Looking for nutritious honey gummies that skip the corn syrup? Honey Drops are one of the cleanest gummy formats on the wellness shelf. GŪD Supply carries the Honey Drops lineup at our Miami location and online. This page walks through what they are, what is in the honey base, and how they compare to standard gummies.
You must be 21 or older to shop with GŪD Supply. Some Honey Drops varieties contain hemp-derived cannabinoids. The FDA has not approved CBD as a food additive. The FDA has also not evaluated these products to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Talk to a qualified medical professional before adding a new supplement to your routine. See also the FDA’s stated position on hemp-derived products.
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What Are Honey Drops?
Honey Drops are chewable nutritional gummies made by Brother’s Apothecary. The Portland, Oregon wellness brand was founded by brothers Shane Anderson and Jesse Richardson in 2015. The line stands out for one reason. It is sweetened with real organic wildflower honey. Most gummies on the shelf use corn syrup or tapioca syrup instead.
Each Honey Drop is small, chewy, and pre-measured. That means one drop is one serving. There is no guesswork.
The line breaks into two families. One is the CBD Honey Drops, which pair honey with full-spectrum hemp cannabinoids. The other is the Superfood Honey Drops, which pair honey with adaptogenic mushrooms and other nutrient-dense ingredients. Both use the same honey base.
Why Real Honey Matters in a Gummy
Most commercial gummies use corn syrup, tapioca syrup, cane sugar, and gelatin. Those ingredients are cheap and stable. They also strip out the natural profile of a sweetener.
Real honey is different. Honey is a whole food. A peer-reviewed article in Molecules reports that honey contains roughly 200 compounds. Sugars are the majority. Around 3 percent of honey by weight is made up of proteins, enzymes, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and polyphenols.
That composition is why “real honey” is more than a marketing line on a gummy label. It changes what you are actually eating.
Honey Drops use raw, lightly-strained Oregon wildflower honey as the number one ingredient. No corn syrup. No gelatin. That is the whole idea behind the product name.
What Is Actually Inside a Spoonful of Honey
Calling honey “nutritious” is not a stretch. According to USDA FoodData Central, honey contains small amounts of a wide range of nutrients. Here is the honest breakdown.
Vitamins and Minerals
Honey is not a vitamin pill. The amounts per serving are small. But raw honey does contain trace levels of B vitamins and vitamin C. It also includes minerals like potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, and zinc.
The specific profile depends on the flowers the bees visited. Wildflower honey pulls from many blossoms across a season. That gives it a more varied nutrient mix than single-source honeys. It is one reason nutritious honey from a mixed floral source often outperforms mass-produced honey on antioxidant tests.
Enzymes and Amino Acids
Raw honey carries live enzymes like diastase, invertase, and glucose oxidase. These enzymes come from the bees themselves. Refined honey often loses them during processing.
Honey also contains free amino acids. Proline is the most abundant. This is one reason lightly-processed honey has a fuller flavor than heavily-refined honey.
Polyphenols and Antioxidants
Polyphenols are plant compounds. They are found in fruits, teas, coffee, and honey. Multiple peer-reviewed studies have shown that honey contains phenolic acids and flavonoids that contribute measurable antioxidant activity in lab tests.
Darker honeys tend to have higher polyphenol content than lighter ones. Oregon wildflower honey falls in the middle range depending on the season.
None of this means honey replaces a balanced diet. It means honey is more than just a sweetener. The compounds are there in small amounts, and they are what make the “real honey” label meaningful.
The Honey Drops Lineup at GŪD Supply
Honey Drops come in a few flavor and formulation options. The lineup falls into two categories.
CBD Honey Drops
The CBD Honey Drops pair the honey base with full-spectrum hemp extract. Each drop carries CBD along with smaller amounts of CBG and CBN. The two main flavors are Lemon Ginger and Orange Turmeric.
- Lemon Ginger Honey Drops. Real honey, real lemon, and real ginger with full-spectrum hemp. Estimated cannabinoid content per drop is roughly 15mg CBD plus 5 to 7mg of CBG and CBN combined. Potency varies by batch since these are handcrafted in small runs.
- Orange Turmeric Honey Drops. Real honey with real orange, real turmeric, and a natural vitamin C coating from ascorbic acid. Same cannabinoid profile as the Lemon Ginger. This one carries a warmer, spiced flavor.
Both CBD Honey Drops use hemp with under 0.3 percent delta-9 THC. That keeps them federally compliant and legal under Florida’s state hemp program. They are non-intoxicating at label dosing.
Superfood Honey Drops
The Superfood Honey Drops swap cannabinoids for adaptogenic mushrooms and other whole-food extracts. There are no cannabinoids in these gummies. Flavors in the line include:
- Mango Mushroom. Sweet orange and mango with an 8-mushroom blend (Reishi, Lion’s Mane, Cordyceps, Chaga, Maitake, Turkey Tail, Agaricus, Shiitake) plus curcumin.
