Revive a Bee Black Bee Revival Kit Keychain with Sugar Syrup to Help Rescue Bees - A Perfect Bee-Saving Gift

Not sure if I will ever get the chance to use this, but nice to know I have it if needed. Cute and small, easy to carry around. I imagine the nectar will have to be replaced after a few months, but no instructions re: expiration date.

Literally super cute.

the little vial wouldn't come out at first because some of the liquid came out and got super sticky; meaning it was stuck. but it's cute and i'm excited to revive some bees!

Always good to have something to help a bee in need!!

My daughter loves bees and is always so sad when she sees one she can’t save. She used this within days of receiving it, and was so excited to watch the little guy gain his strength back and fly away.

This was a gift and my friend loved it?

Purchased this for a friend of mine, who is a bee keeper. He has never seen one before and thought it was a really cool idea!! He loves it. Got one for myself too

Interesting I ordered 2 sets of these Bee Chains and they arrived 2 different ways, this one was 2 days behind the deliver day. They look fine. They are gifts.

When it arrived I tried to get the little glass bottle out of the container and unfortunately it was stuck inside as the liquid had leaked. Was difficult to get out but finally managed. Other than that I would buy more if needed.

Awesome little gift for the nature loving family member or friend. You can refill it with your own sugar water solution so you're never caught short when finding a little bee in need of a drink.

I was looking for a key ring as I have a single key and could never find it in my pocket, so I bought this as it’s a nice little key ring and also serves a purpose at the same time, I’m constantly now look at the ground for bees or wasps in need haha

Vial had leaked so a return was arranged but then i saw a dying bee and had to use it. The syrup is quite thick and doesn’t flow down the tube so i had to stick a key in it to feed to the bee and i think it worked.

Have saved two Bees this summer that were wet and not moving on some of my plants. Brought them inside and put them on my hand. The liquid is quite thick and doesn't flow so had to stick a thin cocktail stick inside to get it on my hand. On both occasions the Bees scooped it up and instantly perked up. A few minutes later they dryed themselves off and I was able to let them fly off good as new.