Revive a Bee – Bee Revival Kit (containing a vile of syrup specifically designed for bee nutrition and consumption)

We’ve created an in-depth how-to guide for you, detailing the safest and most effective way to use your Bee Revival Kit. What’s contained inside our Bee Revival Kits: With great power comes great responsibility! No, but seriously it’s important to understand when and where a bee may need your assistance and any instances where they would not.

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Try to ensure your bee isn’t hassled or moved while feeding as it may feel unsafe and fly away before it’s finished. How to refill your kit This purely comes down to the resources already available, if a bee is surrounded by pollen and nectar-rich flowers they will not gain any benefit from the specially formulated syrup inside our Bee Revival Kits. Opening your Bee Revival Kit Approach the bee carefully to avoid startling or distressing it in any way, place your vial close to the bee. It’s really important you don’t hassle or force the bee to try and drink.

This Limited Edition WWF-UK bee saving kit from BEEVIVE can be attached your key ring for when you are out on the go and come across an exhausted bee in need of your help! Be kind to all of Bee kind and make sure you’re always carrying your Bee Rescue Kit. Bees have never needed help as much as they do now which is why we need to join forces and do everything we can to help bees not just across the United Kingdom but around the whole world. The bee revival key ring provides an emergency solution to REVIVE an exhausted bee so it can continue its mission pollinating planet Earth. By planting pollen and nectar-rich species you’ll be creating resource-rich areas for bees and pollinators alike. Your Bee Revival Kit is perfect when you find a stationary bee in a resource-poor area.We operate a Flower First Policy here at Revive a Bee, this simply means that before any other method, the best way to help bees and pollinators is to plant pollen and nectar-rich flowers. When required you can repeat this process to open the vial contained inside. Using your Bee Revival Kit If you find a bee in a resource-rich area such as a meadow, garden, wood, forest or coastal area we strongly recommend not trying to help. Just like us, bees also have a natural life cycle and just like us, it eventually runs out. Much like understanding when to help it’s equally important to know when not to help.

Each of our kits will be suitable for saving two to three bees without needing to be refilled (unless you run into a particularly thirsty bee). In short, if you’re surrounded by buildings and concrete as far as the eye can see you’re undoubtedly in a resource-poor area for bees and pollinators. If you find a bee in an area with busy footfall or passing vehicles use a leaf or sheet of paper to carefully remove her/him to safety. When not to help