Wedderspoon Premium Manuka Honey Active 16+

Wedderspoon Premium Manuka Honey Active 16+

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Widderspoon Premium Manuka Honey Active 16+ that call as Widderspoon Honey On The Go contain a hundred percent Raw, Organic 16+ Manuka Honey

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Product Description

Size: 4.2 oz
Our new Manuka on the Go is the perfect alternative for today's busy lifestyle. Conveniently packaged in boxes of twenty four individual teaspoon-sized servings, the sachets are excellent for taking with you on the plane, adding a healthy treat to children lunches, or providing that further boost energy while hiking or hitting the slopes.
Product Details
Size: 4.2 oz

    Product Dimensions: 3.5 x 2 x 3.8 inches ; 1.3 ounces
    Shipping Weight: 10.1 ounces
    ASIN: B007O7551Q
    UPC: 094922479976
    Item model number: WED79976

Widderspoon Premium Manuka Honey active 16+ customer reviews
Widderspoon Premium Manuka Honey Active 16+ is a wonderful quality Manuka Honey product. There is a bit of confusion over the UMF, MGO and OMA rating factor. UMF is {the a uniqness and trademarked. OMA is Wedderspoon's own rating system for determining activity inside the raw honey. From my reading it seems to be pretty equitable to UMF. As for usage, I actually have 2 jars of this honey. I used Widderspoon premium Manuka honey Active 16+ the primary on my wife's wounds following MOHS surgery for removal of skin cancer. The results were so amazing and also the surgeon and plastic surgeon each asked what we were using to allow the wounds to heal up so quickly with minimal scarring. There was also a staph infection as a result of the surgery that honey took care of additionally. It takes a bit of diligence to make sure daily dressing changes with fresh honey, however the results pay off. I ended up pre-soaking gauze with the honey and sandwiching between two layers of plastic wrap to make more manageable "bandages". Basic method: Clean wound with Hydrogen Peroxide, follow with colloidal silver in nebulizer, then drizzle honey into wound and cover wound with pre-soaked gauze pad. The last bit is to cover the pre-soaked pad with a water-resistant dressing like  Telfa-style pad to minimize oozing onto clothing/bedding. There are also larger waterproof wound dressings with silver-impregnated which may be a sensible combination. Main plan is to reduce air area and keep honey in constant contact with wound bed.

If this all sounds new, do some analysis on honey for wound care at the University of Waikato in New Zealand courtesy of Dr. Peter Molan.

Note, this honey isn't "sterilized" via gamma radiation (that isn't supposed to minimize activity within the honey like pasteurization) however remains highly effective. Honey is proof against most any spoilage because of its activity and also the sterilization method is simply an additional step some honey manufacturer's take (Comvita or Summerglow) to be ready to sell their products as medical devices in the US. It can enable the honey to be FDA-approved. Check out Medihoney dressings. BTW, I actually have also used this topically on oral cancer sores with nice impact! I actually have tried nearly all Manuka honey brands from NZ as I visit usually and realize this to be a nice possibility for those people who would like a high-quality active raw Manuka honey without paying a load for shipping up the things from down under.