Bee Venom Research

ApiHealth NZ Ltd conducts scientific research on bee venom in several fields:

• Development of new technologies for Bee Venom collection
• Study of physical, chemical and biochemical parameters of New Zealand Bee Venom
• Study of Phospholipase activity (the most active allergen of bee venom) of New Zealand Bee Venom
• Development of control methods of Bee Venom concentration in final products

ApiHealth NZ Ltd has very close relationships with Russian scientific researchers. Sharing the knowledge and experience with similar organizations helps us not only be up-to-date with new scientific achievements in technologies, but also enables us to develop new approaches in both bee venom collection and the development of new health products.

A number of various experiments and tests on bee venom products are now being made in the company, aiming to assess the venom biological action in the product as well as to determine its real concentration in ointments, creams, capsules, honey, etc. All these procedures are highly sensitive and are vital for technology control at the factories involved in blending fluid honey with dry venom powder. The best results in bee venom production can be achieved only by following the technological requirements. This guarantees that the final product will demonstrate its biological potential, benefits and safety, when used in preventive care and medical treatment for humans.