template. Reposition the honeycomb inside the nest (preferably in the same starting position). Return after 24 h and count the cleaned (empty) cells in the previously marked area. Make calculations using the following formula Values above 90 % are considered good. Values below 70 % may be indicative for considering queen replacement. For greater reliability it is advisable to repeat the test 2 times throughout the season avoiding periods of heavy importation ( the best periods may be at the beginning and end of the season). Our PIN TEST has 50 perfectly aligned needles for exact drilling of 50 broods simultaneously. It is designed for standard 5.4 mm cells. It kills larvae within the brood, and allows you to check the cleaning behavior of the bee colony. Watch the video for proper use HOW TO USE In the operculated brood go and locate that portion where the pupae still have pink eyes, perform the test then mark the entire outline with a non-toxic marker to highlight and outline the piece that has been punctured and be able to easily locate it in the review. Then the first review should be done at 6 hours, checking the percentage of cells that have been cleaned. Ideally, they should have removed more than 80 percent of the brood.

WINTER DRIP: Dosage: drip with syringe 8-10 ml of warm solution per frame. Use 50-80 ml per colony Preparation: per 1000 g bottle add 1 kg sugar and mix (1:1 solution) DRILLED OR SPRUZZLED SUMMER: Dosage: for swarms use 20-25 ml per kg mass of bees, for nuclei and colonies without brood spray 2-4 ml per side of frame. Preparation: for 1000 g bottle add 900 ml of drinking water. Posology and route of administration The product should be used as follows : A) Application by drip: Preparation of ready-to-use 3.5% (m/V) oxalic acid dihydrate solution for drip: Preheat the container of oxalic acid dihydrate solution in a water bath (30-35 °C). Remove from the water bath and open the sealed container. Add the required amount of sugar (sucrose) of the type used for bee feeding: - 275 g sugar when using the 275 g bottle - 1 kg sugar when using the 1000 g bottle Close the container and shake vigorously until the sugar has completely dissolved. The solution is ready for use and should be applied lukewarm. Administration Fill a syringe (60 ml) or similar device through the wide opening of the container with the required amount of ready-to-use solution to treat one colony. The dose per frame is : 0.25 ml/dm2 for Western/Central Europe and 0.4 ml/dm2 for Southern Europe. For two-chamber Beehives, drip the lower nest first and then the upper nest. Mite drop will continue for 3 weeks The ready-to-use drip solution is sufficient to treat 6 to 15 colonies when using the 275 g bottle or 20 to 50 colonies when using the 1000 g bottle. The ready-to-use drip solution should be used immediately and cannot be stored after preparation. B) Application by spraying: Preparation of ready-to-use 3% (m/V) solution of oxalic acid dihydrate for spraying: Add drinking water to the solution: - 250 g (250 ml) of drinking water when using the 275 g bottle; - 900 g (900 ml) of drinking water when using the 1,000 g bottle, Close the container and shake. The solution is now ready for use. Administration Fill a hand sprayer or similar device with the required amount of ready-to-use solution to treat one colony. Spray 2-4 ml of solution on each side of the frame covered by the bees. If only half of the frame is covered with bees, the dosage should be reduced by 50%. The maximum dose is 80 ml. The total volume required varies according to the type of Beehive: - Colonies without brood, artificial colonies without brood or swarms newly placed in the Beehive should be treated with a dose of 0.3 ml/dm2 of frame completely covered with bees and for most hives. - Swarms, artificial swarms in glomeres should be sprayed with 20-25 ml of ready-to-use spray solution per kg of bees. For accurate spray dosing with your hand sprayer, spray 10 times into a measuring cup and calculate the volume for each pumping action. Calculate how many pumping actions are needed to treat one side of the frame. The frames should be sprayed at a 45° angle so as to minimize direct spraying into the cells. Mite fall will continue for 3 weeks. Treat swarm, artificial swarm or artificial broodless colony in spring/summer as a single treatment when most bees are inside the Beehive (in the evening). The ready-to-use spraying solution is sufficient to treat 5 to 10 colonies using the 275g bottle or 25 to 40 colonies using the large 1,000g bottle.

WINTER DRIP: Dosage: drip with syringe 8-10 ml of warm solution per frame. Use 50-80 ml per colony Preparation: per 1000 g bottle add 1 kg sugar and mix (1:1 solution) DRILLED OR SPRUZZLED SUMMER: Dosage: for swarms use 20-25 ml per kg mass of bees, for nuclei and colonies without brood spray 2-4 ml per side of frame. Preparation: for 1000 g bottle add 900 ml of drinking water. Posology and route of administration The product should be used as follows : A) Application by drip: Preparation of ready-to-use 3.5% (m/V) oxalic acid dihydrate solution for drip: Preheat the container of oxalic acid dihydrate solution in a water bath (30-35 °C). Remove from the water bath and open the sealed container. Add the required amount of sugar (sucrose) of the type used for bee feeding: - 275 g sugar when using the 275 g bottle - 1 kg sugar when using the 1000 g bottle Close the container and shake vigorously until the sugar has completely dissolved. The solution is ready for use and should be applied lukewarm. Administration Fill a syringe (60 ml) or similar device through the wide opening of the container with the required amount of ready-to-use solution to treat one colony. The dose per frame is : 0.25 ml/dm2 for Western/Central Europe and 0.4 ml/dm2 for Southern Europe. For two-chamber Beehives, drip the lower nest first and then the upper nest. Mite drop will continue for 3 weeks The ready-to-use drip solution is sufficient to treat 6 to 15 colonies when using the 275 g bottle or 20 to 50 colonies when using the 1000 g bottle. The ready-to-use drip solution should be used immediately and cannot be stored after preparation. B) Application by spraying: Preparation of ready-to-use 3% (m/V) solution of oxalic acid dihydrate for spraying: Add drinking water to the solution: - 250 g (250 ml) of drinking water when using the 275 g bottle; - 900 g (900 ml) of drinking water when using the 1,000 g bottle, Close the container and shake. The solution is now ready for use. Administration Fill a hand sprayer or similar device with the required amount of ready-to-use solution to treat one colony. Spray 2-4 ml of solution on each side of the frame covered by the bees. If only half of the frame is covered with bees, the dosage should be reduced by 50%. The maximum dose is 80 ml. The total volume required varies according to the type of Beehive: - Colonies without brood, artificial colonies without brood or swarms newly placed in the Beehive should be treated with a dose of 0.3 ml/dm2 of frame completely covered with bees and for most hives. - Swarms, artificial swarms in glomeres should be sprayed with 20-25 ml of ready-to-use spray solution per kg of bees. For accurate spray dosing with your hand sprayer, spray 10 times into a measuring cup and calculate the volume for each pumping action. Calculate how many pumping actions are needed to treat one side of the frame. The frames should be sprayed at a 45° angle so as to minimize direct spraying into the cells. Mite fall will continue for 3 weeks. Treat swarm, artificial swarm or artificial broodless colony in spring/summer as a single treatment when most bees are inside the Beehive (in the evening). The ready-to-use spraying solution is sufficient to treat 5 to 10 colonies using the 275g bottle or 25 to 40 colonies using the large 1,000g bottle.

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Packages : - Box 10 pouches (20 strips for 10 bee families) - Box 30 pouches (60 strips for 30 bee families) Dosage : No. 1 pouch per bee family (i.e., 2 strips per Beehive) Easy to apply, no evaporator required - 2-year shelf life when unopened - 7-day flash treatment repeatable if necessary after 30 days - Easy to store at room temperature

Packages : - Box 10 pouches (20 strips for 10 bee families) - Box 30 pouches (60 strips for 30 bee families) Dosage : No. 1 pouch per bee family (i.e., 2 strips per Beehive) Easy to apply, no evaporator required - 2-year shelf life when unopened - 7-day flash treatment repeatable if necessary after 30 days - Easy to store at room temperature

