Includes:
- 2 x Hive Alive Inverted Syrup 10L
- 3 x 2L Rapid Feeder
HiveAlive Inverted Syrup
Simon The Beekeeper is excited to introduce the latest in bee nutrition: HiveAlive Inverted Syrup, a premium feed specifically crafted for honeybee consumption by HiveAlive. This ready-to-use syrup is perfect for beekeepers looking for more than just a sugar feed, as it delivers advanced health benefits for your colonies, making it an excellent alternative to standard syrups like Invertbee.
What makes HiveAlive Inverted Syrup stand out?
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Scientifically proven: Extensively tested and supported by peer-reviewed research, HiveAlive has been shown to reduce colony losses, improve honey production, and enhance overall bee health.
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Health-boosting formula: Enriched with a blend of seaweed extracts, thyme, and lemongrass, this syrup promotes bee gut health, strengthens immune systems, and keeps colonies thriving all year long.
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Highly digestible: Composed of nearly 50% monosaccharides (fructose and glucose), it ensures easy digestion and provides rapid energy for bees.
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Long-lasting: This high-density syrup boasts a long shelf life, maintaining its quality for up to 12 months in its original form. Once diluted, use immediately for the best results.
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Non-granulating: Like Invertbee, HiveAlive Inverted Syrup won’t easily granulate inside the comb, reducing starvation risks during long winter months.
Perfect for year-round use, HiveAlive Inverted Syrup serves as a:
- Spring stimulant
- Supplemental feed during nectar shortages (like the June gap)
- Winter feed to keep colonies strong through colder months
Available in 5L, 10L, and 20L jerry cans, the packaging is made from recyclable High Density Polyethylene. Check with your local authority for recycling options.
Give your bees the ultimate in nutrition and care with HiveAlive Inverted Syrup—because a healthy hive is a thriving hive!
2L Rapid Feeder
Nicoplast 2L feeder can be refilled with ease without removing it from or disturbing the hive. The clear cup allows for a view of the bees whilst feeding and the aperture ridges on the feeder cone allow the bees to grip resulting in little or no fatalities due to drowning.