BioLetalVarroa Formic - EVAPORATOR DOSER FORMIC ACID
Method of carrying out the treatment 1) Clean the central frames of wax and propolis residues, where the evaporator will be placed.2) Put the Beehive "on bubble". 3) The "BioLetalVarroa formic" evaporator dispenses a minimum amount of formic acid (continuous release), sufficient to gradually break down nascent varroa, and not; therefore, it is recommended to make a treatment with sublimated oxalic acid (BioLetalVarroa sublimator recommended), to break down the maximum amount of varroa out of brood and continue, 3-4 days later, with the treatment by "BioLetalVarroa formic".4) Fill the dispenser with the amount needed for a single 25-day treatment, which is about 360 g of 85% formic acid, through the two holes provided to house the sponges, positioning it vertically and then closing it by means of the two caps provided by package until it is placed in the Beehive.5) If checking for Varroa drop, it is recommended not to clean the Varroa tray with a brush, but to operate it with a dustpan or possibly wear a protective mask, to avoid inhaling any residual oxalic acid.6) Place the dispenser on top of the frames in the center of the family, removing the end caps and inserting the two sponges into the holes provided, lodging them vertically until they touch the bottom.7) Close the Beehive with the upside-down cover if fitted with a 55mm frame. Otherwise, add a frame of the same size and close the Beehive normally8) To operate in excellent condition, it is necessary to protect the Beehive with insulation (polystyrene s20-25mm recommended) to prevent sun-induced overheating, thus allowing the evaporator to operate exclusively with the natural temperature of the bee family. 9) For the treatment of the cores, the execution of the treatment is equivalent to that of the Beehives. However, it is recommended to close one of the two holes with the cap, thus inserting only an evaporation sponge in the second hole.10) If climatic conditions induce excessive overheating, which cannot be reduced with the insulator, it is recommended to shorten the height of the sponges, checking that the daily evaporation does not exceed 14-18 g.11) When the treatment is finished, the container can be emptied of the residual acid, which can be reused for other treatments.
Guaranteed safety for consumers, bees, and Beehive products;Exact dosage for precise number of hives;Allowed in organic beekeeping;Easily soluble in sugar syrup at room temperature;Excellent efficacy (>96%) and tolerability;
Can be used for both liquid and solid food. For liquid food, it is used with the transparent plastic bell art.QI C97. For solid food, it is used without a bell by directly laying the bag of candy paste instead of the bell, or in case, you use loose candy paste, you place it inside the feeder always without a bell. To close the feeder, the polystyrene lid of the 'Beehive is used. The electrowelded sheet metal cover art. QI T31 covers the feeder to cover the beehive preventing any water infiltration.
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
Active ingredients
Aloe vera: moisturizing, soothing and refreshing;
Erythritol, urea and vegetable glycerol: moisturizing and humectant;
Allantoin: smoothing and healing;
Panthenol: moisturizing and emollient;
Thyme essential oil: antiseptic and purifying;
Shea butter: moisturizing, re-epithelizing, healing;
Sweet almond and soy oils: emollients and nourishing;
Apricot oil: antioxidant and moisturizing;
Rosemary extract and essential oil: skin-purifying;
Chamomile extract: decongestant.
Instructions for use
Apply to dry and clean feet with deep rotary movements from the base of the toes to the heel for 10/15 minutes.
For extra velvety feet, it can also be used as a compress, applying a generous layer of ointment and leaving it on for a few minutes, then rinsing with warm water.
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