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Herbesan Manuka Honey Throat Spray IAA 10+ 25ml relieves and soothes sore throats thanks to the properties of Manuka honey.
Herbesan Manuka Honey Throat and Mouth Spray soothes and relieves the throat from the first use. The manuka is a shrub cousin of the tea tree endemic to New Zealand. It has been used for millennia by Maori healers for its multitude of properties. This spray combines the unique effectiveness of Manuka honey with the power of Manuka essential oil to soften and relieve the entire oral sphere . These active ingredients act in symbiosis with propolis and plant extracts for immediate relief.
This throat spray with Manuka Honey IAA10+ relieves your sore throat gently and quickly.
Proceed with 2 to 3 sprays of manuka honey spray 3 to 6 times a day. Shake well before use.
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of Herbesan Throat Spray Honey Manuka IAA 10+ 25ml with our partner Avis checked after your purchase .
Herbesan Manuka Honey IAA 10+ Throat Spray is formulated with:
All-flower honey, hydroalcoholic propolis extract, aqueous plant extract (Roman chamomile, blackcurrant, ribwort plantain), manuka honey, manuka essential oil (leaves).
Preservative free.
Alcohol: 20% vol.
Nutritional information for 18 sprays (i.e. 1.8 ml):
Honey (all flowers): 918 mg
Manuka Honey IAA 10+: 97mg
Propolis: 24.8mg
Roman chamomile (chamaemelum nobile): 15 mg*
Blackcurrant (ribes nigrum): 15 mg*
Ribwort plantain (plantago lanceolata): 15 mg*
Manuka essential oil (Leptospermum scoparium): 3.6 mg
* equivalent dry plant
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Presentation - Packaging
Herbesan IAA 10+ Manuka Honey Throat Spray comes in the form of a 25 ml spray.
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