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Pure. Powerful. Australian.
Add a spoonful to your tea, yoghurt, smoothie or cereal — or enjoy it straight from the jar.
Bee2 Manuka Honey MGO 300+ is sourced from pristine Australian landscapes and independently tested to guarantee every jar is the real deal.
What is MGO? MGO (Methylglyoxal) is the active compound that makes Manuka honey special. The higher the number, the stronger the benefits — our 300+ rating means seriously potent, natural goodness in every spoonful.
What it does for you: Boosts immunity · Supports digestion · Promotes skin health · Natural antibacterial & anti-inflammatory
What's inside (and what isn't): ✓ 100% pure Australian Manuka honey ✓ No preservatives, additives or added sugar ✓ Certified by the Australian Manuka Honey Association ✓ Recyclable, food-safe packaging
MGO 300+
The higher the MGO rating, the more powerful the natural antibacterial properties — so the closer you get to 1100+, the more potent every spoonful is for your health.
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All product related frequently asked questions.
Honey has a number of health benefits, including:
Honey can indeed be a healthy addition to your daily diet. It contains antioxidants, enzymes, and vitamins that can support your overall health. However, it's essential to consume it in moderation due to its natural sugars. Incorporating small amounts of honey into your daily routine can offer benefits, such as aiding digestion, boosting energy levels, and providing relief for sore throats. Remember to balance it with a varied and nutritious diet for optimal health benefits.
There are a number of ways to test the purity of honey. One way is to use a refractometer, which measures the sugar content of honey. Another way is to perform a water test, which involves dissolving honey in water and then measuring the amount of water that remains.