Mad Honey
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Mad honey is a rare type of honey made by bees that collect nectar from certain species of rhododendron flowers. This nectar contains naturally occurring compounds called grayanotoxins, which can produce psychoactive effects when consumed in specific amounts.
The term “mad” comes from the honey’s unusual effects on the mind and body. Historically, it was known to cause feelings of lightheadedness, euphoria, or mild hallucinations when taken in larger quantities. Some ancient cultures even used it for ritualistic or medicinal purposes.
Yes, Mad Honey is legal in most parts of the world, including the United States, as long as it meets regulatory standards and is consumed responsibly. Our products use carefully sourced, lab-tested Mad Honey to ensure quality and compliance.
In small, controlled doses—like those found in gummies—Mad Honey is generally considered safe for healthy adults. However, consuming too much may lead to symptoms like nausea or dizziness. Always follow serving recommendations and consult your doctor if you have health concerns or take medications.
Mad Honey has a slightly bitter, earthy taste with floral undertones. It's thicker and darker than most commercial honeys and often has a more intense, herbal flavor.
Most authentic Mad Honey is harvested from remote mountainous regions, particularly in Nepal and Turkey, where bees have access to rhododendron-rich environments.
Some people report a subtle psychoactive or relaxing effect from Mad Honey, especially in higher doses. However, the experience is often described as more mellow than a typical “high.” Our gummies are designed for a smooth, manageable experience.
The effects can vary depending on dosage and individual tolerance, but they typically begin within 30–90 minutes and may last for several hours. Start with a low dose to understand how your body responds.