Amiflex Varroa Mite Treatment Starter Pack – Complete Apiary Treatment Kit

Fast-Acting Varroa Mite Control for Honey Bee Colonies

Take control of Varroa mite infestations with the Amiflex Varroa Mite Treatment Starter Pack, a convenient treatment kit designed for hobby, sideline, and commercial beekeepers.

Available from Innisfil Creek Honey, Amiflex is a ready-to-use gel treatment designed to deliver a rapid reduction in Varroa destructor mite populations, even when brood is present.

With a short 7-day treatment period, Amiflex provides a practical option for beekeepers who need quick mite reduction as part of an integrated Varroa management program.

The starter pack includes a dedicated dosing gun, prefilled treatment syringes, and wooden supports for convenient, measured application.

Each Starter Pack Includes:

• 1 Amiflex Dosing Gun

• 10 Prefilled Syringes – 120 mL Each

• 400 Wooden Supports

• Up to 200 Single-Brood Hive Applications or 100 Double-Brood Hive Applications, based on the supplied dosage information.

Why Choose Amiflex?

• Fast-Acting Varroa Mite Treatment: Designed to provide a rapid knock-down effect against Varroa mites.

• Short 7-Day Treatment: Convenient for beekeepers who need a shorter treatment window.

• Ready-to-Use Gel: No mixing or special preparation required.

• Precision Dosing Gun: Designed to dispense consistent 3 mL doses.

• Flexible Seasonal Application: Manufacturer information describes use before, after, or between honey flows when bees are active and honey supers are absent.

• Effective When Brood Is Present: Designed to reduce mite populations even in colonies containing brood.

• Convenient Starter Kit: Includes the dosing equipment, treatment syringes, and wooden supports.

• Suitable for Larger Apiaries: Package quantities are designed to support treatment across multiple colonies.

• Integrated Pest Management: Provides a rapid-treatment option alongside other appropriate Varroa control strategies.

Product Specifications

What's Included in the Amiflex Starter Pack?

1 Amiflex Dosing Gun

The dedicated dosing gun is designed to deliver a measured 3 mL dose of Amiflex gel with each application.

This helps simplify treatment and supports consistent dosing across multiple colonies.

10 Prefilled Amiflex Syringes

Each syringe contains 120 mL of ready-to-use Amiflex gel, providing a total of 1,200 mL per starter pack.

No mixing or preparation is required.

400 Wooden Supports

The starter pack includes 400 wooden supports for use with the gel treatment according to the manufacturer's application instructions.

Amiflex Treatment Dosage

The supplied manufacturer information describes the following application quantities:

Based on these quantities, one starter pack contains enough gel for approximately:

• 200 single-brood hive applications, or

• 100 double-brood hive applications.

Important: These are application counts, not guaranteed numbers of complete treatment courses. If repeat applications are required, the number of colonies treated will be lower. Always follow the current Canadian-approved label for the correct dosage and application instructions.

How Does Amiflex Work?

Amiflex is designed to deliver a rapid reduction in Varroa mite populations through a ready-to-use gel formulation.

Its short treatment period makes it useful when quick mite reduction is needed, including during periods when brood is present.

Amiflex is intended as an additional treatment option within a broader Varroa mite management strategy.

Amiflex is not intended to replace long-acting Varroa treatments where extended mite control is necessary.

When to Use Amiflex

According to the supplied product information, Amiflex may be used:

• Before honey flows.

• After honey flows.

• Between honey flows.

• During periods when honey bees are active within the hive.

• At the end of the beekeeping season.

• Before an appropriate slow-release Varroa treatment, as part of a planned management program.

IMPORTANT: Honey supers must be removed before treatment. Never apply Amiflex while honey supers are present.

The manufacturer information describes no additional withdrawal period after treatment, but honey-super replacement and harvesting must follow the current Canadian-approved label.

How to Use Amiflex Varroa Mite Treatment

Step 1 – Monitor Varroa Mite Levels

Check your colony's mite infestation level using an appropriate Varroa monitoring method.

Step 2 – Remove Honey Supers

Remove honey supers before beginning treatment.

Step 3 – Prepare the Dosing Gun

Insert a prefilled Amiflex syringe into the dedicated dosing gun according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Step 4 – Apply the Required Dosage

Use the dosing gun to dispense the prescribed amount of gel onto the wooden supports and position them according to the approved product label.

The supplied information describes two 3 mL doses for a single-brood hive and four 3 mL doses for a double-brood hive.

Step 5 – Complete the Treatment Period

The supplied manufacturer information describes a 7-day treatment period.

Follow the current approved label for treatment duration and removal requirements.

Step 6 – Repeat Only if Permitted

For heavy infestations, the supplied information describes the possibility of a second application after a 7-day interval.

Do not exceed the maximum number of applications permitted by the current Canadian-approved label.

Step 7 – Monitor Treatment Effectiveness

Recheck mite levels after treatment and determine whether further management is necessary.

