Powered by nature and obsessively tested, we use potent ingredients—like propolis, pollen, and royal jelly—and steer clear of added chemicals.

We source the highest-quality ingredients and we never water them down with artificial extras. We borrow from nature’s pharmacy. Pure and simple.

We never overharvest from our hives. We never feed our bees anything but their own products. We always ensure that our green apiaries are remote and far from harmful chemicals.

Since honey bees travel far and wide and could be exposed to pesticides, ​we commit to third-party pesticide testing​ to triple check that our hives and our remedies are pesticide-free.

Always free of artificial colors & preservatives, fillers, alcohol, gluten, GMOs, and refined sugars.

We love to talk about sourcing. All of our products come from small-scale, remote apiaries primarily across Canada and the US, as well as exotic regions around the world such as the Brazilian rainforest. We work with our apiary partners to ensure that our bee products are sustainably-sourced and of the highest quality. We always put the health of the bees first.

Every third bite of food you eat comes from the bees. Without them, we’d lose apples, almonds, cucumbers, blueberries, broccoli, cauliflower, and more if the bees disappear. And that’s just _one_ of the many consequences of losing our buzzing yellow friends.

There is rarely a correlation between allergies to bee stings (bee venom) and bee products. _However_, we always recommend consulting with a health professional in situations like this. Your safety is our number-one priority.

Our products are not certified organic, but we do third-party test _all_ of our formulas for pesticides and heavy metals to ensure that we only bottle the very best ingredients.
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            Because bees fly and forage from areas far outside the certified organic radius, this certification doesn't have the same importance when you’re buying bee products as it does when you’re buying produce. What’s more, most small, sustainable beekeepers can't afford the certification process. The larger, commercial beekeepers who can pay for the certification don’t always practice sustainable beekeeping or treat their bees like family (as we do). Consider that food for thought next time you’re buying honey or clean medicines made with honey.