The most important parts of the respiratory tract entrances are the nasal and oral mucosa.
Bacteria and viruses that multiply by attaching to the nasal mucosa usually lead to respiratory
infections. In general, these viruses have an envelope structure. Nasal congestion, on the
other hand, occurs when the nose cannot perform its functions for reasons such as viruses
or bacteria that have settled in the nose.
It has been proven that Cold-Mix inhaler drops, which help us to protect us from nasal
congestion and infections, can also be effective on viruses by breaking down the envelope
structure.
As a result of the test, it was found that 5 drops of Cold-Mix inhaler drops that you drip on
your collar create a barrier on the nasal mucosa with odor molecules in the vapor, and the
antiviral effect of viruses adhering to the nasal mucosa by airborne droplets breaks down the
envelope structure, preventing their reproduction and entry into the cell. It has been proven
that the virucidal effect of Cold-Mix Inhaler drop odor molecules is 80% in the first fifth minute
and 93% in the following thirty minutes.
Cold-Mix Inhaler drops also relieve nasal congestion in a few minutes by creating a mucolytic
effect on the nasal mucosa.