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Nature’s triple treasure for those who dare to explore.
Curious about dosage, effects, or safety? We've got you covered.
1-2 tablespoons on an empty stomach.
For daily use we recommend 1 teaspoon in the morning and/or 1 teaspoon before going to bed.
If you eat too much you can get sick, nauseous, and dizzy. Eating something sweet can help. If the complaints persist we recommend to contact a doctor and tell them you have taken grayanotoxins.
For recreational usage: Yes, if you do not have any experience with similar substances we advise to be careful. For health benefits a teaspoon is perfectly safe.
Mad Honey is surrounded by stories and traditions that make it truly unique. For some, it’s part of an intimate ritual, for others a playful experience to share with friends. Many describe it as a mindful pause in a busy day or as part of their evening ritual. The way it is experienced differs from person to person, which is why it has carried such a legendary reputation for centuries.
It has a mild intoxicating effect, which lasts for about 3 hours.
For centuries, Mad Honey has been part of stories, rituals, and traditions shared between lovers. We make no medical claims – it’s simply a rare delicacy with a legendary reputation.
About 30 to 45 minutes.
If you eat too much you can get sick, nauseous, and dizzy. Eating something sweet can help. If the complaints persist we recommend to contact a doctor and tell them you have taken grayanotoxins.
We advise not to eat more than two tablespoons, especially without any experience with this product.
We advise to consult with medical expert first.
If you feel getting sick or dizzy we advise to lay down and eat something sweet. Do not think about it as this will make it worse for yourself (you will get sick). If you think you might be in danger contact a medical expert as soon as possible and tell them you have eaten honey which is containing grayanotoxins.