The unique feature of Apifor60 is the constant and continuous release of reduced doses of formic acid over an extended period of time through the use of suitable evaporators

The unique feature of Apifor60 is the constant and continuous release of reduced doses of formic acid over an extended period of time through the use of suitable evaporators

Information and useAvailable in 120 ml. packages. Dilution: B403 is used at 10 percent Dose for 1 Honey super frames: 20 ml. of the already diluted solution.Dose for 1 nest frames: 40 ml.120ml package treats 60 Honey super frames or 60 nest frames.B403, also known as Certan, is a biological product for the prevention of wax moths on stored frames.B403 uses Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), a naturally occurring bacterium that kills wax moths at the larval stage.This bacterium produces protein crystals that, when ingested by the moths, break down their intestinal walls, causing their death within 24 hours of application.When to use B 403 ?At the end of the harvest, after the bees have cleaned the Honey super and before storing them.The protection will last until the Honey super is laid the following year.For storing nest combs in all possible situations. How to prepare B 403 ?B 403 CERTAN consists of Bacillus thuringiensis spores and should be diluted 10% in water. Shake the bottle of B 403 vigorously before mixing.Once diluted, B 403 should be used within 24 hours. It is therefore advisable to prepare only the necessary amount according to the number of frames to be treated.

Information and useAvailable in 120 ml. packages. Dilution: B403 is used at 10 percent Dose for 1 Honey super frames: 20 ml. of the already diluted solution.Dose for 1 nest frames: 40 ml.120ml package treats 60 Honey super frames or 60 nest frames.B403, also known as Certan, is a biological product for the prevention of wax moths on stored frames.B403 uses Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), a naturally occurring bacterium that kills wax moths at the larval stage.This bacterium produces protein crystals that, when ingested by the moths, break down their intestinal walls, causing their death within 24 hours of application.When to use B 403 ?At the end of the harvest, after the bees have cleaned the Honey super and before storing them.The protection will last until the Honey super is laid the following year.For storing nest combs in all possible situations. How to prepare B 403 ?B 403 CERTAN consists of Bacillus thuringiensis spores and should be diluted 10% in water. Shake the bottle of B 403 vigorously before mixing.Once diluted, B 403 should be used within 24 hours. It is therefore advisable to prepare only the necessary amount according to the number of frames to be treated.

The cap is totally resistant to the action of formic acid and features an anti-drip system with patented technology that ensures controlled liquid flow.

The cap is totally resistant to the action of formic acid and features an anti-drip system with patented technology that ensures controlled liquid flow.

APIVAR- Beehive strips for bees , 10-pack. product features in section (DOWNLOAD) How Apivar worksThe active ingredient amitraz has insecticidal and acaricidal activity by contact.It inhibits neuronal transmission causing neurotoxicity. The parasite becomes paralyzed and is eliminated naturally by gravity in the environment.Apivar is therefore indicated for the prevention and treatment of external parasite disorders due to Varroa jacobsoni or Varroa destructor.How to use ApivarUse 2 strips of Apivar per Beehive (10 frames). Separate the double stripand arrange each strip between two movable frames in the rearing chamberor between groups of bees, keeping a distance of two frames between one strip and the other. Suspend product treatment in the rearing chamber so that bees can move to both sides of the strip.

APIVAR- Beehive strips for bees , 10-pack. product features in section (DOWNLOAD) How Apivar worksThe active ingredient amitraz has insecticidal and acaricidal activity by contact.It inhibits neuronal transmission causing neurotoxicity. The parasite becomes paralyzed and is eliminated naturally by gravity in the environment.Apivar is therefore indicated for the prevention and treatment of external parasite disorders due to Varroa jacobsoni or Varroa destructor.How to use ApivarUse 2 strips of Apivar per Beehive (10 frames). Separate the double stripand arrange each strip between two movable frames in the rearing chamberor between groups of bees, keeping a distance of two frames between one strip and the other. Suspend product treatment in the rearing chamber so that bees can move to both sides of the strip.

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