Cold Defence Nasal Spray

mundicare® Cold Defence Nasal Spray

A natural product to tackle a cold at its source.

Contains a natural ingredient Carragelose^™
Clinically proven to shorten the duration of a cold by up to 2 days^*1-3
Eliminates up to 99% of common cold viruses^**1-3
Reduces the severity of common cold symptoms^*4-5
Preservative & steroid free
Can be used during pregnancy, breastfeeding and in children from 12 months

Stop your cold early and get up to 2 days back^*1-3

Common colds are caused by viruses. You can’t see them, but they are everywhere. They enter through the nose – one of the first places they take hold – and attach to the nasal lining where they multiply and spread, causing those pesky symptoms.

Most cold medicines only treat the symptoms; however, mundicare® Cold Defence nasal spray attacks a cold at its source and eliminates up to 99% of cold viruses from the nasal lining. When used at the first signs of a cold, it’s clinically proven to stop colds up to 2 days early!^1-3 It’s powered by Carragelose^™ – a natural ingredient sourced from red seaweed. Carragelose^™ forms a barrier in the nasal passage that traps cold viruses, helping to reduce their multiplication and spread, allowing your body’s natural defences to sweep the viruses away from the nasal lining.

So the next time you or your child catches a cold, remember to use mundicare® Cold Defence at the first signs and help stop your cold early.

Natural Carragelose^™

mundicare® Cold Defence Nasal Spray contains a natural ingredient Carragelose™, derived from a type of red seaweed. When used at the first signs of cold symptoms, it has been proven to reduce the duration of a cold and lessen the severity of cold-like symptoms such as sore throat, clogged nose, runny nose, cough, sneezing and chills.^1-5

How does Carragelose^™work?

Forms a protective layer on the surface of the mucosa

Binds/traps the viruses, hindering their spread and multiplication

Viruses are eliminated naturally through the nasal mucus

Ref: 1. Ludwig M et al. Respir. Res 2013; 14:124.
2. Koenighofer M et al. Multidiscip. Respir. Med. 2014; 9:57.
3. Fazekas T et al. BMC Complement. Altern. Med. 2012; 12:147.
4. Eccles R et al. Respir. Res 2010 ;11:108.
5. Eccles R et al. Respir. Res 2015; 16:121.

^*When used at the first signs of a cold. ^**In the nasal lining. #under medical advice.