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Sunday 16 February

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FAQs

We put together some of the most common questions people ask us and we answer them to the best of our knowledge. If you feel your question has not been answered, please get in touch with us here.




What is raw honey?

Raw honey is not processed, heated or filtered. Raw honey contains all its vitamins and powerful antioxidants.

Why is my honey solid / crystallised?

Most honey will crystallize over time, this does not mean honey has gone bad! This is actually a good sign of high quality honey. Processed honey tends to take much longer to crystallise. It’s fairly simple to turn your honey back to liquid again by warming it. We recommend placing the jar of honey in a warm (NOT hot) bowl of water. This allows the honey to slowly warm up and turn back into liquid.

How long can my honey last?

Honey can literally last forever. Providing you store your honey correctly and avoid food particles getting inside the jar. We recommend storing your honey in a cool, dark and dry place.

Honey is a supersaturated solution and, therefore, if kept properly stored, will never spoil! Also, honey has an acidic pH and contains hydrogen peroxide, which helps prevent spoilage. Bees are incredible creatures!

However, just like many other food products which contain sugar and amino acids, honey undergo a natural “caramelization” process called Maillard Reaction. Over time, the honey color will darken, and the flavors will slightly change, becoming more caramelized. That’s the reason why food stores require an expiration date for honey.

Whats the difference between raw and uprocesed honey?

The definition of raw honey should be very simple: as it is in the hive. Raw honey still contains all micronutrients like vitamins and minerals. It should never be filtered and/or heated above the hive’s average internal temperature. 

Any honey that has been treated in a way which alters its physics-chemical composition can be considered a processed honey.

How is Nimah’s Honey Company sustainable brand?

At Nimah’s Honey Company, we aim to be as sustainable as possible. All of our packagings is recyclable and we encourage you to re-use your honey jars.

We ensure our local beekeepers never exploit the bee and take all their honey, we always ensure they leave enough honey for the bees over the rainy season. Given the right conditions, bees are extremely hard working and will produce more honey than they can use over the raining season.

Why should my 1 year old/ less infant not be given honey?

Raw honey is a natural product and might contain microbes that can be harmful for the child’s still developing immune and digestive systems. Older children and adults digestive system is strong enough to deal with these microbes.

It's easy to get started!

Whether you’re a first-time online shopper or a seasoned customer, this quick guide will get you started in no time.

1 - Find your perfect pair

Browse our Screen glassesSunglasses, Eyeglasses or Accessories pages and use our handy filters to narrow down your search. All glasses include a FREE hard case, and cleaning cloth, soft pouches and other accessories.

2- Customize Your Lenses

Choose between getting our standard blue-light blocking or anti-glare frames or choose between our standard, anti-glare, photochromic, hybrid, blue cut or Crizal Prevenzia lens coatings/ add-on followed by more details about your prescription or you can simply upload an image of your prescription if you have one. 

3- Complete Your Order

Once you place your order you’ll be able to follow its journey through our customer support team and via SMS until it gets to your doorstep.

Need Help?

We’re available by phone (‭0814 688 3991‬) every day from 9 a.m.–8 p.m.

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