Timol 5g for bees
Varotom (varroa mite treatment strips) for bees
Varostop (best varroa mite treatment strips) for bees
Gel Apichels for BEE – 1000g 2.2 lb
Gel Apichels for BEE for use in hives
The drug contains active substances of plant origin, so it is safe for bee colonies and does not impair the quality of honey. The complex of three active substances provides a broad therapeutic effect of the drug against wax moth larvae, pathogens of varroasis, acarapidosis, mycosis (aspergillosis and ascopherosis), infectious diseases of bees (American and European rot).
FLUMETRIY treatment of varroatosis bees Varroa Imker. Beekeeper (20 Strips)
Flumetriy Strips (flumetrin - 3.85 mg / pl, thymol - 80 mg / pl, juniper essential oil - 30 mg / pl, rosemary essential oil - 25 mg / pl, lavender essential oil - 25 mg / pl.)
Varroatosis treatment: Treatment of bee colonies affected by Varroa destructor mite or tracheal Acarapis woodi mite, Flumet-Roy preparation is carried out in spring, summer, and autumn. Treatment of bee families with the drug "Flumet-Roy" is carried out at the rate of 2 plates per 1 beekeeping force of 10 nest frames, with placement between 3-4 and 7-8 sotoramok, and 1 plate per beekeeping force of 5 nesting frames, with placement in the center of the socket. In case of severe tick damage, 1-2 strips of Flumet-Riy preparation for 10 weeks should be added.
Antivaro Varroa Mite Treatment honey bee mite treatment (20 strips)
Antivaro Strips (Flumethrinum, flumethrin)
The dose depends on the strength of the bee family. For layering and weak bee colonies - 1-2 strips. For normally developed and strong bee families - 2-4 strips. Keep tapes in the hive for 35 days, but not more than 6 weeks. For the diagnosis of varroatosis, it is necessary to put a white, greased sheet of paper at the bottom of the hive, hold the strips for 24 hours and thus reveal the diagnostic result.
Вeekeeping Amipol T Prevention of Varroatosis Varroa Mite Treatment (50 strips 5 packs)
AMIPOL T Strip (amitraz and thymol)
Bee colonies are treated in spring (after the first inspection of bee colonies) and in the summer-autumn period (after the honey is pumped out) by placing strips of the drug in hives at the rate of 2 strips per 10 - 12 nesting frames ... For small families (up to 6 frames), layouts and cores, 1 strip is enough, which is placed in the center of the nest. Before use, it is necessary to make a hole on one of the ends of the strip, thread a pin through it and fix the strip vertically exactly in the center of the street (in the middle part) between the two frames of the bee's nest ... In a weak family, 1 strip between 3 and 4 sotorams is suspended, in a strong family - one strip between 3 and 4, the second strip between 7 and 8 frames. The strip is left in families for a period of 3 to 30 days, depending on the size of the printed brood.Вeekeeping Amipol T Prevention of Varroatosis bee hive (20 strips 2 packs)
AMIPOL T Strip (amitraz and thymol)
Bee colonies are treated in spring (after the first inspection of bee colonies) and in the summer-autumn period (after the honey is pumped out) by placing strips of the drug in hives at the rate of 2 strips per 10 - 12 nesting frames ... For small families (up to 6 frames), layouts and cores, 1 strip is enough, which is placed in the center of the nest. Before use, it is necessary to make a hole on one of the ends of the strip, thread a pin through it and fix the strip vertically exactly in the center of the street (in the middle part) between the two frames of the bee's nest ... In a weak family, 1 strip between 3 and 4 sotorams is suspended, in a strong family - one strip between 3 and 4, the second strip between 7 and 8 frames. The strip is left in families for a period of 3 to 30 days, depending on the size of the printed brood.
Bipinamite combat varroatosis (varoosis) of bees (10 amp)
Amitraz - Bipinamite
The drug contains amitraz as an active ingredient (12.5%).
Pharmacological properties
Bipinamite has a systemic and contact acaricidal effect against ticks of the genus Varroa.
Bipinamite refers to compounds with moderate toxicity to warm-blooded animals (hazard class III).
The drug does not adversely affect the vital activity of bee colonies and in the recommended concentrations does not affect their general condition, development, and productivity.