How to Spot Fake Mad Honey (without getting played)
Okay, this is maybe a dumb question, but I've been trying to buy mad honey for like three weeks and every site I land on gives me the same weird vibe?? like lots of caps lock, countdown timers, calling it "forbidden" like I'm buying contraband lol I don't actually know how to tell what's real anymore. not asking for lab reports, just like. the normal person version. What red flags should I actually look for (no brand names please, not trying to start drama)
countdown timers 💀 instant no from me
If the website sounds like a movie trailer for a heist film, run. That's basically my whole filter
But isn't that just bad marketing? Like, not proof the product is actually fake?
Yeah, fair point actually. Bad marketing ≠ fake product. But in my experience, the scammy ones almost always come with a bunch of signs together, not just one. cringe ads AND hiding basic sourcing info AND implying it'll fix your life. You rarely see one red flag in isolation
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