- Midnight Reishi. Sweet huckleberry with red reishi, chamomile, passionflower, and skullcap extracts.
- Sunshine Lion’s Mane. Lemon ginger flavor with lion’s mane, ginger, and B12.
- Vanilla Chai Cordyceps. Vanilla chai spice with cordyceps and lab-tested shilajit resin.
Honey Drops vs. Standard Corn-Syrup Gummies
Here is how Honey Drops compare to a typical mass-market gummy on the shelf.
| Feature | Honey Drops | Standard Corn-Syrup Gummy |
| Primary sweetener | Raw Oregon wildflower honey | Corn syrup or tapioca syrup |
| Binder | Fruit pectin | Gelatin or synthetic pectin |
| Color source | Real fruit and plant extracts | Artificial food dyes (common) |
| Nutrient profile | Trace vitamins, minerals, enzymes, polyphenols from honey | Effectively none |
| Ingredient list length | Short | Long |
| Certifications | Organic honey; lab-tested batches | Varies |
The differences add up. A gummy sweetened with nutritious honey is a different eating experience than one sweetened with corn syrup. That is true whether you pick a CBD version or a superfood version.
Who Are Honey Drops For?
Honey Drops fit a specific kind of shopper. Here is who they tend to work for:
- Adults who read ingredient labels and want fewer processed additives.
- People who already keep raw honey or organic pantry ingredients at home.
- Anyone looking for a pre-measured, portable format instead of measuring drops or capsules.
- Shoppers who prefer full-spectrum hemp with a food-first ingredient list.
- People building a daily wellness routine around whole-food-style supplements.
They are not for everyone. Anyone who avoids honey for dietary reasons should look elsewhere. Infants under one year should never eat honey, and Honey Drops are 21+ regardless. Anyone taking prescription medication or managing a health condition should speak with a qualified medical professional first. That applies before adding CBD, CBN, adaptogenic mushrooms, or any new supplement to a routine.
How to Buy Honey Drops in Miami
GŪD Supply serves Miami shoppers online and in person. You can order Honey Drops for shipping from anywhere Brother’s Apothecary ships. You can also visit the store.
Our Miami location sits close to several well-known neighborhoods. Shoppers coming from Wynwood, the Miami Design District, and Buena Vista find us easy to reach. Locals from Allapattah, Model City, Liberty City, Little River, El Portal, West Little River, and Brownsville stop in regularly. Visitors near Upper Buena Vista and the University of Miami Health District come through as well.
Nearby landmarks include the Shoppes of Liberty City and The Shops at Midtown Miami. The Little Haiti Cultural Complex and Caribbean Marketplace is close by. Travelers arriving at Miami International Airport can reach us quickly. Wynwood Walls sits within a short drive, and Jackson Memorial Hospital is close as well.
Full addresses and hours are on our Miami locations page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Honey Drops the same as regular CBD gummies? They are similar in format. They are different in ingredients. Honey Drops use real raw honey instead of corn syrup and use fruit pectin instead of gelatin. The CBD versions carry full-spectrum hemp with CBG and CBN alongside CBD, not just CBD alone.
Is the honey in Honey Drops raw and unfiltered? The honey is lightly strained to remove large particles. It keeps its natural profile of enzymes, pollen, and polyphenols. Brother’s Apothecary sources the honey from Oregon beekeepers.
Are Superfood Honey Drops psychoactive? No. The Superfood Honey Drops contain no cannabinoids. They contain adaptogenic mushrooms, real fruit, and honey. They are not intoxicating.
Do CBD Honey Drops contain THC? The CBD Honey Drops use full-spectrum hemp with under 0.3 percent delta-9 THC. That trace level is not enough to be intoxicating at label serving sizes. The products are federally compliant and legal in Florida under state hemp law.
Are Honey Drops lab tested? Yes. Every batch of CBD Honey Drops is third-party lab tested for cannabinoid content and contaminants. Batch codes appear on the container so you can look up the certificate of analysis.
How should I store Honey Drops? Store the container in a cool, dry place away from direct light. Heat and sunlight can soften the honey and degrade the cannabinoids or mushroom extracts over time. Refrigeration is optional but not required.
Can I take Honey Drops with other supplements? Talk to a qualified medical professional first. CBD, CBN, and adaptogenic mushrooms can interact with certain medications. This matters most for people managing chronic conditions or taking daily prescriptions.
Shop Honey Drops at GŪD Supply
Honey Drops are one of the cleanest gummy formats on the wellness shelf. Real Oregon wildflower honey. Real fruit. Real full-spectrum hemp or real mushroom extracts, depending on the flavor you pick. No corn syrup. No gelatin.
A reminder before you buy. You must be 21 or older to shop with GŪD Supply. The FDA has not approved CBD as a food additive. It has not evaluated these products to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Speak with a qualified medical professional before starting a new supplement.
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