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Propolis Drops - Tincture 48 g - Pleva
• contains antimicrobial substances
• natural raw material
• easy and quick application
Magic in every drop
"Drops containing effective antimicrobial substances can be used for local, spot application on the skin or in the oral cavity. Propolis is well known for its effect on bacteria and fungi and for other healing properties. Propolis-based products are used by people with minor inflammations, eczemas, or for the treatment of mouth ulcers (aphthae) in the oral cavity."
Usage
Propolis drops can be used for a number of external problems, especially fungal infections and skin conditions. They can also be used for spot application, for example on mouth ulcers (aphthae).
Thanks to propolis, honey bees have lived on Earth for millions of years – only due to its antimicrobial properties do they survive in good health. And we have concentrated all the power of propolis into these drops.
First mentions of propolis
The very first traces of humans using bee products, primarily honey and possibly propolis, date back to 13,000 years before the Common Era. Although there are no written records, honey bees appeared in rock paintings, and wooden containers were also discovered that most likely served as the first hives.
In Egypt around 3100 BC, written records can already be found, and honey bees began appearing in hieroglyphs. During this period, it is also evident how much people valued bees – they appeared on vases and paintings and were one of the symbols of abundance.
Glass packaging with a practical dropper
You can now purchase the propolis tincture in practical and more eco-friendly glass packaging with a dropper (28 g), which allows comfortable and precise dosing according to your needs. Not a single drop of the precious tincture will go to waste.
Moreover, the tincture can be refilled repeatedly. For this purpose, we recommend the economical 92 g propolis tincture packaging, also in a glass container.
Drops or tincture?
You often ask us what the difference is between propolis drops and propolis tincture. We can assure you that it is exactly the same product with the same composition. So why do we have it under two names? Because it was first known as propolis tincture. However, we were then unable to use the word tincture for a few years, so we were forced to rename the product to drops. And now the designation tincture is permitted again. And since some customers search for drops and others for tincture, we decided to keep both names.
Composition
Alcohol, Aqua, Propolis Cera
Warning: The manufacturer states that the product is not intended for children. It contains propolis and alcohol; do not use if you have a known allergy to propolis. Follow the product label.