Amiflex for End-of-Season Varroa Management

Amiflex can be considered as part of an end-of-season Varroa management strategy.

The manufacturer's information describes using Amiflex before a suitable slow-release treatment to achieve an initial reduction in mite populations.

This approach may help beekeepers manage high mite levels before beginning a longer treatment program.

Any combination or sequence of mite treatments must comply with the approved labels of all products involved.

Why Is Varroa Mite Control Important?

Varroa mites are among the most significant threats to honey bee colony health.

These external parasites weaken honey bees and contribute to the spread of harmful viruses, potentially reducing colony strength and overwintering success.

A responsible Varroa management program includes:

• Regular mite monitoring.

• Timely treatment when mite levels warrant intervention.

• Choosing treatments appropriate for colony conditions.

• Following approved application rates and treatment periods.

• Monitoring effectiveness after treatment.

• Using different authorized treatment strategies when appropriate.

Amiflex provides a convenient, short-duration treatment option for beekeepers managing Varroa mite infestations.

IMPORTANT – ONTARIO CLASS C PESTICIDE PURCHASING REQUIREMENTS

AS PER THE MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION AND PARKS AND APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS UNDER ONTARIO REGULATION 63/09, CLASS C PESTICIDES CAN ONLY BE SOLD TO ELIGIBLE PURCHASERS, INCLUDING REGISTERED BEEKEEPERS, CERTIFIED FARMERS, OR LICENSED PESTICIDE EXTERMINATORS, AS APPLICABLE.

PROOF OF ELIGIBILITY IS REQUIRED BEFORE THE PRODUCT CAN BE RELEASED FOR PICKUP OR DELIVERY, WHERE APPLICABLE UNDER ONTARIO PESTICIDE REGULATIONS.

PICKUP ORDERS – IMPORTANT

IF ORDERING FOR PICKUP, PLEASE BRING A VALID COPY OF YOUR BEEKEEPER REGISTRATION OR PESTICIDE LICENCE WHEN COLLECTING YOUR ORDER.

DELIVERY ORDERS – IMPORTANT

IF ORDERING FOR DELIVERY, PLEASE EMAIL A VALID COPY OF YOUR BEEKEEPER REGISTRATION OR PESTICIDE LICENCE TO sales@innisfilcreekhoney.com BEFORE YOUR ORDER CAN BE SHIPPED.

ORDERS WILL NOT BE RELEASED FOR PICKUP OR DELIVERY UNTIL THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED AND VERIFIED.

REGISTER YOUR BEES IN ONTARIO

YOU CAN REGISTER YOUR BEES AND OBTAIN YOUR CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION ONLINE THROUGH THE ONTARIO GOVERNMENT:

https://www.sus.gov.on.ca/lc/content/mgcs/omafra/profiles/default.html?inTemplate=003-0373&lang=E

PLEASE ENSURE YOUR REGISTRATION OR PESTICIDE LICENCE IS CURRENT AND VALID BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER.

Important Treatment & Safety Information

• Read and follow the current Canadian-approved Amiflex product label before use.

• Confirm that Amiflex is registered and authorized for sale and use in Canada.

• Use only the approved application rate and dosing equipment.

• Remove honey supers before treatment.

• Follow all treatment duration and repeat-application restrictions.

• Wear appropriate protective equipment when handling treatment gel.

• Do not exceed the maximum number of annual treatments.

• Remove and dispose of used treatment materials as directed.

• Keep treatment products away from children and animals.

• Follow all applicable federal and provincial pesticide regulations.

Honey Bee Health Supplies from Innisfil Creek Honey

At Innisfil Creek Honey, we carry a selection of Varroa mite treatments, honey bee health products, monitoring equipment, hive management tools, and beekeeping supplies for backyard and commercial beekeepers.

Whether you're managing a few backyard colonies or a larger commercial apiary, responsible mite management is an essential part of maintaining healthy honey bee colonies.

Important Product Information

• Product: Amiflex Varroa Mite Treatment Starter Pack.

• Kit Contents: 1 Dosing Gun, 10 Syringes, 400 Wooden Supports.

• Syringe Size: 120 mL Each.

• Total Gel: 1,200 mL.

• Dose Volume: 3 mL.

• Treatment Duration: 7 Days, Subject to Approved Label.

• Single-Brood Hive: 6 mL per Application.

• Double-Brood Hive: 12 mL per Application.

• Honey Supers: Must Be Removed During Treatment.

• Ontario Purchasing Requirements: Valid Purchaser Documentation Required Where Applicable.

Shop the Amiflex Varroa Mite Treatment Starter Pack online at innisfilcreekhoney.com.

REMINDER: FOR PICKUP, BRING YOUR VALID BEEKEEPER REGISTRATION OR PESTICIDE LICENCE. FOR DELIVERY, EMAIL YOUR DOCUMENTATION TO sales@innisfilcreekhoney.com BEFORE SHIPPING.