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MGO 100+, 263+ and 500+: What Is the Difference?

Compare MGO 100+, MGO 263+ and MGO 500+ Manuka honey by rating, flavour position, jar sizes and Australian prices recorded on 28 October 2026.

Written byAustralian Honey Co. Editorial Team
Reviewed byAustralian Honey Co.
Updated
Reading time7 minutes

Short answer: The main difference is the minimum measured methylglyoxal level: 100, 263 or 500 mg/kg. In the Puspamrta range, MGO 100+ is the gentle entry point, MGO 263+ an everyday step up, and MGO 500+ the popular stronger option.

A quick comparison

All three are Australian Manuka honey; the labelled strength, flavour position and price differ.

  • MGO 100+ / NPA 6+: gentle start; 250g $19.99 or 500g $29.99
  • MGO 263+ / NPA 10+: everyday selection; 250g $26.99 or 500g $39.00
  • MGO 500+ / NPA 15+: popular stronger option; 250g $39.99 or 500g $49.99

Prices shown above were listed on 28 October 2026 and can change. Check the product pages for current price and stock.

The MGO concentration changes

MGO 100+, 263+ and 500+ respectively meet minimum methylglyoxal concentrations of 100, 263 and 500 mg/kg. The number is a product grade and remains the same across jar sizes.

Flavour and everyday use

MGO 100+ is an accessible first jar for mild daily enjoyment. MGO 263+ adds a more pronounced Manuka position without moving into the high-strength range. MGO 500+ is positioned for shoppers who prefer its richer flavour description. MGO concentration alone does not determine taste.

Each can be used in the same simple ways: from the spoon, over breakfast or in a warm drink. Choose the grade for taste and preference rather than assuming a larger number changes the required serving.

Comparing value

Compare the total for the exact jar size and pack quantity, not only the price displayed from the lowest-cost option. Multipack discounts differ by product and should be visible before checkout. Free Australia-wide delivery and GST-inclusive pricing make the final comparison clearer.

Sources and further reading

  1. Methylglyoxal and Manuka honey activity — peer-reviewed study

Information notice: This article provides general food and product information, not medical advice. Honey is not suitable for infants under 12 months; see Healthdirect's infant safety information.

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