Will someone kindly advise this hobbyist on the use of Apistan? Our state bee inspector has found varroa mites in my hives, and I have ordered and received Apistan strips. The leaflet published by Zoecon, the manufacturer, indicates that the strips may be placed in the hive at any time without affecting the honey. "Scientific analysis proves that Apistan leaves no detectable residue in honey." However, when I read the package of Apistan itself I find these instructions: "Remove honey supers before application of Apistan strips and do not replace until the end of the control period." Which advice is correct? And if I have to keep my honey supers off the hive for at least 28 days where are all my bees going to be during this time? They certainly cannot all fit into the brood chamber. Thanks in advance for whatever help any can give me. Zoecon should not be so contradictory. F. J. Chase