
Pack This Before your passport
This tiny spray is going viral - here’s why Aussies won’t travel without it
When you’ve spent thousands on a holiday, the last thing you want is to spend a few days on the sidelines. Here are 5 reasons Aussies have kept this $19.95 spray in their carry-on for over 30 years.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Every drop is clinically formulated and therapeutically dosed by our team of Australian clinicians. Unlike overseas brands, our Propolis & Manuka Honey Spray is TGA-listed, meaning it meets Australia’s rigorous standards for therapeutic quality, safety, and evidence.
Absolutely. Its compact, easy-to-use spray format makes it ideal for travel or to keep on hand for convenient immune and throat support when you’re on the go.
Propolis contains naturally occurring bioactive compounds, including flavonoids and polyphenols, which are traditionally used to support general wellbeing. It is commonly included in daily wellness routines to help support the body’s natural defence processes, particularly during periods of increased environmental exposure.
Propolis contains naturally occurring bioactive compounds, including polyphenols and flavonoids, that have traditionally been used to support throat health. When applied to the throat, propolis may help soothe irritation and support the body’s natural protective processes.
The chemical composition of propolis features a rich variety of biologically active compounds, including potent terpenes and pheolic acids, which contribute to its broad spectrum of health benefits.
Propolis is exceedingly complex and is especially noted for its high flavonoid content, with active flavonoids such as kaempferol, luteolin, pinocembrin, pinostrobin, galangin, and apigenin galangin kaempferol luteolin present.
These compounds, along with the rich array of potent terpenes and pheolic acids, are key to the health benefits attributed to propolis. Propolis consist of a natural blend of resinous compounds, beeswax, aromatic oils, and bee pollen, all contributing to its unique therapeutic properties.



























