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Re: Formic and Oxalic Acid Applictions
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Randy

It is interesting to note that all three of the thymol based varroa
treatments that are licensed for use on honeybees in the UK (Apiguard,
ApiLife Var and Thymovar) give the bees free access to the active
ingredient.

Regards

Mike Rowbottom
Harrogate
UK


> Is it necessary for the bees to be able to pick up the thymol crystals and
> physically carry them down through the combs?
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