Bee bread + royal jelly + propolis
Bee Bread PowderBee Bread, Royal Jelly and Propolis Sachets
Bee bread, royal jelly, and propolis in one daily sachet. Stir it into yogurt, oats, or a smoothie.
- 2,500 mg freeze-dried bee bread, pollen bees pack and ferment in the comb
- 500 mg freeze-dried royal jelly, the food bees make for their queen
- 500 mg propolis extract, the resin bees use to seal the hive
- 30 daily sachets - tear, pour, mix into smoothies, yogurt, or oats
90-day money-back. Easy daily sachet. Not a subscription.
- Fast US ShippingArrives in 3-8 business days
- Maker's Lab ReportMetals and microbes, on our Lab Reports page
- Simple FormulaBee bread, royal jelly, propolis + vitamin C
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A small habit from the hive.
A small daily habit from the hive. Not a medicine.
Results vary. Consistency matters.
What's in Bee Bread Powder
Three hive ingredients in one small daily serving.
Fermented bee bread
Bee bread is pollen that bees pack into the comb with nectar and enzymes. It ferments there, a bit like yogurt. It naturally contains protein, B vitamins, minerals, and plant polyphenols. One sachet adds small amounts, not a full day's worth.
Royal jelly
Royal jelly is the milky food worker bees make for the queen. It contains unique proteins called MRJPs and a fatty acid called 10-HDA. Research in people is early and mixed.
Propolis, the hive's sealant
Bees collect tree resin to seal and protect the hive. Propolis is full of plant polyphenols. Most research on it is in labs and animals, so we don't promise immune results.
Simple daily habit
Each box has 30 single-serve sachets. Tear one open and stir it into a smoothie, yogurt, or oats.
What's in it for you
Three hive ingredients, measured out for you.
Fermented pollen, ready to stir in
2,500 mg freeze-dried bee bread per sachet.
Royal jelly
500 mg freeze-dried royal jelly per sachet. A traditional hive food in Europe and Asia.
Propolis + vitamin C
500 mg propolis extract plus 12 mg vitamin C (13% Daily Value).
No-measure habit
30 single-serve sachets. Tear, mix, done.
Is Bee Bread right for you?
Made for people who like simple daily habits.
- Want bee bread without chewing hard granules
- Already use greens or hydration products
- Like smoothies, yogurt, or oats
- Prefer sachets over scoops
- Want bee bread, royal jelly, and propolis together
- Are allergic to pollen, bees, honey, or propolis
- Have asthma or strong hay fever (ask your doctor first)
- Are pregnant, breastfeeding, or buying for a child
- Take warfarin or another blood thinner
- Want a quick fix
How to use Bee Bread Powder
Start small, then 1 sachet a day.
Start small
First time? Start with a pinch, about a quarter sachet. Stop if you get itching, swelling, or wheezing.
Mix
Stir into a smoothie, yogurt, oatmeal, or cereal. Don't cook it.
Build up
Build up to 1 sachet a day. Give it a few weeks and see how it fits your routine.
What's inside each sachet
Three bee foods plus vitamin C.
Freeze-dried bee bread - 2,500 mg
Pollen bees pack and ferment in the comb. Tangy, earthy, a little sweet.
Lyophilized royal jelly - 500 mg
Freeze-dried royal jelly. The maker standardizes it to 5% 10-HDA.
Propolis extract - 500 mg
Resin bees collect from tree buds to seal the hive. Naturally high in polyphenols.
Vitamin C - 12 mg
12 mg, 13% of the Daily Value. Your body uses vitamin C every day.
Rice hull fiber
Listed in the supplier's ingredient spec but not on the current label image. A natural carrier that keeps the powder flowing.
Supplement Facts
Here's the label. One sachet is one serving.
Made in Latvia. The maker follows ISO 22000 and HACCP food-safety principles. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Powder sachets vs loose granules
Most bee bread is sold as hard granules. Here's how our sachets compare.
- Pre-measured 4 g sachets
- Stirs into yogurt or smoothies
- No hard granules to chew
- Adds royal jelly and propolis
- Easy to travel with
- You measure each time
- Hard, chewy pieces
- Strong sour taste on its own
- Bee bread only
- Less processed, if that matters to you
Try it with low risk
Without a wall of reviews yet, this is how we make a first try of Bee Bread feel safe.
90-day money-back promise
Try Bee Bread for up to 90 days. Not for you? Email us and we refund your first one, even if it's opened. Unopened extras can come back for a refund too.
Not a subscription trap
One-time purchase is the default. Subscribe only if you want it. Cancel anytime.
Clear about testing
The maker's lab checks metals and microbes. Read the report on our Lab Reports page.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you buy.
What is bee bread?
Bee bread is pollen that honey bees pack into the comb with nectar and their own enzymes. It ferments there, a bit like yogurt or sauerkraut. Bees feed it to their young. It's also called perga or ambrosia. It tastes tangy, earthy, and a little sweet.
How do I take it?
Start with a pinch the first time, then build up to one 4 g sachet a day. Stir it into yogurt, a smoothie, oats, or cereal. Don't cook it.
Who should not take it?
Skip it if you are allergic to pollen, bee stings, honey, royal jelly, or propolis. Royal jelly has caused severe asthma attacks and allergic reactions, in rare cases fatal. If you have asthma, hay fever, or take a blood thinner like warfarin, talk to your doctor first. Not for pregnancy, breastfeeding, or children. First time? Start with a pinch.
Can I stack with Greens?
Yes. Bee Bread, Greens, and Hydromend can be taken the same day.
Is this a subscription?
No. One-time purchase is the default. If Subscribe & Save is offered, you can choose it. You are never forced into a subscription to buy Bee Bread.
How fast does shipping take?
Most US orders arrive in about 3-8 business days after they ship. You will get tracking when the order goes out.
What if I do not feel a difference?
Email us within 90 days of delivery. We refund your first one of each product, even if it's opened, and you keep it. Send back any unopened extras for a refund too. Shipping fees may not be refunded.
Does this replace food, sleep, or training?
No. Bee Bread is a small daily food habit, not a replacement for sleep, real food, or movement.
Bee bread vs bee pollen: what's the difference?
Bee pollen is the fresh pellets bees carry into the hive. Bee bread is that pollen after bees pack it into the comb and it ferments. Bee bread tastes more sour, and lab studies suggest fermentation breaks down the tough pollen walls. There's no human absorption data yet.
What does the research say?
Bee bread, royal jelly, and propolis contain protein, B vitamins, minerals, and polyphenols. Human studies are few and small. One trial in 12 runners used 20 g of bee bread a day, 8 times our dose. So we sell it as a daily hive food, not a treatment.
What does it taste like, and where is it made?
Tangy, earthy, and a little sweet. Most people like it best in yogurt or a fruit smoothie. It's made in Latvia.
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