In short
Pure honey comes first in the HoneyPower line-up and shares its name with the product. The brand describes it as a natural energy and vitality booster.*
From flower to jar
Bees collect nectar from flowers and turn it into honey inside the hive. People have eaten honey for thousands of years, both as food and in traditional home remedies.
Its color and taste depend on the flowers the bees visited.
What honey is made of
Honey is mostly natural sugars, such as fructose and glucose, plus a little water and tiny traces of other plant compounds. That is why it is often seen as a quick, natural source of energy in food.
How much honey sits in each capsule is not printed on the pages we reviewed, so check your bottle’s supplement facts.
Why it leads the label
On the brand’s account, honey is the friendly, familiar start of the formula, with the roots and herbs that follow doing more specialized jobs.* It also ties the capsule to the honeycomb look of the bottle.
We pass the brand’s description along as written.
Working with the others
Next on the label is Panax ginseng, a classic energy root. Later comes black pepper extract, which the brand lists for absorption. Read the label as a team rather than a single star.
A simple overview is in the six-ingredient label.
In your routine
Take HoneyPower as your bottle directs, ideally with a meal and water. See the daily routine page for easy habit ideas.
Next stop
Continue to Panax ginseng.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. HoneyPower is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Adults with a medical condition or on medication should ask a doctor first.