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Two flavoured 5 g packets, added to your cart freeOne serving is ½ teaspoon (about 3.5 g). Measure it with a dry spoon or the honey dipper.
A 50g jar holds about 14 servings.
Who should skip it: under 18; pregnant or breastfeeding; heart conditions, slow or irregular heartbeat, low blood pressure; heart or blood-pressure medication; honey or pollen allergy.
Analysed by Eurofins Food Integrity Control Services GmbH in Ritterhude, Germany. Report AR-26-TH-001629-01, 2 February 2026, LC-MS method.
View the full lab report (PDF)
Grayanotoxin levels vary naturally between harvests. That's why we publish the measured number and keep the serving at ½ teaspoon.
Most people describe a warm, settled calm within 30–90 minutes that eases off over a few hours. It's more “long exhale” than “whoa”.
Everyone reacts differently. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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100% raw honey. Nothing added, never heated, unfiltered. Product of Nepal.
Cut from the wild cliff combs of Apis laboriosa, the Himalayan giant honey bee, by Gurung honey hunters in Lamjung, Gorkha and Kaski. Contains naturally occurring grayanotoxins from rhododendron nectar.
Per 50 g: energy 160 kcal · protein 0.4 g · carbohydrate 39.6 g, of which sugars 30.1 g · fat <0.1 g, of which saturated <0.1 g · salt <0.01 g.
Contains honey and natural pollen. Packed and distributed by Ivory Herbals LLC, Texas, USA. Best before April 2030.
Mad honey, called rato maha (“red honey”) in Nepali, is made from the nectar of certain rhododendron flowers. That nectar contains natural compounds called grayanotoxins, which is what makes it different from ordinary honey and why the serving is so small.
It has been known for more than 2,000 years. Ancient Greek writers described its effects, and Gurung communities in Nepal have harvested cliff honey for generations.
In the US, mad honey is sold as a food and isn't a controlled substance under federal law. For adults 18+.
Rato maha means red honey in Nepali. It isn't made in a hive or on a farm. Twice a year, Gurung honey hunters in Lamjung, Gorkha and Kaski light a smoke fire below the cliff, climb down a hand-woven rope ladder and cut part of the wild comb of Apis laboriosa, the world's largest honey bee, which forages on high-altitude rhododendron. The rest of the comb stays so the colony can recover. The honey is hand-pressed, strained, never heated, and sealed in this jar. The scene on the lid shows the hunters at the cliff edge, feeding out the ladder before the climb.
See the traditional honey harvest and the people behind each careful climb.
A closer look at the harvest
Everyone's a little different, so take half a teaspoon and wait.
A warm, calming wave that helps you unwind.
A soft, easy lift in mood. Never overwhelming.
Settled and present, without the brain fog.
One ingredient: raw honey from the cliffs of Nepal.
This honey is analysed by Eurofins Food Integrity Control Services in Ritterhude, Germany, part of one of the world's largest accredited food-testing networks. We publish the measured figure rather than a potency claim, because grayanotoxin content varies naturally between harvests, and it's why one serving is half a teaspoon.
| Red Mad Honey | Supermarket Honey | Untested Imports | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proof of strength: named lab and report number | ✓ | — | — |
| Origin named: Lamjung, Gorkha and Kaski, Nepal | ✓ | — | — |
| 100% raw, never heated | ✓ | — | — |
| Ships from the US, no customs | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| 30-day money-back guarantee | ✓ | — | — |
Cliff-harvested, lab-tested and shipped from Texas, with 30 days to change your mind.
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