The Details
Premium Melipona Honey, sourced from small, family-owned apiaries in Yucatán, is 100% pure, unprocessed, and naturally rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. Produced by native stingless Melipona bees—revered by the Mayan civilization for centuries—this rare honey is treasured for its distinct flavor and cultural heritage.
These drops are used to soothe irritated eyes, reduce redness, and combat bacterial infections like conjunctivitis. Their natural antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties make them a gentle yet powerful solution for promoting eye health and speeding up the healing of minor eye injuries.
For over 2,000 years, the Maya have cherished Melipona honey, known locally as Jimerito, as a sacred gift from nature. Produced by stingless Melipona bees, this rare honey is deeply woven into their culture and traditions.They used Melipona honey as a natural remedy for eye infections, wound healing, and soothing skin conditions. Beyond its medicinal uses, it played a central role in spiritual ceremonies and offerings to their gods, symbolizing purity and a connection to the natural world.
Traditional Use Instructions for Melipona Honey Eye Drops
How Has It Traditionally Been Used?
Melipona honey has been regarded as a sacred substance among the Maya people of Central America. For generations, it has been traditionally applied to the eyes for its natural properties. Below is a description of how it has historically been used:
Traditional Application Steps
- Always begin with clean hands to prevent introducing contaminants to your eyes.
- Find a calm, restful position with your head tilted back or lying down flat.
- Using a clean dropper, place 1 to 2 drops of Melipona honey into each eye.
This is most often done at night. - After application, softly close your eyes to allow the honey to spread over the surface.
- Use a clean tissue or cotton pad to remove any honey that may run onto your cheeks or eyelids.
Disclaimer
This product and its suggested use have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information provided is not medical advice and should not be interpreted as such. We are simply sharing how Melipona honey has been traditionally used by Indigenous Maya communities for over 2,000 years.
Instructions in Spanish
La miel de Melipona ha sido considerada una sustancia sagrada entre los pueblos mayas de América Central. Durante generaciones, se ha aplicado tradicionalmente en los ojos por sus propiedades naturales.
1. Lavar bien las manos. Siempre comienza con las manos limpias para evitar introducir contaminantes en los ojos.
2. Recostarse o inclinar la cabeza hacia atrás. Busca una posición tranquila y cómoda con la cabeza inclinada hacia atrás o acostada completamente.
3. Aplicar 1–2 gotas en cada ojo. Usando un gotero limpio, coloca de 1 a 2 gotas de miel de Melipona en cada ojo. Esto suele hacerse por la noche.
4. Cerrar los ojos suavemente. Después de la aplicación, cierra los ojos con suavidad para permitir que la miel se extienda sobre la superficie ocular.
5. Retirar el exceso. Utiliza un pañuelo de papel o un algodón limpio para quitar cualquier resto de miel que pueda correr por las mejillas o los párpados.
- Es común una sensación de ardor o escozor, que suele durar entre 30 y 60 segundos.
- La intensidad de esta sensación puede variar mucho de una persona a otra.
- El uso regular ha reducido el malestar con el tiempo en algunas personas.
- Se recomienda aplicar antes de dormir para que los ojos descansen durante la noche.
- Se deben antes de la aplicación y no volver a colocarlos hasta el día siguiente.
