Experience the utmost convenience in monitoring Varroa infestations with our Varroa Checker, a versatile and efficient solution designed for beekeepers seeking quick and reliable assessments. With a focus on simplicity and effectiveness, this tool empowers you to maintain the health and well-being of your bee colony effortlessly.
Quick and Easy to Use:
In just three easy steps, beekeepers can efficiently assess Varroa mite infestations. Simply collect 200 or 300 bees, place them in the Varroa Checker, and shake them for 60 seconds in a solution of alcohol or winter windshield washer fluid. The Varroa Checker's design ensures a hassle-free process, allowing you to focus on what matters most—your bees.
Designed for Effectiveness:
The filter basket is the heart of Varroa Checker's reliability. Fallen mites pass through strategically placed holes in the base and sides of the basket, providing accurate and dependable results. The transparent bowl enables precise counting and reliable sampling, giving you a clear insight into the health of your hive.
Easily Transportable and Built to Last:
Crafted with convenience in mind, the Varroa Checker is easily transportable, allowing you to monitor your bee colonies wherever your apiary takes you. The tight-fitting lid ensures a leak-free experience, while its durable construction guarantees longevity, making it a trusted companion for seasons to come.
Guided Sampling:
Two molded guide lines on the Varroa Checker make it effortless to select samples of 200 or 300 bees, providing flexibility based on your specific monitoring needs.
Why Monitor Varroa Infestation?
Monitoring Varroa infestation is crucial for the well-being of your bees. Detecting a significant Varroa build-up early on allows you to plan treatment options effectively, especially during critical times like early spring or between honey flows. Optimize your treatment strategy by understanding when and how to treat, and assess the effectiveness of your treatments to ensure the long-term health and vitality of your bee colonies.