Herbesan Sirop Gorge Nez Bronches Enfants 100 ml combines IAA15+ Manuka honey, plantain, zinc and vitamin D to soothe the throat, support immunity and improve respiratory comfort. Its natural, colorant- and sweetener-free formula, with a grape-cassis taste, is ideal for children aged 3 and over during the winter months.
This syrup is ideal for children aged 3 and over, when the cold seasons weaken their throat, nose and bronchi. It combines a unique complex of all-flower honey, IAA15+ Manuka honey, plantain, vitamin D and zinc to soothe irritation, support natural defenses and facilitate respiratory comfort. Each dose leaves a soft texture that wraps around the throat like a protective scarf, providing immediate relief. You benefit from complete support to help youngsters get through sensitive episodes.
IAA15+ Manuka honey contains a guaranteed level of methylglyoxal, a marker recognized for its exceptional properties. It acts as a natural shield and reinforces the action of traditional honey. Parents often look for this type of formula when their child has significant respiratory tract discomfort. This syrup offers an interesting concentration (MGO ≥ 514 mg/kg), ideal for reinforcing daily well-being.
Plantain (Plantago lanceolata L.) soothes irritated throats and supports bronchial comfort. Its presence creates a plant synergy much appreciated in pediatric phytotherapy. This traditional plant acts as a gentle infusion incorporated into the syrup, while retaining a pleasant flavor thanks to the grape and blackcurrant concentrates.
Vitamin D supports the immune system, an essential element during winter and temperature changes. Its daily intake helps to keep children's natural defenses on alert. Zinc completes this duo by also supporting immune functions, giving the formula a particularly complete profile for sensitive children.
The thick texture, combined with a grape-cassis taste, makes it easy for even the youngest children to take. Administration is simple, fast and pleasant, even for children who are usually reluctant to take syrups. The galenic formulation also provides real comfort when swallowed, thanks to an immediate soothing sensation.
This formula meets the expectations of parents looking for a natural, colorant- and sweetener-free solution, developed by a French laboratory. It's perfect for children going through periods of ENT fragility, who need gentle but effective support.
In conclusion, this syrup is a reliable ally for soothing the throat, easing breathing, comforting the bronchi, reinforcing natural defenses, and accompanying episodes of cold. This blend of herbs, honey and micronutrients provides a complete, holistic solution tailored to children's needs.
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Use 1 teaspoon (5 ml), three times a day. Shake well before use. Use at any time of day, whenever your child needs it, with just a teaspoon.
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Precautions for use
Ingredients :
Miels Toutesfleurs, Miel DeManuka Iaa15+, Glycerine, Eau Purifiee, Sucre DeCanne, Jus Concentre DeRaisin, Extrait Sec DePlantain, Jus Concentre DeCassis, Gluconate DeZinc, Sorbate DePotassium, Benzoate DeSodium, Vitamine D3
Nutritional values :
| Constituent | Quantity per 15 ml | % NRV |
|---|---|---|
| All-flower honey | 9000 mg | - |
| Manuka honey IAA15+ | 990 mg | - |
| Plantain (dry plant equivalent) | 1404 mg | - |
| Zinc | 2 mg | 20 % |
| Vitamin D | 5 µg / 200 IU | 100 % |
Presentation :
100 ml syrup bottle. Available at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Pharmacists recommend this syrup for children prone to repeated throat irritation or winter discomfort. Formulas combining Manuka honey and plantain are very popular with parents today, as they combine traditional plant-based ingredients with scientifically measured quality indexes. The concentration of MGO gives the product a much-appreciated singularity, while vitamin D and zinc enhance its appeal in cold weather. Feedback from families often emphasizes the product's good digestive tolerance and pleasant taste, two essential criteria for children's compliance.
At what age can I start giving this syrup to my child?
You can use it from the age of 3, in the recommended doses. Below this age, the product is not suitable due to the presence of honey.
Can this syrup replace medical treatment?
No. It is a respiratory aid, but never a substitute for medical advice, especially in cases of persistent fever or breathing difficulties.
Can I combine this syrup with a nasal spray?
Yes, the combination with an isotonic spray or saline solution can improve overall respiratory comfort.
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