Where is the Proof that this is Pure Manuka Honey? Where is the UMF license?
1479065
This was my first purchase. The texture of the honey and color fit the description from my prior research and it had a certification seal on it. I can't remember if there was a license number and I just recycled the jar.
580627
It is not certified organic. It's raw, unprocessed, unfiltered. They do not present it as organic on website. But it is wonderful honey imho!
760292
The honey is light in color and thicker/not glossy like regular honey. The taste is a bit different from regular honey but still good. I have been using Manuka honey daily for many years.
1423565
No this is not organic honey. If it were they would certainly advertise it on the jar.
173824
I stopped buying the honey because it is not certified or labeled in any way organic and do not remember where it said on the label it was from
372211
ACTIVE Manuka honey can be. But, you really must use Manuka at levels 15+ and higher, and brands approved ONLY by the UMFHA from the NZ government and Manuka Industry. These brands have already been caught lying about their honeys. Unfortunately, the NZ gov't and the UMFHA let it be a runaway train before they began to do anything about it. UMF Ratings 0 - 4+: Not detectable 5 - 9+: Maintenance Level 10 - 14+: Suitable for therapeutic usage15+ and higher: Superior levels with very high activity levels for therapeutic usage
1367707
I don't think so. I read the label and it is royal Jelly and other ingredients are "Quality Raw Honey".
539258
The Manuka Honey I have had from Wedderspoon and a couple other brands does have a darker dense cloudy appearance then the honey we are used to in the super market in the USA. It has the consistance, to me, of paste with texture. Hope this helps.
576620
It does not say certified. The bottle says low temperature melting and simple straining. We have purchased for several years and are very happy with this honey.
301134
Under the ingredients section on the label it does say: "100% Raw, Organic Manuka Honey."
327246
Check out their website for answers! I only purchased at a good price and as long as it is not from China I'm happy. It was very good honey! Just because I purchased this item via Amazon does not make me an expert on the honey. Read the labels on the site. :)
994806
I looked everywhere for GDU and it is not listed. Ingredients are not listed either. The company likely bought it in bulk and doesn't care about quality assurance testing.
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+
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.
1522814
I can't say. My doctor gave me a small sample in an unmarked container. But the bottle I purchased from Amazon does have the Maleleuca logo on the front and address, phone#, web address on the back. So hopefully it is the real product.
2278807
This honey used to be guaranteed to be "From Colorado's Western Slope, Raw and Unfiltered". Not anymore. Ever since the company was acquired by Madhava Natural Sweeteners the honey has been guaranteed to be "100% pure USA honey" and it is now "Raw and Gently Filtered". That may be just fine for many customers...but I much preferred the honey when it was guaranteed to be from hives on the western slops of the Rockies and was unfiltered. I now seek out local farmer markets honey when I am in Colorado and northern New Mexico, if the beekeeper can give me more guarantees about the source of the honey and its minimal processing. This honey used to be guaranteed to be "From Colorado's Western Slope, Raw and Unfiltered". Not anymore. Ever since the company was acquired by Madhava Natural Sweeteners the honey has been guaranteed to be "100% pure USA honey" and it is now "Raw and Gently Filtered". That may be just fine for many customers...but I much preferred the honey when it was guaranteed to be from hives on the western slops of the Rockies and was unfiltered. I now seek out local farmer markets honey when I am in Colorado and northern New Mexico, if the beekeeper can give me more... » Read More This honey used to be guaranteed to be "From Colorado's Western Slope, Raw and Unfiltered". Not anymore. Ever since the company was acquired by Madhava Natural Sweeteners the honey has been guaranteed to be "100% pure USA honey" and it is now "Raw and Gently Filtered". That may be just fine for many customers...but I much preferred the honey when it was guaranteed to be from hives on the western slops of the Rockies and was unfiltered. I now seek out local farmer markets honey when I am in Colorado and northern New Mexico, if the beekeeper can give me more guarantees about the source of the honey and its minimal processing. « Show Less
128554
Does not mention, only "Pure 100% US honey." It is quite mild, but I like it and use with fruit and berries and my wife with tea.