Hygienic oral spray Edible essential oil and propolis

Fresh breath and healthy gums!

Feel the cool breeze of the taiga and breathe in its incredible aroma. Hygienic oral spray Edible essential oil and propolis from the Dr. Taiga is designed to bring not only fresh breath, but also care for the health of your gums and oral mucosa.

The extract of taiga propolis contained in the spray has antibacterial, antioxidant and regenerative properties, while the essential oil of mint and menthol freshens the breath.

What makes the oral spray special?

The product contains fir extract, eucalyptus and camphor oil, mint and menthol oil and propolis.

• Freshens breath and neutralizes unpleasant odors.
• It soothes irritated mucous membranes and relieves scratching in the throat.
• It helps with inflammation of the oral cavity, such as gingivitis, stomatitis or periodontitis.
• Takes care of the gums when wearing dentures.
• Supports overall oral health during flu seasons when viral and bacterial load increases.

What are the key active ingredients?

• Edible essential oil - has an antimicrobial effect, soothes pain and has anti-inflammatory effects. It helps with respiratory tract irritation and strengthens immunity.
• Propolis – a powerful natural antiseptic that suppresses the growth of pathogenic microorganisms in the oral cavity, relieves inflammation and promotes healing.
• Menthol and peppermint oil – freshen breath and soothe an irritated throat, help with coughs and colds.
• Camphor – brings antiseptic and anti-inflammatory effects, helps relieve cough and dry throat.
• Eucalyptus oil – effective in the fight against colds, has antibacterial and antiviral effects, provides prevention against viruses and hydrates the mucous membranes.

Use:
To achieve maximum results, we recommend using 1 injection into the oral cavity 3-5 times a day. Do not eat or drink for 20-30 minutes after application to allow the active ingredients to take full effect. The spray is especially ideal during the flu season and the heating season, when mucous membranes dry out and microbial and viral diseases are more common.