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Sweet LemonA super syrup when battling the sniffles. This herbal combination dries runny noses, soothes heavy heads and eases congestion in the sinuses and ears. Also useful support during allergen season and whenever you're tired of little ones wiping their noses on their sleeves.
Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist, especially in infants under 2 years, see your healthcare professional.
Ideal for when you're feeling
Suitable for
0-12 yearsFlavour profile
Sweet LemonOur pure and powerful herbal extracts work hard for your wellness. Every dose delivers meaningful levels of active ingredients, each sourced from trusted growers around the world.
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A member of the plantain family, Ribwort grows widely in many countries as a weed but is highly edible. Commonly used for its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, especially to reduce inflammation of mucous membranes such as sinuses, nasal passages, throat and lungs. It also reduces production of mucus so is a useful herb in cases of congestion of the sinuses, ears and airways.
A species of South African geranium scientifically researched to support the immune response to irritation and congestion of the sinuses, throat and bronchial airways. This super plant is included in several over-the-counter medications to shorten duration and support symptoms of ills and chills.
The flowers of Sambucus nigra are rich in flavonoids and antioxidants which support the immune system, especially in its fight against respiratory symptoms associated with ills and chills. It is traditionally used to support healthy sinuses; especially where sinuses are inflamed. Elder flower is often used to help dry up secretions and excessive mucus.
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