Product Name：Comvita Propolis Oral Spray Extra Strength 20ml
Extra strength bee Propolis oral spray with standardised bee Propolis extract rated at UMF™10.
Propolis Oral Spray is a combination of high quality Propolis, Manuka honey, peppermint, and myrrh oils formulated to help maintain oral health and hygiene. Comvita Propolis contains a range of bioflavonoids. The bees create Propolis from natural resin produced by trees as part of their defence system. We mimic the clever bees by collecting Propolis from the hive and using it as a key ingredient in many of our products.
Ingredients:
Glycerin, Aqua (Water), Mel (Manuka honey), Propolis extract, Mentha piperita (Peppermint) oil, IIlicium verum (Aniseed) fruit/seed oil, Commiphora myrrha (Myrrh) oil, Menthol.
Directions：
Adults and children over 5 years: Spray 2-6 pumps into the mouth or on the back of the throat as often as required. Shake well before use. Do not spray into eyes.
WARNINGS:
If irritation or swelling of the mouth or throat occurs, discontinue use and consult a healthcare practitioner.
Pregnant or lactating women:
Consult a healthcare professional before taking this product.
Comvita’s PFL™ standard measures the potency of flavonoids and the quality of the product from hive to shelf. It ensures that you receive a guaranteed level of flavonoids and other phenolics in each dose of Propolis.
Benefits and Uses：
Used to freshen breathe. Liquid bee Propolis has amazing qualities and is well-known for its potent benefits.
We can’t take all the credit though, because bees discovered the benefits thousands of years ago and use it to protect their hives. Plants create resins to protect themselves , then Honeybees collect this resin, bring it to the hive and create Propolis.
They then use the Propolis to seal holes and gaps in the hive, protecting it from environmental contamination and weather. They even place a layer at the entrance of the hive, like a protective doormat, to clean the feet of every bee that returns to the hive. One of those wonders of nature.
