• First 3 in 1 monitoring tool: alcohol wash, sugar roll and CO2 injection
• « Shaker » design for a better separation of varroa mites
• Fast and easy to use
• Robust matter: durable product, reusable and perfectly adapted to field use
• The tight-fitting lid is leak proof and comfortable to use
• Two molded guide lines allow samples of 200 or 300 bees
• Holes in the base and sides of the filter basket allow a better separation of mites from the bees

To learn more about the Varroa EasyCheck and our step-by-step tutorials for each methods, visit our new website www.varroa-easycheck.com

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Why should I monitor my hives?

Major objective: To avoid a too high level of varroa mite infestations that could lead to colony losses.

Why perform monitoring prior to a treatment?

• To now the pre-treatment varroa counts of the colony, estimate the degree of (varroa infestation of the colony).
• To help the beekeeper choose the best treatment strategy to limit the damages to on the colonies.

Why monitor after a treatment?

• So that the beekeeper knows the treatment was successful.
• And to assessing the need for further treatment.

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Did you know?

A 3% infestation can cut honey yield by up to 13 kilos/year (28 pounds).*