Pleva Mouth Spray with Propolis is an oral spray for breath freshening, moisturising the oral cavity, and care during unpleasant sensations in the mouth. It is suitable for use throughout the day, for bad breath, and during viral infections and tonsillitis. It is also intended for use with minor inflammations and the occurrence of mouth ulcers in the oral cavity.

Key Benefits

The spray pleasantly freshens breath throughout the day and moisturises the oral cavity. It helps relieve unpleasant sensations in the mouth during viral infections and tonsillitis. It can also be used for bad breath, minor inflammations, and the occurrence of mouth ulcers.

You get targeted oral care that combines breath freshening with moisturising and use during unpleasant sensations.

Ingredients

The spray contains 2% propolis, 30% alcohol, and antimicrobial agents. The full INCI composition consists of Aqua, Alcohol, Glycerin, and Propolis Extract. The brand states that it has never tested its cosmetics or their ingredients on animals.

The concise formula is built on propolis extract complemented by water, alcohol, and glycerin.

Use and Dosage

Shake the product before use and then apply it into the mouth several times a day. Sediment or floating particles of propolis are natural.

Shaking before application prepares the spray's contents, including the naturally present propolis particles, for use.

Packaging and Volume

• Form: oral spray
• Weight: 25 g

About the Brand

Pleva is a Czech family company founded by Hanka and Milan Pleva in 1990. It started with two products – a propolis tincture and a propolis ointment. The company is based in Potštejn in the foothills of the Orlické Mountains and manufactures exclusively in the Czech Republic without foreign capital.

The brand's products hold a human health safety assessment valid throughout the European Union. When selecting raw materials, Pleva uses forms free of nanoparticles.

The brand's Czech manufacturing builds on its experience with propolis products, which were among its very first offerings.