MGO 1200+

Great taste and quality.

Best healing for sore throat, sinus, allergies etc

I use this on my dogs lick wounds or sores. Works! I Gently cleanse the wound with salt water or any saline solution or peroxide. Gently pat dry with a clean paper towel. Fill the wound with the honey. Put a fluffy gauze or cotton rounds or squares or a folded paper towel on the wound. Put a bandage or wrap over your "gauze" (be creative because of fur). Put a cone over your dogs head to prevent bandage removal. Repeat every 1 or 2 days until closed up and hair starts to grow back to protect new delicate skin. Amazon has alot of theses supplies to find. Drs use strong honey to heal diabetic wounds theses days. Honey has properties in it that suck out germs and inflammation from the wound and repair the skin. That is why I change the bandage every 1 to 2 days. I thank God for this honey miracle💖🐶🐝

I love the tastes and it helped me with my digestion. I can see a difference in how I feel.

This honey is fine, it has that very special manuka flavor. But it's a little bit on the thin side, and it just doesn't have that burnt caramel taste that I have found in the more expensive manuka honeys. It's not bad at all.It's just not for me, at least not at this price point.

In this case the saying, “You get what you pay for.” is true. The higher the MGO/UMF the better more pure the Manuka honey is, which comes from the Manuka Tree flower native to New Zealand and certain spots in Southern Australia. The lower MGO means the honey has a lesser amount of Manuka honey and other honeys are added. Manuka is Anti-viral, Anti-bacterial, and anti-microbial. Know your honey. For example, New Zealand’s authenticity standards are higher than Australia’s authentic, independently verified honey. Basically, it’s easy to be duped by false Manuka honey. This honey does have the AMHA Authentic endorsement. It’s also important to pay attention to how the honey was processed and if it was a cold extraction in order to preserve the medicinal properties. Additionally, the health properties of Manuka are compromised if you add to hot liquids. It tastes great but due to the expense of high grade Manuka I personally only use it as a medicinal and supplemental health product. If $$ weren’t an issue I would enjoy it much more often.

My 17 month old son unfortunately pulled a hot cup of tea from the counter onto his arm and received some pretty nasty 2nd degree burns (the skin instantly peeled after the incident). After a trip to our children’s hospital, I did lots of research on how to best avoid scarring and how to take care of burn wounds. Multiple articles had mentioned Manuka honey. After doing some of my own research I came across this product. I was looking for a high UMF and medical grade.This stuff worked amazing for us. We were first a little hesitant on if it would make the gauze stick to his arm more, but the way the doctor had wrapped it (and gave us supplies to re wrap it the same way every day) it ended up not being a problem at all.The doctor had applied xeroform to his arm first and then applied an antibiotic. Then his arm was wrapped in gauze and they gave us these stretchy net compression sleeves cut the perfect length for his arm to go over all of it.Each day we redressed the burn, and instead of antibiotic I used this honey. I’d scoop a spoonful into a ziplock and cut the corner to more easily apply directly to the xeroform that stuck to his wounds. They had said to leave the xeroform that stuck to his skin as it would act as a scab for it and fall off on its own. Then we would spread a fine layer of honey on square gauze pads to apply to the rest of his arm and wrap the whole thing in gauze and then put the compression sleeve on to hold everything. It was the perfect system. Each day the gauze would come off so easily and wouldn’t peel the healing scab off. The honey would bleed through the layers in some spots, but nothing bad. We did this for 10 days and saw the doctor again and they said there shouldn’t be any scarring and that it looked great! They took off all the bandages and let the skin breathe. He still had scabs on his arm but they said to let them fall off as they dry out (which happened within 24 hours). They said from that point to just keep the skin hydrated with some lotion. We use aquaphor for that.As for the taste, I’ve heard amazing benefits for this honey internally so I’d always lick the spoon after I would use it to scoop into the ziplock. It tastes like very normal honey to me! It is a bit thicker than normal. But I think that’s a good thing. I hope this helps anyone curious about using honey for a second degree burn!Side note, even though getting a burn redressed those first few days is still very painful, I think my son knew the honey helped take the heat away because he’d always readily walk over to the spot we would change it every night. He’d still fuss a little bit, but was always very willing to hold his arm out. I hope this is also encouraging to anyone hoping to find some relief from that post burn heat!

Okay, so the clearly got duped on this one. I read all of the benefits of this particular brand of manuka honey so I bought it instead of the normal one I buy. It tasted disgusting. I mean I will admit due to my very bad GERD, I am extremely sensitive to taste and smell, but this one made me sick. After I took the first spoonful I just threw the rest of the container away. It was definitely not worth the money. I know it works for some people and that’s great, but not me!