Why the new tag of the Raw Honey with Royal Jelly, Bee pollen and propolis does not say the amount of each? why does not say product from the USA?
1081909
If you contact Stakich directly, they are very helpful, and willing to answer all questions.
1081910
I bought this one time and did not know what the old packaging looked like, but I can tell you this honey tastes wonderful. I plan to buy it again.
1081911
My jar says made in USA. It also says 30,000 mg Propolis. 30,000 mg Royal jelly. 30,000 mg bee pollen.
193778
Not sure. I tried to contact the business, but did not receive a reply. Often the royal jelly is bottled and produced here, but the stuff itself comes from China.
1430194
The company will not answer that question although I occasionally get a jar with Made in Michigan on it, but labeling does not always mean what we think it means. It could just be processed and packaged in Michigan which would make it a Michigan product.I believe they buy from several suppliers with different flowers and standards which makes their honey fairly hit or miss.
175645
Call the manufacturer but I do believe it is non-discriminating. I had glorious blooms with use of this product but I also had no honey bees that year. Last year I opted not to use it and used a little Epsom salts instead, to help boost growth/blooms. I had way more honey bees. Not certain if that's coincidental or not. I won't use anything like the Bayer Advanced again. sorry
556033
This was purchased as a gift for someone so I cannot provide personal experience. I can say that the reason I purchased it is because RAW honey produced in the area where someone lives contains minute pollen from the area so it can help desensitize people with allergies.
1533545
I don't know the answer to this question. I suggest calling or e-mailing the producers as they have been helpful in the past. I've been using this bee pollen powder every morning mixed with lowfat plain yogurt, banana, and red grapes. it's a great way to start the day.Norm
139191
I truly don't think so. How does one prevent bees from touching pesticides ? If it's raw, it's raw, I have had both and no difference in taste. I think it is marketing.
1362410
No, is honey, BUT all the health benefits of it have been ReMOVED by ultrafiltration, so why pay the big bucks if the good stuff have been removed??? Get RAW HONEY instead!!!!
2042233
All Royal Jelly contains per se 10-DHA. How much this one product from this producer contains, I do not know. But contact them, and they will be more than happy to write back to you. It is a small outfit, as I understand it, they are very friendly. One note of caution, some persons are highly allergic to Royal Jelly, especially if they are subject already to dermatitis and eczema. It happened to me! So do not buy a big quantity at first if you have never taken raw Royal Jelly. There is not medical test to test this allergy bc the scientists do not understand yet the mechanism of the allergic reaction. Good luck.
1667399
There is no %% on the tube either (I don't have the outer package), but to me it appears to have more honey: a bit sticky substance and with a taste of honey :-).
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
2225876
The price here on Amazon is a HUGE MARKUP. I am a Prime member, but this price is a rip off. Better deal http://www.vitacost.com/ys-eco-bee-farms-100-organic-raw-honey
1720165
well it doesn't actually state that on the label it says: select golden honey clover U.S. Grade A, It's good honey this is my 3rd purchase
1720164
why is it cheaper than the other US pure honey ? ... i have just ordered but i don't believe it's 100% pure honey with this price !!!...Mr.PHAN from Vietnam
1367707
I don't think so. I read the label and it is royal Jelly and other ingredients are "Quality Raw Honey".
1441305
I have eaten both. Really Raw is just that - chunks of honeycomb and wax are still present in the honey which ends up being like a chewing gum of sorts but with a pleasant flavor. This brand's honey is still uncooked which maintains all the anti-microbial, anti-fungal, and anti-bacterial properties; however, it is filtered, so it has no bits of stuff, it is slightly thinner than really-raw, and has a more floral taste. The taste is subjective to the areas covered by the bees which made this. For the newbees (no pun intended) never ever put grocery store traditional honey on a cut thinking it will protect you from infection. Only raw honey has this benefit. I have eaten both. Really Raw is just that - chunks of honeycomb and wax are still present in the honey which ends up being like a chewing gum of sorts but with a pleasant flavor. This brand's honey is still uncooked which maintains all the anti-microbial, anti-fungal, and anti-bacterial properties; however, it is filtered, so it has no bits of stuff, it is slightly thinner than really-raw, and has a more floral taste. The taste is subjective to the areas covered by the bees which made this. For the newbees (no pun intended) never ever put grocery store traditional honey on a cut... » Read More I have eaten both. Really Raw is just that - chunks of honeycomb and wax are still present in the honey which ends up being like a chewing gum of sorts but with a pleasant flavor. This brand's honey is still uncooked which maintains all the anti-microbial, anti-fungal, and anti-bacterial properties; however, it is filtered, so it has no bits of stuff, it is slightly thinner than really-raw, and has a more floral taste. The taste is subjective to the areas covered by the bees which made this. For the newbees (no pun intended) never ever put grocery store traditional honey on a cut thinking it will protect you from infection. Only raw honey has this benefit. « Show Less
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Local producers here in WV warm honey to around body temp to package it. I can't swear it is totally raw, but it appears to be heated some for packaging. We love its flavor. I have one bottle that has crystalized just like what I buy from my neighbor does.