Bee Pollen is a mixture of flower pollen, nectar and secretions naturally combined by worker bees.

The result is highly nutritious, small balls of deliciousness packed with vitamins and minerals that can be eaten by the handful or sprinkled over food.

Other bee byproducts like honey or royal jelly typically do not include bee pollen and its unique health benefits.

Bee Pollen is extremely nutritious

Bee Pollen is one of the most nutrient-dense foods on the planet, packed with vitamins and minerals, and is extremely high in antioxidants. Just one teaspoon contains over 2.5 billion grains of flower pollen!

It is considered a complete food due to its complex and beneficial nutrient and mineral makeup, with a combination of carbohydrates, lipids, and protein. It is rich in vitamins A, C, D, E, K and the majority of B-complex vitamins.

Bee Pollen is also an excellent slow-release, caffeine-free energy source, making it a great addition to your morning meals.

It’s important to note that if you have sensitivity to bees or bee byproducts, or suffer from allergic reactions, you should talk to a doctor before incorporating bee pollen into your diet.

The best Bee Pollen comes from Western Australia, where low pollution and a diversity of flowers means the pollen is more nutritionally complete.

Certified Organic signifies that our Bee Pollen is independently audited to ensure the bees do not come into contact with any chemicals of any kind when they are gathering pollen.

Our pollen is never heated above the temperature of the flowers in the sun.

As our pollen is 100% Australian, it is never subjected to import treatments such as irradiation.

Boost your mornings with Bee Pollen

Bee Pollen is best taken in the morning as it can be quite energising.

Using Bee Pollen is easy – eat straight from the pack, add to a smoothie or sprinkle over yoghurt or muesli.

Bee Pollen is safe for most people to eat, with no known adverse side effects. We recommend checking with your health care practitioner before making any changes to your diet.

People with allergies to bees or bee products should not consume Bee Pollen. Symptoms of an allergic reaction include swelling, itching or shortness of breath.