Himalayan Cliff Honey
Nepal harvests from Lamjung, Rukum, and Jajarkot; dated one-time prices with testing claims identified.
- Testing evidence
- Seller testing claim
- Format
- Regional honey jars and multi-jar options
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What is mad honey?
Mad honey is honey that can contain grayanotoxins from rhododendrons. It is associated with Nepal and Turkey, where it is known as deli bal. It differs from ordinary honey and can cause serious poisoning, including dangerously low blood pressure and heart rate.
Source: Poison Control · Safety reference · Updated
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Honey Nepal
Nepal seller with 30g pouches and 250g jars; current destination of the old Mad Honey Supply domain.
- Testing evidence
- Seller testing claim
- Format
- 30g pouches and jars; Red XXX product weight unconfirmed
Maddest Mad Honey
Nepal-origin 3.5oz sets and bundles; testing claims are seller-reported.
- Testing evidence
- Seller testing claim
- Format
- 3.5oz sets and two-set bundles
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Questions about mad honey brands and buying
What is mad honey? +
Mad honey is honey that can contain grayanotoxins from plants such as rhododendrons. It is associated with Nepal and Turkey, where it is also called deli bal. These toxins can cause serious poisoning. Read the Poison Control explanation before considering a purchase.
What is the best mad honey brand? +
A universal best brand cannot be established from seller websites. Compare the source of each claim, harvest information, product format, and whether a dated laboratory report identifies the batch being sold. Our brand directory shows the evidence available and the gaps.
Where can I buy mad honey online? +
Start with a brand profile to find the seller’s official website and dated source information. Our buying guide explains how to check destination rules, delivered cost, and returns. A shipping claim does not establish that import is permitted.
Is mad honey the same as manuka honey? +
No. Mad honey is associated with grayanotoxins from rhododendrons; mānuka honey comes from mānuka plants. They are different products with different safety considerations. See the mad honey versus mānuka comparison.
Does a lab-tested label prove honey is safe or authentic? +
A label alone does not establish either. Ask for the laboratory name, report date, matching batch number, analytes tested, units, and method. A general food-quality test or pollen analysis is not the same as a grayanotoxin measurement. We distinguish seller claims from documents we can inspect.
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