Posts

Showing posts with the label honeycitysg

[Product Review] Protect yourself and your family against COVID-19

Image
Thank you SENIORCARE / HONEYCITYSG for sending over your products!   I have been a regular user of hand-gel sanitizer. During this period, I use it much more often a day, and this has made my hands feel dehydrated. Thankfully, I was gifted with the Sterile-X HX Anti-Virus & Bacteria Hand Sanitizer Spray. It has a skin-friendly formula that includes aloe vera extraction and a pleasant lavender scent. While it does contain a 70% alcohol content, I find that it doesn't have a strong alcohol smell!      It is safe to use for both children and the elderly. The formula is fast-absorbing and evaporating, so as soon as you spray it onto your hands, there won’t be any sticky residue. It is also comes in portable travel sizes which fits well in any handbag! I love the convenience it brings in moisturizing hands and keeping them germ-free! For more information on hand sanitizers, please click the link and check it out!     ...

[HoneyCitySG] Simple dessert fix

Image
HoneyCity is a health food retail store, and is the fastest growing online source for Manuka Honey! They carry to New Zealand UMF® Manuka Honey brands such as Comvita, Kare, Taku and Onuku as well as other health foods such as Australian Chia Seeds to help improve your health and strengthen your immune system. I am delighted to receive two popular products from them - Comvita UMF 10+ Manuka Honey and HoneyCity Black Chia Seeds Comvita is the world’s largest manufacturer of premium UMF Manuka Honey, and is produced in New Zealand. You can rest easy with Comvita as their honey is genuine UMF certified manuka honey.  The Honey is in an unprocessed state, and is a high energy and natural food that is made by Honeybees. There are no additives or preservatives needed to keep the honey fresh! It also contains vitamins and mineral traces that are vital to life! The Manuka trees are one of the finest types of evergreen trees that are native to New Zeala...