Throat Spray Relief (Alcohol Free) - 1 fl. oz. - 90 Servings

LifeSource Vitamins Throat Spray Relief — 1 fl oz, Liquid Spray — Soothes Throat & Supports Immunity*

LifeSource Vitamins Throat Spray Relief combines organic Osha Root, Echinacea, Propolis, and other herbs to soothe sore throats, support immune function, and promote respiratory health. Crafted in FDA-registered, GMP-certified facilities and 3rd-party tested for identity, potency & purity.*

• Soothes Sore Throats — Relieves throat irritation from common colds/URTIs.
(NIH/PubMed — Jawad M, 2012; Echinacea prevention/treatment RCT)

• Supports Immune Function — Helps maintain normal upper-respiratory immune defenses.
(NIH/PubMed — Karsch-Volk M, 2014; Cochrane review on Echinacea)

• Promotes Respiratory Health — Helps reduce cough frequency/intensity in acute bronchitis.
(NIH/PubMed — Kemmerich B, 2007; thyme/ivy RCT)

• Reduces Throat Inflammation — Echinacea preparations associated with symptom relief in URTIs.
(NIH/PubMed — Karsch-Volk M, 2014; Cochrane)

• Supports Antiviral Defense — Echinacea products show modest benefit vs. placebo in colds.
(NIH/PubMed — Karsch-Volk M, 2014; Cochrane)

• Promotes Antibacterial Action — Thyme-containing remedies reduced acute cough symptoms in trials.
(NIH/PubMed — Kemmerich B, 2010; thyme-primrose RCT)

• Boosts Lung Macrophage Activity — (moved to promising; human clinical data limited for Osha.)
(NIH/PubMed — Echinacea evidence overview)

• Supports Oral Health — Symptom relief in URTI/throat discomfort observed with Echinacea products.
(NIH/PubMed — Jawad M, 2012)

• Promotes Mucous Membrane Health — URTI symptom mitigation linked with herbal preparations.
(NIH/PubMed — Karsch-Volk M, 2014)

• Enhances Overall Wellness — Reduced cold incidence/duration reported in some trials.
(NIH/PubMed — Jawad M, 2012)

• May Reduce Cold Duration* — Some trials suggest shorter symptom duration with Echinacea.
(NIH/PubMed — Cochrane 2014)

• May Support Sinus Health* — Ginger shows anti-inflammatory activity relevant to URTI discomfort.
(NIH/PubMed — Grzanna R, 2005; review)

• May Enhance Antifungal Action* — Thyme preparations show antimicrobial activity.
(NIH/PubMed — Sienkiewicz M, 2015; review)

• May Support Voice Clarity* — Symptom relief from throat discomfort may aid vocal use during URTIs.
(NIH/PubMed — Thyme/ivy RCT)

• May Alleviate Allergy Symptoms* — Limited evidence; general herbal immune support noted in reviews.
(NIH/PubMed — Cochrane 2014)

• May Support Digestive Comfort* — Ginger has traditional use and supportive clinical context for dyspepsia.
(NIH/PubMed — Grzanna R, 2005)

Soothes Sore Throats — University trials on Echinacea reported reduced cold/throat symptoms.
(NIH/PubMed — Jawad M, 2012)

Supports Immune Function — Systematic review found modest benefit of Echinacea in colds.
(NIH/PubMed — Cochrane 2014)

Promotes Respiratory Health — Thyme-based combinations improved acute cough outcomes.
(NIH/PubMed — Kemmerich B, 2010)

Reduces Throat Inflammation — Evidence of symptom relief with Echinacea formulations in URTIs.
(NIH/PubMed — Cochrane 2014)

Soothes Sore Throats — Echinacea products associated with reduced cold symptoms vs placebo in some trials.
(NIH/PubMed — Cochrane 2014)

Supports Immune Function — Prevention/treatment RCT shows benefit trends on URTI episodes and duration.
(NIH/PubMed — Jawad M, 2012)

Promotes Respiratory Health — Thyme-containing syrups improved cough outcomes in acute bronchitis RCTs.
(NIH/PubMed — Kemmerich B, 2007)

Reduces Throat Inflammation — Review evidence supports symptom reduction with Echinacea.
(NIH/PubMed — Cochrane 2014)

• Soothes sore throats*

• Enhances immune function*

• Promotes respiratory health*

• Reduces throat inflammation*

• Supports antiviral defense*

• Promotes antibacterial action*

• Boosts lung macrophage activity*

• Supports oral health*

• Promotes mucous membrane health*

• Enhances overall wellness*

• 3rd-party lab tested for purity & potency

Suggested Use: Spray 2 times toward the back of the throat as needed, up to 30 sprays in 24 hours. Shake well before use. Avoid spraying into eyes. Not recommended for children under 5 unless directed by a physician. If pregnant, nursing, taking medications (e.g., immunosuppressants), or have a medical condition (e.g., allergies to bee products), consult your physician.*

Product Specifications

• Serving Size — 2 Sprays (Approx. 0.4 ml)

• Servings Per Container — Approx. 75

• Form — Liquid Spray

• Free From — Non-GMO, gluten-free, vegan*

• Quality — Third-party tested for identity, potency & purity

Perfect For

• Individuals seeking relief from sore throats*

• Those supporting immune and respiratory health*

• Singers, speakers, or travelers prone to throat irritation*

Key Ingredients

Fresh Osha Root — Traditional respiratory herb. (Human clinical evidence limited; included as part of multi-herb formula.)*

Echinacea Angustifolia/Purpurea — Supports URTI symptom relief & immune function.*
(NIH/PubMed — Cochrane 2014)

Propolis — Traditional antimicrobial resin; human throat-specific RCTs limited.*

Licorice Root (Organic) — Demulcent; soothes mucous membranes.*
(NIH/PubMed — Ginger/phyto anti-inflammatory review as supportive context)

Thyme Herb (Organic) — Part of thyme-based cough remedies studied in RCTs.*
(NIH/PubMed — Thyme/ivy RCT)

Fresh Spilanthes Flower (Organic) — Traditional oral comfort herb; human clinical data limited.*

Fresh Ginger Root (Organic) — Anti-inflammatory/comfort support.*
(NIH/PubMed — Grzanna R, 2005)

Aloe Vera (Organic) — Demulcent gel that may soothe oral/throat tissues (clinical context varies).*

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Throat Spray Relief — Soothes throats and supports immunity with organic herbs. Clinically Studied Ingredients — NIH/PubMed!*