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Api-Bioxal Liquid – Varroa Mite Control | 90%+ Effective
Api-Bioxal Liquid – Varroa Mite Control | 90%+ Effective



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Api-Bioxal™ Liquid – Effective Oxalic Acid Treatment for Varroa Mite Control & APVMA Approved
Protect your hives with Api-Bioxal™ Liquid, a high-performance oxalic acid-based treatment that delivers over 90% efficacy against Varroa mites in brood-free colonies. Ideal for use during low brood periods or after inducing a brood break, this APVMA-approved formulation offers powerful knockdown while supporting resistance management strategies. Safe, easy to apply, and residue-free, it's a must-have tool in any beekeeper’s integrated pest management (IPM) plan.
Specifications:
- Active Ingredient: Oxalic Acid
- Efficacy: 90%+ in brood-free colonies
- Application Methods: Dribble or Vaporisation
- Withholding Period: None – safe with honey supers on
- Approval: APVMA-approved under PER94609
- Treatment Frequency: Max twice per year, with 5-day minimum interval
- Storage: Cool, dry place (no refrigeration required)
- Safety Classification: Schedule 6 Poison
Key Features:
- ✅ Highly Effective – Proven over 90% mite knockdown in brood-free hives
- ✅ Flexible Application – Use dribble method for small-scale hives or vaporisation for larger apiaries
- ✅ No Honey Harvest Interruption – Safe for use with supers on, no residue concerns
- ✅ Supports Resistance Management – Ideal for rotation with other Varroa treatments
- ✅ APVMA Registered – Meets Australian safety and efficacy standards
- ✅ Easy Handling – Liquid formulation mixes easily with sugar syrup
- ✅ Safe Use Guidelines – Full PPE required for safe application, especially during vaporisation
- ✅ Environmentally Responsible Disposal – Recyclable via drumMUSTER where applicable
Ensure your bees stay healthy and productive year-round with Api-Bioxal™ Liquid, the trusted oxalic acid treatment for effective Varroa mite control. Integrate it into your IPM strategy and keep mite resistance at bay—order today and give your bees the protection they deserve.


