Apiguard

Apiguard Thymol Gel Varroa Treatment, 10 x 50 g

Slow-release thymol gel trays placed gel side up on top of the brood frames; the listing recommends two trays per hive. Use only per the EPA label.

  • Thymol gel trays
  • Two trays per colony
  • Peel-and-place tray

Best for Thymol-based varroa treatment

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Specifications

Active ingredientThymol (gel)
Doses/strips10 trays of 50 g
Use2 trays per colony

As stated by the maker or seller. Specs can change between batches and sellers; confirm on the listing.

From the maker

  • Effective Varroa Mite Control: Stop the stress and kick out varroa that can harm your hives with this slow-release thymol gel designed to control varroa in honey bee colonies
  • Bee-Safe Formulation: Developed as a gel safe for honey bees and brood when used as directed, this treatment comes in precise dosage, works steadily, and does not disturb the bees unduly unlike raw crystals
  • Simple Application Process: Ready-to-use and easy to apply varroa treatment that requires you to simply peel back the lid of the tray and place gel side up on top of the brood frames
  • Trusted Worldwide Expertise: Developed by Vita Bee, the world's largest honey bee dedicated health company, with proven success in trials across more than 600 honeybee colonies in Europe, Middle East, and North America
  • Natural Plant-Based Protection: Thymol-based natural product that helps protect your bees from varroa mites and also assists in controlling tracheal mites and chalkbrood
  • Convenient Pack Size: Contains 10 trays of 50g thymol gel, providing multiple treatments with recommended dosage of two units per hive for complete varroa control
Varroa mite threshold calculatorCount mites first: check your wash result against the HBHC threshold for this season.

Full listing title: Apiguard Varroa Mite Treatment, 10 x 50g | Slow-release thymol gel for varroa treatment in honeybee colonies. Two trays treat one standard colony