ColdzymeJordgubb Munspray 20 ml

ColdZyme Mouth Spray with a delightful strawberry flavor not only reduces your chances of catching a cold but can also cut down the duration if you start using it at the first sign of infection. It eases those pesky cold symptoms and sore throats in a snap. Each package delivers 110 sprays (that's 55 doses), covering you for about three cold episodes.

ColdZyme works its magic in the mouth and throat, the hotspots for cold viruses to latch on and multiply. The spray forms a protective barrier on the mucous membrane, acting osmotically against cold viruses by trapping them and stopping them from infecting cells, which lets your body naturally get rid of them.

ColdZyme goes straight for the cold viruses, tackling the very cause of the cold. It's incredibly easy to use and gets to work immediately. Plus, ColdZyme Mouth Spray is sugar-free and preservative-free. ColdZyme Strawberry is powered by a marine enzyme that sets up a protective barrier against colds right where they start - in your mouth and throat.

Here’s how to use ColdZyme Mouth Spray when you're feeling under the weather:
Kick off your ColdZyme treatment as soon as those first cold symptoms creep up. Keep at it until you're feeling better.
Instructions for when you're battling cold symptoms:
1. Open wide and point the nozzle towards your throat.
2. Give the pump a press and spray 2 puffs (1 dose) every two hours, up to 6 times daily.

And here's the scoop on using ColdZyme Mouth Spray to keep colds at bay:
Even if you're not currently showing symptoms but think you might be at risk (like if there's a cold going around), you can use ColdZyme as a preventative measure.
Instructions for preventive action:
1. Open wide and aim the nozzle at your throat.
2. Press the pump and deliver 2 puffs (1 dose) every two hours, up to 6 times a day, especially when you're around those pesky cold viruses.

Heads up - Precautions:
- Steer clear of ColdZyme Mouth Spray if you're allergic to any of its ingredients.
- Avoid inhaling while spraying to prevent temporary asthma-like symptoms, such as coughing and a hoarse voice.
- If you're hit with a high fever or your symptoms are more severe than the common cold, get in touch with a doctor. It could be something more serious.
- Limit use to 30 consecutive days, as there's no data on the effects of longer-term use.
- Keep it out of reach of kids to avoid any mishaps with the small parts.

Pregnancy and breastfeeding:
There haven't been any clinical studies on using ColdZyme Mouth Spray during pregnancy and breastfeeding, so it's best to chat with your doctor before using.