Perky-Pet Hummingbird Nectar Concentrate for Hummingbird Feeder - 32 oz - Makes 96 FL OZ of Red Food Nectar - 238

Humming birds love it!

Good product

The humming Birds love it

Seems ok. No way of measuring qualify of function. Did not see hummingbirds but that could be the summer short time frame.

Humming birds love this stuff

I really like the size and appeal of this hummingbird feeder!

I was not aware that there is a slight controversy over using hummingbird nectar that contains red dye. Google and see for yourself. I found this: "Red Dye No. 40, also known as Allura Red, replaced it as the most widely used red food coloring. This dye has been FDA approved and is used in the food industry. Although it’s approved for human consumption, there is still some suspected risk, particularly in affecting children with behavioral issues. Studies have found that when rats were given high doses of Red Dye No. 40, they had an increased risk of developing tumors. There’s no solid proof of dyes leading to tumors or other adverse effects in hummingbirds, but there is much anecdotal evidence from experienced bird rehabilitators. While more research is needed, it is best to avoid using food products that contain this dye, as well as any other synthetic food dyes." HAD I KNOWN THE ABOVE, I WOULD NOT HAVE PURCHASED THIS PRODUCT. IT IS NOT RETURNABLE, EVEN IF UNOPENED. So, best to do research before purchasing. Why take a chance because I later found this: "Making hummingbird nectar at home is unbelievably easy, and it’s much better for the birds than store-bought nectar with red dye. To make hummingbird nectar, simply mix four parts water with one part sugar. That’s it! No need to add any food coloring or other ingredients. Be sure to use regular white table sugar, as brown sugar or honey can cause problems for the birds. Change the nectar every few days to keep it fresh, and be sure to clean your hummingbird feeder regularly with hot, soapy water." Enjoy!

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