MGO 1282+
Excellent quality honey, excellent taste, highly recommended for the winter period! – Anonymous
Winter is when your body works the hardest.
Colder days, indoor heating, and everyday winter bugs mean your system is always on alert.
Don’t waste another winter feeling average.
Our premium Manuka honey is naturally rich in MGO — a compound unique to New Zealand Manuka — and trusted by wellness seekers every winter for its naturally powerful properties.
Add it to your daily routine for comfort, nourishment, and winter-long support, so you can feel your best and enjoy every season.
How to Choose Your MGO Strength
Short guide:
MGO 514+ | UMF 15:
Daily wellness
MGO 829+ | UMF 20+:
Stronger support for winter
MGO 1122+ and above:
Premium-grade, high-strength Manuka for when symptoms are acute.
REVIEWS
Customer testimonials
REVIEWS
Customer testimonials
MGO 1122+
“I’ve been taking this honey every morning for a year or so. This past winter/flu season was illness-free – first time in several years. No flu, URI, nothing… I attribute my illness-free winter to this wonderful honey.”
MGO 829+
“I highly recommend this Manuka Honey over other brands. Rich and flavorful. I was healthy all winter without a cold or infection.”
What does UMF™ mean?
UMF™ is the abbreviation for ‘Unique Manuka Factor’, a trustworthy standard of measure established by the Unique Manuka Factor Honey Association (UMFHA). It was set up to give consumers confidence that what they're buying is the real deal and is the strictest honey accreditation programme in the world.
The UMF™ grading system measures natural markers found in manuka honey and assures quality, purity, and authenticity. This system is also compliant with New Zealand's Ministry for Primary Industry’s labelling guidelines for manuka honey. To get certified with a UMF™ grade, a batch of honey needs to be independently tested by UMFHA.
For more information about UMF™, visit www.umf.org.nz or have a read through our blog article below:
What is MGO?
MGO stands for methylglyoxal. It is the main active compound found in manuka honey and is responsible for much of its antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory activity. Although not a technical grading system, methylglyoxal is often used as a way of displaying potency and is measured in milligrams per kilogram of manuka honey.
It can be measured alongside UMF™, which is the more robust grading system we use. We find that sharing both numbers is helpful for our customers, as it helps them to understand the different grades and what they mean. For example, a UMF™ 15+ manuka honey is equivalent to MGO 514+.
For more information about MGO, check out our dedicated articles below:
