- 7.4 mg
- Zinc
- 2.88mg
- d-Menthol
- 1.44mg
- Echinacea
- 1.44mg
- Slippery elm
Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant or breastfeeding or if taking any other medications or supplements, consult a health professional before use. May cause minor stomach upset if taken on an empty stomach. Gluten-Free.
Liquid
60ml
Adults take 8 sprays 1-6 times per day. Take 8 sprays in the back of the throat every 2 hours as required, not to exceed 48 sprays per day. For children dosage speak to a health care professional
- Soothes sore throat
- For the whole family
- Immune enhancing
- Powerful nutrients
- Natural ingredients
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Thera Zinc Throat Spray
Eight sprays every couple of hours of Thera Zinc Oral Spray is the tastiest way to deliver ionizable zinc to your throat. Thera Zinc is sprayed in the back of the mouth, sending powerful nutrients to the areas requiring the most protection. Thera Zinc can be used by adults and kids, and delivers soothing menthol, slippery elm, and clove bud oil, as well as immune enhancing Zinc, Echinacea and Elderberry.
Why Antibiotics are Unnecessary for Most Sore Throats
The next time you get a sore throat, load up on the cough drops, but hold off on the antibiotics. A study recently released shows that individuals who take antibiotics for sore throats do not do any better than those who do not.
A sore throat is one of the most common respiratory complaints leading to doctor visits, but dangerous complications occur, if ever, say the researchers at Southampton University's Aldermoor Health Center in the U.K. The study set out to compare three medical approaches to dealing with the nasty sore throat: an immediate recommendation for 10 days of antibiotics, a recommendation for antibiotics if the condition is not improved in 3 days, and no antibiotics at all. The study involved 716 patients 4 years old and older from 11 different medical practices. They suffered from inflamed tonsils or pharynx (back of the throat). The study tracked patients for about a year.
According to a Reuters wire report, no difference in the rate of complications was discovered between the three groups. Researchers concluded that unless a patient had extenuating circumstances, antibiotic recommendations are unnecessary. Doctors should simply explain to patients that a sore throat lasts about 5 days and can cure itself with time.
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