
Apiforme - Vitamins - 100 feedings - Bees - 1 L - APIFORME
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This veterinary medicinal product is intended for the control of Varroa destructor in the honeybee.
This mite is one of the main threats to colony health. It weakens adults, damages brood and promotes virus transmission. Without effective control, infestation leads to reduced production and can cause colony collapse.
This solution is part of a rigorous beekeeping health strategy aimed at sustainably reducing parasitic pressure.
The product comes in the form of impregnated strips to be hung between the hive frames.
This method of administration allows a gradual diffusion of the active substance through contact between bees. The action extends over several weeks and covers a significant part of the parasite's cycle.
This continuous diffusion makes it easier to integrate the device into the regular management of the apiary. Compliance with the conditions of use and the recommended schedule remains essential to ensure its effectiveness.
Developed by VETO-PHARMA, a laboratory specialised in bee health, this medicinal product benefits from official authorisation and complete regulatory documentation.
It is part of a professional approach to controlling the mite, in compliance with French and European health requirements. It is a recognised alternative to established products such as Bayvarol or Apistan, whose active molecules differ.
Treatment alone is not sufficient. In order to adapt the strategy and assess the extent of the infestation, it is recommended to consult your veterinarian and regional health organisations.
It is also possible to analyse your hives using the Easy Check by Vétopharma. This approach makes it possible to determine whether using this solution is appropriate or whether it is better to alternate with other active substances.
This veterinary medicinal product is available from distributors authorised to supply products intended for bees. In France, you can buy it from specialist shops, authorised rights holders, approved beekeeping suppliers or specialist websites with legal status, such as Produits-Veto.com.
It is important to check that the seller is authorised to sell veterinary medicinal products. The purchase must always comply with French regulations applicable to products intended for hives.
The strips are installed after the honey harvest, once the supers have been removed. This period generally corresponds to late summer or early autumn. The aim is to reduce parasitic pressure before wintering. The intervention should take place while brood is still present in order to optimise effectiveness.
The duration of presence in the hive must strictly comply with the recommendations of the manufacturer and the beekeeping health authorities.
It is a veterinary medicinal product intended for the control of the mite in the honeybee (Apis mellifera). It contains amitraz as an active substance, an acaricide used to reduce the parasite population in the hive.
It comes in the form of impregnated strips to be hung between the brood frames. Bees come into contact with the active substance, allowing diffusion throughout the colony. This product is often compared to other solutions such as Bayvarol (flumethrin) or Apistan (tau-fluvalinate). The difference mainly lies in the active molecule and possible resistance issues.
Yes. In France, this is a veterinary medicinal product authorised for bees and available without a veterinary prescription.
It falls under the category of medicinal products with optional prescription. A beekeeper can therefore buy it from an authorised distributor without providing a veterinary prescription.
However, its use must strictly comply with:
Even without a mandatory prescription, it remains a veterinary medicinal product. Its use must be rational in order to avoid resistance and residues in hive products.
A resurgence of the parasite is observed when the same molecules are used every year. Rotating active substances is recommended to limit resistance.
Ce médicament vétérinaire est disponible auprès de distributeurs autorisés à délivrer des produits destinés aux abeilles. En France, vous pouvez l’acheter en pharmacie, chez des fournisseurs apicoles habilités ou sur des sites spécialisés disposant d’un statut légal, comme Produits-Veto.com.
Il est important de vérifier que le vendeur est autorisé à commercialiser des médicaments vétérinaires. L’achat doit toujours respecter la réglementation française applicable aux produits destinés aux ruches.
Les lanières s’installent après la récolte du miel, une fois les hausses retirées. Cette période correspond généralement à la fin de l’été ou au début de l’automne. L’objectif est de réduire la pression parasitaire avant l’hivernage. L’intervention doit avoir lieu lorsque le couvain est encore présent afin d’optimiser l’efficacité.
La durée de présence dans la ruche doit respecter strictement les recommandations du fabricant et des autorités sanitaires apicoles.
Il s’agit d’un médicament vétérinaire destiné à la maîtrise de l’acarien chez l’abeille domestique (Apis mellifera). Il contient comme substance active l’amitraz, un acaricide utilisé pour réduire la population de parasites dans la ruche.
Il se présente sous forme de lanières imprégnées à suspendre entre les cadres de couvain. Les abeilles entrent en contact avec la substance active, ce qui permet la diffusion au sein de la colonie. Ce produit est souvent comparé à d’autres solutions comme Bayvarol (fluméthrine) ou Apistan (tau-fluvalinate). La différence repose principalement sur la molécule active et les problématiques éventuelles de résistance.
Oui. En France, il s’agit d’un médicament vétérinaire autorisé pour les abeilles et disponible sans ordonnance.
Il relève de la catégorie des médicaments à prescription facultative. Un apiculteur peut donc l’acheter auprès d’un distributeur autorisé sans fournir d’ordonnance.
En revanche, son utilisation doit impérativement respecter :
Même sans prescription obligatoire, il reste un médicament vétérinaire. Son usage doit être raisonné afin d’éviter les résistances et les résidus dans les produits de la ruche.