i just purchased this product and could not find the UMF rating. i hope that the seller will respond. thank you
862050
i agree about the labeling. i bought the 400 because someone had suggested it. i was no longer able to buy the manuka dr. brand w 24+ umf. rating. this is frustrating, as one wants the best for their very costly buck. 400 sounded very strong and i ended up with less than i previously purchased. i agree that it doesn't taste great, that's why i only use it for medicinal purposes. so much product goes through amazon, that one would think that they could influence or force proper labeling. i had been told NOT to buy a product without a specific UMF code. thanks.......
862051
You MF is for medicinal purposes and that means that it's been laboratory tested in New Zealand if it doesn't have the UMF it means that it's more for practical use for the family
862052
I agree with you, but it is my understanding that the Manuka 400+ is in the 15 UMF Range. Why they dont put on bottle baffles me. I wish Amazon or someone would get them to improve on their labeling.
871826
I believe it was rated at 300-350 somewhere in that range. Should be on the mfg website if you google it.I have used it up to 260# with no problem.
988312
I was wondering the same thing- what is the MERV or MPR rating? I did a Google search on the web for a few of the part #'s (based on the sizes) listed on Amazon. From the search results, the info shown on the 3M website says that the part #'s are rated at MPR 1900.I searched for "Filtrete UA00DC-6" and "Filtrete UA01DC-6" seperately, which are the 16x20 and 16x25 sizes respectively. In the search results, there is a page that starts with "solutions.3m.com". Click on the link and there on the product page it says 1900 MPR.(I currently use the "High Performance Maximum Allergan Reduction Filter", which is 1900 MPR. The code printed on the outer top/bottom edge of the filter is "MA01DC-6") I was wondering the same thing- what is the MERV or MPR rating? I did a Google search on the web for a few of the part #'s (based on the sizes) listed on Amazon. From the search results, the info shown on the 3M website says that the part #'s are rated at MPR 1900.I searched for "Filtrete UA00DC-6" and "Filtrete UA01DC-6" seperately, which are the 16x20 and 16x25 sizes respectively. In the search results, there is a page that starts with "solutions.3m.com". Click on the link and there on the product page it says 1900 MPR.(I currently use the... » Read More I was wondering the same thing- what is the MERV or MPR rating? I did a Google search on the web for a few of the part #'s (based on the sizes) listed on Amazon. From the search results, the info shown on the 3M website says that the part #'s are rated at MPR 1900.I searched for "Filtrete UA00DC-6" and "Filtrete UA01DC-6" seperately, which are the 16x20 and 16x25 sizes respectively. In the search results, there is a page that starts with "solutions.3m.com". Click on the link and there on the product page it says 1900 MPR.(I currently use the "High Performance Maximum Allergan Reduction Filter", which is 1900 MPR. The code printed on the outer top/bottom edge of the filter is "MA01DC-6") « Show Less
1140042
This is similar to UMF10+ honey.MGO 400 (methylglyoxal) is equivalent to NPA 12.9 (non-peroxide activity) which would be rated UMF10+ if this was a licensed UMF honey.There's an online conversion calculator for UMF/NPA to MGO ratings at: http://www.umf.org.nz/umf-trademark/methylglyoxal-npa-honey-conversion-calculatorTo get an MGO honey equivalent to UMF20+ you'd need an MGO rating over 800.
1744255
Good question. Horrible service! They have called me at least 4 times a day for the past 2 weeks asking me to change my negative rating on here, and I refuse. The quality is so poor and the item is mislabeled.
2011440
Not sure about the description, but the meter will measure UP TO 20,000 microfarads (20 millifarads (mF) = 20,000 microfarads (uF)). Capacitors above that rating are not all that common, so that is an adequate range for most users.
1918454
I'm not quite sure what VG rating you are referring to in your question. What I do know is that our 420 stainless steel sources from Japan and that the quality and grade rating was confirmed independently by the Jiangsu PUV Product Services Laboratory, Shenzen Branch. I will check into the "VG" rating issue and update this answer if necessary. Thanks, Rich Mathias, for New World Cuisine.
1746615
This doesnt list the strength. It needs to have a UMF number dont look for just any old number some producers are putting Active numbers etc, doesnt mean a thing.
798011
I'm not a seller. I'm a buyer like yourself and gave a review of the product. You would need to contact Amazon for that information.
1140040
This is similar to something close to 13+ or 14+ Manuka Honey. Per the UMF grading system found here (http://www.umf.org.nz/grading-system), UMF 20+ would have greater than or equal to 829 mg/kg. 10+UMF has greater than 263 mg/kg and 15+ has 514 mg/kg, so this product by Manuka Health is equivalent to somewhere between UMF 10+ and UMF 15+
299308
Sorry, I was unable to find that information on their labeling. I would contact their company directly for more. It's worked really well for me so far.
1169992
there is no rating on the package and I have not used it in water. I purchased it to look in my heating ducts.
1192162
Thank you for your question. It is unable to provide accurate your answers if you do not try to look the goods, suspected defective product will be considered as long as it does not work. Person of the seller or do they issued what kind your answer? It is thought whether wise to have you contact the manufacturer from the seller. Sorry it can not be accurate for your answer.
1972690
My thoughts also. Where is the UMF licensee. I didn't find on the list - http://www.umf.org.nz/licenseesA comment said this was a good company - BUT where is the Proof that this is PURE Manuka Honey.
1223665
The Wedderspoon Honey is Not UMF tested/rated. I personally do not like Wedderspoon due to its raising price and inconsistent taste from dif batch. Not sure why this honey is popular on Amazon, maybe because wholefoods also carry it and most shopper do not know or have not tried other brands. I have ulcer and have been taking Manuka honey for 3 years, I have tried 80% of manuka honey on the market and have been to Aus/Nzw. If you are looking for UMF tested honey, I'd suggest Comvita or East Cape.
1997271
UMF doesn't seem to appear on the Wedderspoon label or website, which means this probably isn't UMF honey at all. Wedderspoon's 'Active' rating doesn't appear to be backed up by any official standard, whereas UMF measures the important, stable non-peroxide activity.
467723
It cannot be compared to the MGO or UMF rating systems. Bioactive 24+ is a confusing rating system probably designed to be similar to the UMF rating system to propel sales. Bioactive 24+ rating system measures peroxide activity only and all honey have peroxide. UMF or MGO measure non-peroxide activity and that's what matters when considering Manuka honey.