Responding to and Protecting Against Honey Bee Stings | Beekeeping Academy | Ep. 9

In the ninth episode of the UF/IFAS Beekeeping Academy series, Dr. Ellis gives advice on honey bee sting response, and protection against honey bee stings.
Please note: this is not medical advice. If you have any questions or concerns, speak to your primary care physician or allergist.
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This video was filmed in The Helen and David K. McGinnis Beekeeping Museum at the University of Florida Honey Bee Research and Extension Laboratory.
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[@SGPbees]

Very good

[@steverogers1976]

These were great. Thanks.
Would like to see the basics of the chemistry, venom components, body reactions to them, possibly how to negate the response.

[@richardkuhn4358]

Thank you

[@UFhoneybeelab1]

Thanks for watching!

[@w4447]

keep a tube of white tooth paste around to draw the venom out of the sting area.Just a dab will do ya. Look at the weather. My girls are not happy on cloudy days so I wait until the sun is shining. Smoke is amazing. Be methodical and know what you want to do inside the colony. Then do it quickly.

[@UFhoneybeelab1]

Thank you for sharing!