VarroMed - The Ultimatum to Varroa Mites
The only three seasonal varroa treatment
Simple and effective
Ready to use, simple and fast to apply for the hive right off the shelf
Brood and Queen friendly
No queen or brood removal required
No Residue
Studies confirm zero honey residues when VarroMed is used as directed
No Prescription Required
VarroMed is one of the few Varroa treatments available across the EU without a prescription
All Beekeeping Seasons
The only Varroa treatment approved for use in spring, late summer/autumn, and winter
How to Varromed
When should I use VarroMed?
When should I use VarroMed?
- Spring: Apply 1-3 times to disrupt mite growth early in the season, ensuring a healthy buildup of the colony.
- Late Summer/Fall: Apply 3-5 times to counteract mite population increases after honey harvest, preparing the colony for winter.
- Winter: Apply once during broodless periods to eliminate remaining mites and give the colony a strong start in the spring.
How much should I use for my colony?
How much should I use for my colony?
The dosage of VarroMed depends on the application season and the severity of the mite infestation:
- Spring: Apply between 15 to 45 ml per colony, with 1-3 applications.
- Late Summer/Fall: Apply between 15 to 45 ml per colony, with 3-5 applications.
- Winter: Apply 15 to 45 ml per colony, with 1 application.
Can I apply VarroMed when there is brood in the hive?
Can I apply VarroMed when there is brood in the hive?
Absolutely. VarroMed can be applied with or without brood without adversely affecting the queen or brood, ensuring the health of your hive.
Does VarroMed leave any residues in honey?
Does VarroMed leave any residues in honey?
No, tests confirm that VarroMed leaves no residues in honey when applied according to instructions, ensuring the purity of your harvest.
Is VarroMed effective in various weather conditions?
Is VarroMed effective in various weather conditions?
Yes, VarroMed has undergone rigorous testing in diverse climates, proving its effectiveness regardless of weather conditions.
