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SAMPAC ENTERPRISES
Bee Products
Royal Jelly - Fresh and Powder
Royal Jelly is a honeybee secretion that is used to feed all the
larvae in the colony. Royal Jelly is the source of food for the young
bees only during their first few days to trigger development. The
Queen Bee, however, feeds on Royal Jelly for her entire life.
Bee Propolis - Chunks and Powder
Bee Propolis is a wax-like resinous substance honeybees collect
from tree sap and other botanical sources. This is mixed with an
oral secretion and used in the beehive to repair cracks and
openings. It is also used to prevent diseases and parasites in the
hive.
Royal Jelly is a honeybee secretion that is used to feed all the
larvae in the colony. Royal Jelly is the source of food for the young
bees only during their first few days to trigger development. The
Queen Bee, however, feeds on Royal Jelly for her entire life.
Bee Propolis - Chunks and Powder
Bee Propolis is a wax-like resinous substance honeybees collect
from tree sap and other botanical sources. This is mixed with an
oral secretion and used in the beehive to repair cracks and
openings. It is also used to prevent diseases and parasites in the
hive.
Beeswax - Original and Bleached
Beeswax is secreted by honey bees
to build honeycomb cells to raise
their young and store honey and
pollen in the hive. The color of
beeswax varies from dark to light and
is usually further processed or
clarified for further use in a variety of
products such as candles and
cosmetics.
Beeswax is secreted by honey bees
to build honeycomb cells to raise
their young and store honey and
pollen in the hive. The color of
beeswax varies from dark to light and
is usually further processed or
clarified for further use in a variety of
products such as candles and
cosmetics.
Bee Pollen - Granules and Powder
Bee Pollen consists of the male germ
seeds of plants, flowers or blossoms on
trees that is transferred by bees and
other insects for fertilization and growth
of a new seed. Bees carry the pollen
back to the beehive to feed the colony.
Bee Pollen consists of the male germ
seeds of plants, flowers or blossoms on
trees that is transferred by bees and
other insects for fertilization and growth
of a new seed. Bees carry the pollen
back to the beehive to feed the colony.