Veterinary medicine based on oxalic acid and glycerol against Varroa – READY TO USE.
WHEN TO USE
Spring, summer, and winter in the absence of brood (induced or natural)
HOW TO USE
Administration by dripping.
ADVANTAGES
Glycerol enhances the performance of oxalic acid
Permitted in organic beekeeping
After the first opening, it can be stored for up to 12 months at room temperature and away from sunlight
ADVANTAGES OF GLYCEROL
Safe excipient for bees
Unlike sugar, it does not degrade in acidic environments, thus it does not form toxic compounds for bees (HMF)
High hygroscopic action even in conditions of low relative humidity (Milani 2001)
Product Code: 721
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the active base of this veterinary medicine?
This veterinary medicine is formulated on a base of oxalic acid and glycerol, specifically designed for treatment against Varroa mites.
When is the best time to apply the treatment?
The product should be applied during spring, summer, and winter when there is no brood present in the hive, whether this condition is induced or natural.
How should the medicine be administered?
This is a ready-to-use formulation designed for administration by dripping directly onto the honeybees.
Is this product allowed in organic beekeeping?
Yes, the use of this veterinary medicine is permitted in organic beekeeping systems.
How long can the product be stored once it has been opened?
After its first opening, the solution can be stored for up to 12 months at room temperature, provided it is kept away from direct sunlight.
What are the benefits of using glycerol as an excipient?
Glycerol is a safe excipient for bees that enhances the efficacy of oxalic acid. Unlike sugar, it does not degrade in acidic environments to form toxic HMF compounds, and it offers high hygroscopic action even in low relative humidity conditions.
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