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Originally posted by Cherry 
I guess also what I'm trying to ask is: are they both OHPW diet? same ingredients? Or are these two very different things? and is either a good staple diet or is one much better than the other? 
any help much appreciated . .sorry for being confused 
  ok.... story as I know it... peggy invented OHPW using the wombaroo powder from Australia.  It is a 
good diet the gliders will love it, use RAW honey with no combs.  I get filtered 
from local supplier $41 a gallon.   But many copycats and no ownership rights,  
plus supply disruptions all got peggy to have her own MADE IN USA powder and  
copywrite version.  I believe this is the cheapest way to make OHPW, with wombaroo.  
   peggy makes to versions, complete.. just at water.  and plus which you make up  
like the OHPW version.  (I have never used the plus.)  these are very similar to  
the wombaroo powder, but peggy owns the rights.   I think they are a little more 
expensive, but havent done a calculation in a LONG TIME.   My gliders would eat  
complete and they were vet checked healthy.  BUT once given OHPW they like this 
alot more, ate it up much faster.  I have never used PLUS and believe it will have 
the gliders eating it up like wombaroo because it doesnt have the processed honey 
and eggs the complete has.   Also some of my readings have people concerned about 
the powdered egg and honey and how that is processed to make critterlove complete.  I dont know if any of that is true, but my gliders eat it for a few years and vet  
checked healthy.   
    complete... most expensive, gliders will eat fine but not like OHPW, quick 
and easy to make, mix and freeze. 
     PLUS and OHPW ....I believe are almost the same, gliders will love them and 
plus could be slightly more money, but local USA made and probably more reliable delivery.  I have never had problems with delivery of complete or wombaroo from  
the pampered glider website.(that site seems cheapest for wombaroo._  
   all will be healthy for your gliders and they should eat it just fine.