Revive a Bee – Bee Revival Kits, Refills & Gifts

Carry a bee-friendly energy boost with you so when you find an exhausted bee on the ground, you’re ready to help it revive and take flight again.

  • Handmade in the UK
  • Free delivery on all orders
  • Plantable Packaging
  • 2000+ ★★★★★ Reviews

Free UK delivery. Refillable vial. Eco-friendly gift for nature lovers.

Revive a Bee keyring with plantable paper packaging

Loved By Bees & Our Customers

★★★★★“Perfect little gift to give to a nature lover.” ★★★★★“Perfect for all creatures great and small — helps the little guy.” ★★★★★“A birthday present for my bee-loving son — he was over the moon!” ★★★★★“Beautiful gift, fast delivery and lovely packaging.” ★★★★★“A little gem — so handy to revive tired bees anywhere.” ★★★★★“Beautifully presented — the elixir really helps tired bees.” ★★★★★“Bought three — wonderful gifts for bee lovers.” ★★★★★“Fast shipping, cute packaging — love the plantable paper!” ★★★★★“Perfect little gift to give to a nature lover.” ★★★★★“Perfect for all creatures great and small — helps the little guy.” ★★★★★“A birthday present for my bee-loving son — he was over the moon!” ★★★★★“Beautiful gift, fast delivery and lovely packaging.”

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Real bee rescues from our community

Photos shared by our customers using their Bee Revival Kits to help tired bees.

Bee rescue in progress
Bumblebee drinking
Close up of bumblebee
Honeybee drinking
Honeybee drinking from rescue kit
Mining bee first aid
Keyring next to bee being revived
Thirsty bee being rescued

Why Bees Need Our Help

Bee drinking safely from a Revive a Bee vial

Bee populations are in trouble, and we depend on them.

  • Economic value Bees contribute an estimated £691 million every year to the UK economy by increasing crop yields and quality.
  • Cost of failure Replacing the natural pollination service bees provide would cost UK farmers around £1.8 billion annually.
  • Food security UK food production relies heavily on bees, which pollinate around 70 different crops grown across the country.
  • Rapid decline The crisis is already here: 13 UK bee species are extinct and a further 35 species are currently threatened.
  • Habitat loss Since the 1930s, the UK has lost approximately 97% of its flower-rich meadows, leaving bees with fewer places to feed and nest.
  • Wildflower survival Around 80% of the UK’s native wildflowers rely on insect pollination to reproduce, meaning our landscapes depend on healthy bee populations.
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