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    • What is bee venom?
    • 1. Collecting Bee Venom
    • 2. Filtering bee venom
    • 3. Storage
    • 4. Analyzing the Bee Venom
    • 5. Documentation
    • 6. Analysis & Certificates
  • MISC
    • Composition of Bee Venom
    • The Uses for Bee Venom
    • Synonyms for Bee Venom
    • Different Bee Breeds
    • Photos of Bees
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FILTERING BEE VENOM

​The bee venom is now inspected and filtered to remove unwanted particles. ​In the sieve machine, the bee venom passes through fine-mesh filters that mechanically stop particles larger than the bee venom crystals. 
Sieve to filter bee venom
Buy a sieve machine to guarantee that your product is clean and free from unwanted particles.
This is a vibrating sieve machine that can sieve bee venom and remove any unwanted particles. Available both for 110 V and 200 V. If you are using 200 V, we would recommend buying an adapter for the 110 V version instead to save some money.

This machine can sieve bee venom through a particle filter. A filter with a mesh size of around 200 works best, but this depends on the bee venom's composition and how moist it is. So you might need different filters for different batches. 
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  • Home
  • About
  • Bee Venom School
    • What is bee venom?
    • 1. Collecting Bee Venom
    • 2. Filtering bee venom
    • 3. Storage
    • 4. Analyzing the Bee Venom
    • 5. Documentation
    • 6. Analysis & Certificates
  • MISC
    • Composition of Bee Venom
    • The Uses for Bee Venom
    • Synonyms for Bee Venom
    • Different Bee Breeds
    • Photos of Bees
  • Research
  • FAQ
  • Contact