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The Puressentiel Resp'Ok Respiratory spray clears the respiratory tract from the first symptoms of a cold snap, prevents infections and reinforces the natural defenses.
This Air Spray with 18 Puressentiel Essential Oils, with antiseptic, cleansing, antibacterial and soothing properties, naturally promotes respiratory well-being and strengthens natural defenses.
It is used at the first signs of cooling: first chills, cold, runny nose, irritation of the throat, tearing, sneezing, headaches, ...
It contains 18 essential oils which have antiseptic, sanitizing, antibacterial and soothing properties:
Without dye, without preservative, without synthetic perfume, without propellant gas. Not tested on animals.
You regain vitality and your airways are clear.
Dry inhalation:
Spray 2-3 times on a tissue then breathe deeply. Leave a soaked handkerchief overnight on your pillow.
Wet inhalation:
Spray 4 times in a bowl of hot but not boiling water, cover your head with a towel and inhale for 10 minutes.
Atmospheric diffusion:
Spray the room 4-6 times.
Not recommended for children under 3 years old.
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of Puressentiel Resp'Ok Air Spray Respiratory Aromatherapy with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Precautions for use: Very active, essential oils are to be used in accordance with the instructions for use. Avoid contact with eyes or mucous membranes (in case of irritation, rinse with vegetable oil). Do not swallow. Do not spray on the skin, in the nose or in the mouth.
Contraindicated for children under 3 years old.
Anise, Tea tree, Cajeput, Atlas cedar, Lemon, Cypress, Globular eucalyptus, Clove tree, True lavender, Lavandin grosso, Peppermint, Niaouli, Oregano, Scots pine, Ravintsara, Rosemary cineola, Sage, Thyme with thymol.
To protect you effectively from winter infections and fatigue related to colds, flu, we recommend an oligotherapy treatment with Oligocure Labcatal MANGANESE COPPER OR , trace elements effective to strengthen and stimulate your immunity naturally.
Presentation - Packaging
Puressentiel Resp'Ok Air Respiratory Aromatherapy Spray is available in your online pharmacy in spray of 20 ml and 200 ml.
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