Probee - Probiotic food for bees 10 g jars.

Experimental tests carried out in bee yards show that bees treated with  ProBee® are healthier than the untreated control group. More specifically, at the end of the trial (August 2012), the differences between bees treated with ProBee® and the untreated control group were the following: 83.43% increase in the population of adult bees; 106.61% increase in the operculum brood; 174.7% increase in non-operculum brood; 54.22% more eggs. ProBee® is a cutting-edge product that is easy to apply, as it can be sprayed on the hive after opening its cover. A regular spray pump can be used to apply it. Excellent benefits for a low price. ProBee® new formula Probee is supplied in freeze-dried form. This product is contained in 10g bags. One bag can be used to treat 20 hives once. It is advisable to perform 3-4 treatments to strengthen the family and increase brood density: 1 - before spring begins (start-up); 2 - in late spring (booster); 3 - in summer (anti-stress); 4 - in late summer (decontamination). For a correct use: Dissolve a 10g bag of ProBee® in 2 litres of chlorine-free water in a hermetically-sealed container. Mix carefully until the product has dissolved and allow resting from 3 to 24 hours at room temperature. Stir before applying. Once prepared, the product should be used within 7 days, if the container is kept sealed and in a fresh and dry place. Dose for spray application: spray approximately 10 ml of ProBee® on each best frame, without removing the frames, or on the combs directly, after opening the cover and the comb cover. Close the hive. Dose for syringe application: inject approximately 10 ml of ProBee® on each best frame, without removing the frames, after opening the cover and the comb cover. Close the hive. Dose for direct injection into the feeder: inject approximately 80-100 ml of ProBee® directly into the feeder. 80-100 ml of ProBee® can also be added to the nourishing syrup contained in the feeder. During winter, ProBee® may be used as feeder food, or added to syrup.