Application of Mite-Away Quick Strips

This video is simply the procedure of applying one form of acaracide, MAQS. I have had experience in the past of using different kinds of acaracides...Coumaphos (Checkmite +), Fluvalinate (Apistan) and I have used various forms of Thymol. For me the trade-offs weren't worth it in the end so I have changed to an all natural Formic Acid Acaracide only. In fact, I will never use any of the aforementioned treatments again, nor any of the harsh, or hard chemicals on my bees and would encourage you to do the same. However, Formic Acid is organic acid produced by ants, but used as an acaracide or varroacide by beekeepers for control of the Varroa Mite. It is considered a "soft" treatment because it disperses completely and is not absorbed by beeswax, and complete dissipation is achieved.
I will follow up with a video discussing other forms of treatment, other varroacides, IPM treatments, etc.