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Not all Manuka honey is created equal, even when the jars look almost the same on the shelf. Some brands chase high MGO numbers. Others lean on UMF certification, raw processing, or where the honey comes from. Once you start comparing labels side by side, things get confusing fast. Which differences actually matter? Start with the basics: where did the honey come from, how did the brand measure its strength, did an independent lab test the batch, and how much does the company actually tell you about what is in the jar? According to the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration), honey sold with implied health or antibacterial claims is subject to federal labeling requirements, and consumers should look for products that provide transparent sourcing, independent testing, and accurate potency information rather than relying on unsubstantiated marketing terms. We reviewed 10 Manuka honey brands — here is what we found, plus everything you need to know before you buy.

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