An Herbal Spray to Soothe Irritated Throat Tissues

Sore throats aren’t any fun for tiny tots, toddlers and on-the-go kids.  When a child’s throat hurts, it’s no wonder he or she becomes fussy, irritable, and downright cranky.

Often, a parent doesn’t know what to do to reduce throat inflammation, so they go to the pediatrician or family practitioner, expecting the doctor to “do something” to magically make their child’s problem go away, therefore the doctor often feels pushed to resort to antibiotics, even when he suspects a virus, not bacteria, is to blame.  It’s a well known fact that overuse of antibiotics has produced a whole scale resistance to antibiotics.  Besides, antibiotic use often results in other side effects and health problems.  Today, parents have to turn to other solutions to help their children when they become ill, and to protect their overall health.

Now, there’s a natural way to soothe the savage sore throat for infants, toddlers and older children with Children’s Sore Throat Spray.

This unique product is a whole herb formula for soothing and clearing the throat in an easy-to-use spray bottle.  This gently soothing formula for oral and throat tissues is made with herbs that are rich in Vitamin C flavonoids, mineral electrolytes, and complex aromatic compounds that soothe and heal tender tissues in the mouth and throat.  Children’s Sore Throat Spray is totally sugar-free, dye-free, alcohol-free and corn syrup-free! And, it tastes so good that children open wide for a spray of their herbal relief.  Use with Children’s Cold + and Children’s Immune Health for complete sore throat care and to knock out germs naturally.

CONTAINS: Green tea leaves, lemon peel, orange peel, lemongrass, calendula, horehound, mB!™ liquid trace mineral base, a soothing CBN™ aromaceutical blend, and a proprietary New Sun herbal catalytic flavoring, in a kosher vegetable glycerin/purified water TincTract® base.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE: 1–3 sprays at the back of the throat as needed.  Use only under adult supervision. 

NOTE: If sore throat and/or high fever persist, consult your health care professional.