What is Quies Anti-Snoring 12 Honey-Lemon Lozenges used for?
The slow-release formula ensures better distribution of the active ingredients at the back of the palate and promotes prolonged action.Quies Anti-Snoring 12 SuckableLozenges deliver a very high concentration of the effective film-forming agent, formulated with xanthan gum and natural plant extract.
This release provides a mechanical lubricating effect that helps reduce sound vibrations in the soft palate. The lozenge acts directly on the causes of snoring for prolonged relief, leading to a better night’s sleep.
Slow Release for Long-Lasting Action
The slow release of the active ingredients in Quies Anti-Snoring Lozenges ensures better distribution across the back of the palate, thereby promoting prolonged action. This continuous release provides a mechanical lubricating effect that helps reduce sound vibrations from the soft palate, thereby significantly reducing snoring.
Effective Formula Based on Xanthan Gum and Natural Plant Extract
Quies Anti-Snoring Lozenges are carefully formulated using effective, natural ingredients. Xanthan gum, known for its thickening and lubricating properties, provides a mechanical action that reduces the friction and vibrations responsible for snoring. Combined with natural plant extract, this formulation provides a synergistic effect for optimal results.
Direct Action on the Causes of Snoring
Thanks to their specific composition, Quies Anti-Snoring Lozenges act directly on the causes of snoring. By reducing vibrations of the soft palate and promoting tissue lubrication, these lozenges effectively limit snoring, providing a more restful sleep and a better quality of life.
Designed for Peaceful Sleep
Quies Anti-Snoring Lozenges are specially designed to promote peaceful and restful sleep. Their prolonged action ensures continuous protection against snoring throughout the night, allowing you and your partner to enjoy a good night’s sleep. With Quies Anti-Snoring Lozenges, say goodbye to restless nights and enjoy a well-deserved rest.
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How do you use this supplement to stop snoring?
Suck on one lozenge at bedtime, after brushing your teeth. Dissolves in 10 to 15 minutes.
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Precautions for Use
- Hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients.
- Store at room temperature in a clean, dry place. Keep out of reach of children.
What are the ingredients in these anti-snoring lozenges?
Quies Anti-Snoring Lozenges offer an effective solution to reduce snoring and promote better-quality sleep. Formulated with xanthan gum and natural plant extract, these lozenges act directly on the causes of snoring, providing long-lasting relief for a more peaceful night’s sleep.
Honey-Lemon Flavor: mannitol, xanthan gum, soy lecithin, magnesium stearate, croscarmellose, yellow iron oxide, vitamin E, vitamin B6, flavorings: honey, bergamot, lemon.
Presentation - Packaging
Box of 12 lozenges. Honey-lemon flavor.
Quies Anti-Snoring lozenges offer an effective and natural solution to snoring problems, allowing users to enjoy restful, uninterrupted sleep. Thanks to their innovative formulation and mechanical lubricating action, these lozenges directly address the causes of snoring, providing optimal relief and long-lasting effects. With Quies Anti-Snoring Lozenges, say goodbye to restless nights and enjoy peaceful, restful sleep.
Our professional advice and insights from natural health experts
Snoring is caused by the vibration of pharyngeal tissues during inhalation. It is exacerbated by structural and functional abnormalities in the upper airways, nasal passages, and pharynx.Snoring is often harmless, but it can be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea syndrome, which can lead to immediate consequences such as excessive daytime sleepiness, as well as long-term complications including high blood pressure, heart failure, heart attack, or stroke.