Trigona Propolis Spray 12ml
A fine mist propolis spray for the throat and mouth.
Propolis is the resin stingless bees collect from trees to seal and protect the hive. Trigona colonies build with proportionally more of it than European honeybees do, and it lines the pots their honey is stored in.
The spray is the practical format. Pocket sized, no dropper, nothing to measure.
- What it is
- Benefits
- Who it's for
- The details
- How to use
- FAQs
A throat spray made from Trigona propolis and raw Trigona honey, for immune and throat support. Most propolis sprays are bitter. Ours tastes mildly sweet and herbal, close to pi pa gao with a hint of mint, so it doubles as a low sugar mouth refresher that even children enjoy.
- Soothes dry and scratchy throats
- Keeps your throat comfortable through a long flight
- Four natural ingredients, nothing else
- Freshens breath, a low sugar alternative to mints
- Pocket sized and under the cabin liquid limit
- Free from preservatives and additives
People who talk for a living. Teachers, singers, sales teams, anyone in back to back meetings.
And people who travel. Cabin air on a long flight is drier than most deserts, and a dry throat stays uncomfortable for the next seven hours. The same goes for crowded trains, air conditioned offices, haze season, and the week when half the office is coughing.
Ingredients: Trigona propolis extract, lemongrass hydrosol, raw Trigona honey, peppermint essential oil.
Net volume 12ml. Contains pollen. Suitable from one year old. Propolis is a known contact allergen, so if you react to bee products, patch test on your wrist first.
What the research does and does not support on propolis is set out in Benefits of Propolis.
Shake well. Spray 2 to 4 pumps into the mouth or towards the back of the throat, as often as you need it.
On a flight, use it before boarding and again every couple of hours.
Does it taste bitter?
No. That is the point of ours. Most propolis sprays are unpleasant enough that people give up halfway through the bottle.
Can I take it on a plane?
Yes. At 12ml it sits well under the cabin liquid limit, and the flight is where most of our customers use it.
Is it safe for children?
From one year old, yes. Contains pollen.
How is this different from the propolis extract?
The spray is for the throat and mouth, sweetened with honey and easy to carry. The extract is more concentrated, taken by the dropper, and meant for regular use at home. Which to choose, here.
What it is
A throat spray made from Trigona propolis and raw Trigona honey, for immune and throat support. Most propolis sprays are bitter. Ours tastes mildly sweet and herbal, close to pi pa gao with a hint of mint, so it doubles as a low sugar mouth refresher that even children enjoy.
Benefits
- Soothes dry and scratchy throats
- Keeps your throat comfortable through a long flight
- Four natural ingredients, nothing else
- Freshens breath, a low sugar alternative to mints
- Pocket sized and under the cabin liquid limit
- Free from preservatives and additives
Who it's for
People who talk for a living. Teachers, singers, sales teams, anyone in back to back meetings.
And people who travel. Cabin air on a long flight is drier than most deserts, and a dry throat stays uncomfortable for the next seven hours. The same goes for crowded trains, air conditioned offices, haze season, and the week when half the office is coughing.
The details
Ingredients: Trigona propolis extract, lemongrass hydrosol, raw Trigona honey, peppermint essential oil.
Net volume 12ml. Contains pollen. Suitable from one year old. Propolis is a known contact allergen, so if you react to bee products, patch test on your wrist first.
What the research does and does not support on propolis is set out in Benefits of Propolis.
How to use
Shake well. Spray 2 to 4 pumps into the mouth or towards the back of the throat, as often as you need it.
On a flight, use it before boarding and again every couple of hours.
FAQs
Does it taste bitter?
No. That is the point of ours. Most propolis sprays are unpleasant enough that people give up halfway through the bottle.
Can I take it on a plane?
Yes. At 12ml it sits well under the cabin liquid limit, and the flight is where most of our customers use it.
Is it safe for children?
From one year old, yes. Contains pollen.
How is this different from the propolis extract?
The spray is for the throat and mouth, sweetened with honey and easy to carry. The extract is more concentrated, taken by the dropper, and meant for regular use at home. Which to choose, here.