Personal experience here a batch produce by manufacture was contaminated 
with another pesticide by them and killed bees, beekeepers sued and won 
in court. Manufacture shot them selves in foot as Amitraz was available 
in other products at over ten times less than the strips a five gallon 
container for $200 would treat over 2000 colonies twice.
Manufacture tried to get the tolerance in honey removed and failed.

On 10/4/2012 9:13 PM, randy oliver wrote:

> Was registered in early '90's as "Miticur."  Registration withdrawn by mfr
> after lawsuit by beekeepers (instance of shooting selves in foot).

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