Where can i get honey samples for my experiment?

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Hutchdan
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Occupation: student 2nd year in IB
Project Question: I Have to write a research essay for my course. my essay is in biology and the topic is "to what extent can the bactrium lactus bacillius be used to treat lactose intolerance" I was wondering as to whether anyone could suggest websites where i can browze scientific studies, or collect raw statistics or data in the field of biology? I would be grateful with any refrences to book or anything that might help me. Thanks for the help!
Project Due Date: draft 4th september
final deadline october 1st
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Where can i get honey samples for my experiment?

Post by Hutchdan »

I'm researching how different types of honey can be used as an antibiotic against bacteria, problem is i'm experimenting on 5 different honeys and i would have to purchase each individually, which would cost about 100 us dollars.

Is it likely that i would get a sample of honey if i contacted the supplier and stated my intentions? I don't need much at all.

I was hoping to get:

manuka honey +16

buckwheat honey

greek pine honey

any advice is welcome!
SciB
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Re: Where can i get honey samples for my experiment?

Post by SciB »

Hi Hutchdan,

I like your project and I am pretty certain that at least some of the honey companies would be willing to sell or even give you a small sample of their honey if you called them and explained who you were and why you needed it.

You could email them, but i think calling them personally and talking to a real human would be more successful.

Best wishes,

Sybee
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