Medications and applications

Within a treatment you keep applications — individual events: when, with what and how you treated. One treatment usually holds several applications.

The method of application comes from a list: “Sublimation”, “Spray”, “Strips”, “Feeding”, “Injection”, “Drizzle”, “Other”. The dose is entered in whatever units the product is measured in: ml, g, mg, strips, tablets.

The products come from a catalogue — oxalic acid (sublimation and trickling), formic acid at 60/65/68.2/85%, thymol, amitraz, tau-fluvalinate, flumethrin, coumaphos, fumagillin, oxytetracycline and others, grouped by disease.

The hive journal shows what was applied and when; preventive treatments go in their own subsection.