# Honeytide Reviews (Clearline)

> Independent editorial review of Honeytide, a 30 mL liquid dietary supplement marketed for blood sugar support.
> Published by Clearline, an independent supplement-review publication based in Minneapolis, MN. Clearline does not
> make or sell Honeytide and is not affiliated with it.

## Verdict
- Editorial score: 1.3 / 5.
- Six ingredients named, no doses; no named study; company unclear; refund conditions inconsistent.

## Ingredients (as named by the page; no amounts published)
Chromium picolinate, gymnema leaf extract, African mango seed extract, green tea leaf extract, maca root extract, Panax ginseng extract.

## Key findings
- NIH ODS: results for chromium and blood sugar in type 2 diabetes are mixed; chromium may add to insulin and metformin effects and raise the risk of low blood sugar.
- NIH NCCIH: evidence for most diabetes supplements is lacking; supplements should never replace proven diabetes treatment.
- CDC: diabetes has no cure; management includes lifestyle changes and medicine taken as prescribed.
- Listed prices: $79 (2 bottles, $158), $69 (3, $207), $49 (6, $294); crossed-out totals imply an unverified $179 original price.
- 60-day guarantee advertised; page also requires at least 30 days of use in one section.
- The FDA does not approve dietary supplements; an "FDA Approved" seal is in the supplied assets.

## Caveats
We did not lab-test the product or see its Supplement Facts panel. Not medical advice. Seller links are affiliate links.

## Pages
- https://honeytidereviews.com/
- https://honeytidereviews.com/our-testing-process/