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ImmuneMist Kit - Nasal/Oral Cleanse
TWC-390
30 ml bottles
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Help stop the spread, cleanse your mouth and throat to wash away germs and defend the entryway to your upper respiratory tract and lungs. Use as directed with the ImmuneMist™ Nasal Cleanse to double your layers of protection. Each bottle is about a month's worth of twice daily use.
Ingredients: Povidone lodine, Citric Acid Monohydrate, Sodium Citrate Dihydrate, Sodium Chloride. Glycerine. WS-23 (Cooling Agent). Raspberry Flavor, Purified Water. ImmuneMist is a tea-colored liquid.
Inhaled virus particles and bacteria can stay suspended in the air. Once inhaled they then deposit in the upper respiratory tract where they incubate. Most studies suggest it takes 3-7 days after initial exposure for viral load to replicate to the level of contracted infection. Studies throughout the world prove that nasal and oral disinfection and cleaning are key to preventing a virus from establishing a foothold in the body.
The ImmuneMist™ Nasal and Oral Cleanse is a comprehensive system that keeps your upper respiratory tract clear of pathogens, and reduces viral load in the event of exposure, ImmuneMisti™ is an effective added layer of protection recommended by leading doctors and pharmacists around the globe. Perfect for anyone, especially those that are traveling and/or exposed to large groups of people like teachers and healthcare workers.
Nasal Cleanse
STEP 1
Insert Into Nostrils
Keep head upright and insert tip of nasal spray pump into your nostrils approximately 1/4 inches.
STEP 2
Spray Into Nostrils
Using two fingers on the pump with your palm or thumb supporting the base of the bottle, pump between one and three (1-3) full sprays into each nostril. Sniff gently to then draw solution into nasal cavity.
Oral Cleanse
STEP 1
Spray Back of Throat
Keep head upright and insert spray tip partly into the mouth, spray 2-3 sprays toward the back of the mouth (throat area).
STEP 2
Wait 15 Seconds
Waiting fifteen seconds, then expectorate (spit out) the remaining liquid into a sink or clean tissue. Avoid swallowing spray.
