Double-Ended Royal Jelly Spatula (Wooden) images
Double-Ended Royal Jelly Spatula (Wooden)
This double-ended wooden spatula is made for collecting royal jelly from queen cells. The two rounded paddles are shaped to fit the queen cell, helping the beekeeper scoop the jelly and transfer it to a prepared container. After use, the tool is easy to clean; because it is wooden, it should be kept dry and protected from mechanical damage.
Double-ended royal jelly spatula (wooden).
A special wooden spatula with two paddles for scooping royal jelly. This spatula gives beekeepers exceptional speed and practicality. The special rounded paddle shape allows all the royal jelly to be removed from the 
queen cell.Its width and height allow the jelly to be removed in one operation, without having to deal with residues left in the queen cell cups. The royal jelly collected with the spatula is immediately transferred into a special container, then you can move on to the next queen cell. In this way, an experienced beekeeper spends less than two minutes collecting jelly from one frame with 50-100 queen cells.
The spatula is easy to clean after use, but given the fragility and physical properties of wooden tools, it is best stored in a dry place and protected from mechanical impact.
Using this simple spatula, you can provide yourself and your customers with a sufficient quantity of royal jelly.
Note: royal jelly also contains a larva, which (according to descriptions in the literature) also has beneficial nutritional properties, but many customers want to see a pure product without larvae. Special tweezers can be used to remove the larva. Larvae are easier to remove from queen cells before collecting the royal jelly with the spatula.
