Propolis Spray

What is propolis spray?

• 100% natural propolis spray containing only propolis and deionized water
• 100% natural and free from additives
• Special care for sensitive noses
• It can be safely used for nasal congestion, itching and discharge.

7 effects of propolis spray on your health

1. Cleans the inside of the nose naturally
2. Natural support against allergy symptoms such as sneezing and runny nose
3. Perfect for colds and flu
4. Provides protection against viruses and bacteria that are free floating in the air
5. Prevents the formation of viruses, bacteria and inflammation
6. Improves your sleep quality
7. Maintains the normal moisture balance of the nose

What distinguishes Bee & You Propolis from other products?

• It is produced under controlled conditions by experts with a contractual beekeeping model.
• Through the innovative award-winning extraction, the beneficial components of propolis are produced with maximum preservation.
• Has international certificates proving food safety and quality: GMP, BRC, IFS, ISO9000, ISO22000, Halal, Kosher
• 33 national and international awards
• Those who test it are very satisfied: 4.88 / 5.00 customer satisfaction in Trusted Shops
• It is safely consumed by thousands of families in more than 13 countries.
• Check out our page to see all of our propolis products to discover.

What are the properties of Bee & You Propolis?

• It contains no additives or preservatives.
• It does not contain PA (pyrrolizidine alkaloids) and PAH (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons).
• It does not contain GMOs
• It contains no glucose.
• It contains no sugar.
• It does not contain gluten.

study results

1. Kim SR, Jeong MS, Mun SH, Cho J, Seo MD, Kim H, ... & Ko HJ (2021). Antiviral activity of chrysin against influenza virus replication via inhibition of autophagy. Viruses, 13(7), 1350.
2. El-Shouny, Wagih, et al. "Antimicrobial activity of propolis extract on URT infections in pediatric patients admitted to Al-Thowrah hospital, Hodeidah City, Yemen." World Journal of Medical Sciences 7.3 (2012): 172-177.
3. Scheller, S., et al. "Free radical scavenging by ethanol extract of propolis." International Journal of Radiation Biology 57.3 (1990): 461-465.
4. Khayyal, MT, et al. "A clinical pharmacological study of the potential beneficial effects of a propolis food product as an adjuvant in asthmatic patients." Fundamental & clinical pharmacology 17.1 (2003): 93-102.