Human research & reviews
Novel Use of Active Leptospermum Honey for Ringed Fixator Pin Site Care in Diabetic Charcot Deformity Patients.
Authors: Lazarides AL et al.
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Study design
human clinical study
Wound-care research
Tested material
Study-specific medical-grade honey, dressing, eye-care or oral preparation described by the publication; not The 3 Beez retail food product.
Limitations
Results apply only to the named preparation, population, dose and protocol; sample size, blinding and follow-up should be considered before generalising.
Funding & conflicts
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Manuka Drops Limited did not conduct or sponsor this work. It did not test The 3 Beez retail product unless the original source explicitly says so. This is research context, not treatment advice.
Scientific reference
Lazarides AL et al. (2018). Novel Use of Active Leptospermum Honey for Ringed Fixator Pin Site Care in Diabetic Charcot Deformity Patients.. Foot & ankle specialist. https://doi.org/10.1177/1938640017709907
Editorial record
Responsible publisher: Manuka Drops Limited. Record updated: 2026-08-28. Retraction check recorded: 2026-08-16. Retraction status: checked-no-retraction-signal. Editorial status: pending. Read the methodology.