Propolis & Manuka Honey 500G Jar (MGO 300)
MGO Ratings
Description
Nature’s most powerful hive-derived duo
Bee2’s Propolis & Manuka Honey combines two of nature’s most potent protectors into one nourishing jar. With a rich MGO 300+ Manuka base and 5% premium propolis from Australian Native Stingless Bees, this unique blend supports immunity, gut health, oral health and more, straight from the hive to your spoon.
Our propolis is sourced from hives nestled in the untouched natural parks of Redlands, Queensland. These pristine environments are chemical-free and pollution-free, ensuring every drop is as pure and potent as nature intended. Propolis, the bees’ own defence against microbes and infection, is naturally antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and even richer in antioxidants than Manuka honey itself.
Combined with our high-grade Manuka honey, known for its Methylglyoxal (MGO) content and bioactive properties, this powerful formula helps soothe sore throats, support healing, aid digestion, and provide daily wellness from the inside out.
Whether you're looking for immune support or a natural health booster, this unique blend delivers a wealth of benefits with every spoonful.
Health Benefits
What is the difference between MGO levels?
Our MGO ratings relate to the quality, purity and medicinal strength of the manuka honey. Each batch is vigorously tested by the University of The Sunshine Coast to ensure our MGO ratings are 100% accurate.
All manuka honey over 100 MGO+ , is beneficial to your health. Which MGO rating you need depends on your goals for consuming Manuka. For full max health benefits, go for our 1100+ however if you are of sound health, you may benefit best from our 120+, 300+ or 550+ MGO.
Why Choose Bee2 Honey
With 15 years experience, we have earned the trust of our customers with the exceptional quality of our Manuka honey.
100% of our honey is sourced from off-the-grid primary honey farmers, who have generations of beekeeping experience. All of our honey is tested by the university of sunshine coast, guaranteeing that our honey is the real deal. Pure, natural, BEAUTIFUL honey.
Storage Directions
Store Bee2 Honey in a cool, dark place at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, in a tightly sealed container, maintaining a dry environment, using clean utensils to avoid cross-contamination, rotating stock for freshness, and periodically checking for crystallisation while avoiding microwaving.
Sponsoring Aussie Athletes
We are proud to be partnering with some of your favourite Aussie athletes including the West Tigers NRL Team & Jacob Bradshaw Australian Professional Tennis player.
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MGO Health Benefits
Whether your at home or on the go. Just for you or want to share? We've got the perfect honey packs to suite your daily routine.
- Oral Health
- Antibacterial Properties
- Wound Healing & Anti-Inflammatory Effects
- Gastrointestinal Health
- Immune System Support
- Antioxidant Activity & Respiratory Health
- Anti-Cancer Properties
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Honey FAQs
All product related frequently asked questions.
What are the benefits of honey?
Honey has a number of health benefits, including:
- It is a natural sweetener that can help to reduce your intake of processed sugar.
- It is a good source of antioxidants, which can help to protect your cells from damage.
- It has antibacterial and antifungal properties, which can help to boost your immune system.
Is honey healthy to eat daily?
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.
How do I know if my honey is pure?
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.