Pollen Counts

High Desert Bee Pollen 1 lbs

• High Desert – Bee Pollen – 1 Lb.

Bee Pollen is 100% American Bee Pollen. Most Bee Pollen on the market is imported. Imported Bee Pollen is dried, baked, and possibly irradiated. Bee Pollen is fresh produce and handling is critical for this living product.



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Image by Martin LaBar
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