21-litre container of Nozevit+: a food supplement based on plant polyphenols; per litre it works out cheaper than the one-litre bottle.
It is a food supplement, not a medicine. That comes first because it changes what you can expect from it: Nozevit+ is a plant-derived supplement given with the syrup as part of ordinary preventive management. It does not replace a diagnosis, a veterinary treatment or the operation's health plan.
01 · A SUPPLEMENT, NOT A MEDICINE
Food supplements for bees and veterinary medicines are two different things with different rules. This product is in the first category: it is used as a nutritional support, within management, and its role is to back the general condition of the colony.
If you suspect a disease, the route is the vet and a diagnosis, not a supplement. We say so here because this family of products attracts all kinds of claims, and we would rather you bought knowing exactly what you are getting.
02 · TWO DOSES, TEN DAYS APART
The maker specifies 1 ml (20 drops) of Nozevit+ per hive per dose, by three routes: in 1:1 syrup (1 ml in 200 ml), in a pollen substitute patty (1 ml per 500 g) or sprayed: 1 ml in 200 ml of syrup, sprayed over the bees.
The schedule is two doses ten days apart in spring and two more, at the same interval, in early autumn. The ten days between doses are part of the schedule, not a loose suggestion: a single application is not how the product is designed to work.
03 · CHEAPER PER LITRE
Per litre, this 21-litre container works out cheaper than the one-litre bottle, and much cheaper than the 50 ml bottle.
The format only makes sense if you are going to use it: this is product for a professional operation or for an association group buy, shared among members. With twenty hives, the litre is the right bottle.
04 · IF YOU WANT IT IN FONDANT
If your management runs on candy rather than syrup, there is a fondant with Nozevit already in it in a 20 kg format: that is the direct route.
The drum is for those who feed syrup and dose it themselves, or who want to decide the concentration. Both options live in the range and do not compete: it depends on how you feed.
05 · WHAT IT CARRIES, WHAT TO CHECK
The formula is plant bark (polyphenols), mint oil, purified water and citric acid (E330). According to the maker, it leaves no residue in honey or wax. Store it in a cool, dark place; once opened, keep it tightly closed in the fridge. Shake before use.
And one check worth making before ordering: in organic production, what is admitted is set by Regulation (EU) 2018/848 and validated by your certifier, not by the label and not by us. Ask us and we will send you the product documentation to present.
06 · BEFORE YOU BUY
A professional format. With few hives, take the litre.
| ✓ A GOOD FIT | Professional operations or association buying: per litre it works out cheaper than the small bottle. |
| ⚠ IT ASKS FOR A SCHEDULE, NOT ONE DOSE | Two doses ten days apart, in spring and in early autumn. Once is not the schedule. |
| ✕ IT IS NOT A MEDICINE | It is a food supplement. If you suspect disease, the route is the vet. |
| Type | Food supplement for bees |
|---|---|
| Format | 21-litre container |
| Storage | Cool, dark place; once opened, tightly closed and in the fridge; shake before use |
| Base | Polyphenols from plant bark |
| Other ingredients | Mint oil, purified water and citric acid (E330) |
| Stated dilution | 1 ml (20 drops) per hive per dose; in syrup, 1 ml per 200 ml of 1:1 syrup |
| Routes | In 1:1 syrup (1 ml in 200 ml), in a pollen substitute patty (1 ml per 500 g) or sprayed: 1 ml in 200 ml of syrup, sprayed over the bees |
| Schedule | Two doses 10 days apart, in spring and in early autumn |
| Residues | According to the maker, it leaves no residue in honey or wax |
| Weight | 20 kg |
| Brand | Apivita |
| Reference | GN21L |
1 file available
Write your question
check_circle
check_circle