Laringo Herbal Mouth & Throat Spray is a 100% natural throat spray formulated with pure bee propolis, Echinacea, Sage, Thyme, and Menthol to provide fast, long-lasting relief for a wide range of mouth and throat conditions.
Laringo works through a mechanical rather than pharmacological action - forming a protective, soothing film over the throat and oral mucosa that shields irritated tissue, retains moisture, and reduces friction during swallowing Free from harsh chemicals and alcohol, with a pleasant honey taste that makes it suitable for the whole family from age 7 and above.
- Clinically studied - evaluated in a 14-day randomised, placebo-controlled clinical trial conducted by Dr Eitan Mimon MD PhD, Otolaryngologist, at Dan Pharm Clinic, Beer-Sheva, Israel
- Fast sore throat relief - forms an immediate soothing coating over the throat lining, reducing pain and irritation within minutes of application
- Long-lasting protective film - propolis adheres to the throat mucosa and creates a persistent barrier that remains active between doses, providing sustained protection rather than short-term numbing
- Moisture retention - glycerin acts as a humectant and demulcent, keeping throat tissues hydrated and preventing the dry, scratchy feeling associated with sore throat and cough
- Reduced friction during swallowing - the lubricating action of glycerin eases the pain of swallowing, allowing you to eat, drink, and speak more comfortably while the throat heals
- Mechanical barrier against pathogens and irritants - the protective film physically blocks bacteria, viruses, dry air, dust, and other irritants from reaching inflamed tissue, helping the body resolve the inflammation faster
- Suitable for the whole family - safe for use in adults and children aged 7 and above; clinically studied in a 14-day randomised, placebo-controlled trial by Dr Eitan Mimon MD PhD, Otolaryngologist, Dan Pharm Clinic, Israel
- Suitable for a wide range of throat and mouth conditions - including pharyngitis, laryngitis, tonsillitis, strep throat, loss of voice, viral, bacterial and fungal throat infections, and dry cough with persistent throat irritation
- Pleasant honey taste - makes it easy to use and particularly well suited to children
Bee Propolis (pure, natural), Echinacea Extract, Sage Extract, Thyme Extract, Chamomile Extract, Menthol, Clove Essential Oil, Vegetable Glycerin.
Shake well before use. Spray 2 times (2 presses) into the oral cavity towards the throat. Allow the material to remain for at least 20 seconds, then you can swallow.
Do not eat or drink or rinse your mouth for 10-15 minutes after use.
Allergy test before first use:
Apply the very first spray to your lip and wait 2 minutes. Then spray on the tip of the tongue and wait a further 2 minutes. If no reaction occurs, proceed with spraying to the back of the throat.
Allergy test before first use:
Apply the very first spray to your lip and wait 2 minutes. Then spray on the tip of the tongue and wait a further 2 minutes. If no reaction occurs, proceed with spraying to the back of the throat.
Do not use if you are allergic to bee products including propolis, bee pollen, honey, or bee stings. Do not use if you suffer from severe asthma. Do not use if you are taking blood-thinning medication, as propolis may slow clotting. Do not use during pregnancy and breastfeeding unless otherwise instructed by your healthcare professional. Not recommended for children under 7 years of age. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult your healthcare professional. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place.
Laringo Herbal Throat Spray is a genuinely different kind of throat product. Where most conventional throat sprays and lozenges use anaesthetics, antiseptics, or mild pain-numbing agents to temporarily mask discomfort, Laringo works by creating a protective physical environment in which the throat can heal itself - more closely resembling the action of a wound dressing than a medication.
Developed by DAN Pharm Ltd and licensed by the Israeli Ministry of Health, Laringo's therapeutic effect is achieved through mechanical rather than pharmacological means. The two key ingredients that drive this action are glycerin and pure bee propolis. Glycerin is a well-established demulcent and humectant - it coats the mucous membranes, retains moisture, and lubricates the throat to reduce the painful friction of swallowing, speaking, and coughing. Propolis is a natural resinous substance produced by bees that forms a resilient, long-lasting film on the mucosal surface. After application, propolis adheres to the throat lining and creates a persistent protective barrier that shields the tissue between doses - unlike lozenges or numbing sprays whose effects are short-lived. The formula is further supported by Echinacea, Sage, Thyme, and Menthol, botanicals with well-established traditional use for throat, respiratory, and immune support.
Laringo's efficacy was evaluated in a 14-day randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial conducted in October 2019 at Dan Pharm Clinic in Beer-Sheva, Israel, under the supervision of Dr Eitan Mimon MD PhD, Medical Specialist in Otolaryngology. The trial enrolled 46 participants aged 7 to 54, including children, adults, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers, and compared Laringo against a matched placebo spray over 14 days. The results were clear: by Day 5, Laringo users had reduced their symptom severity score by approximately 70% from baseline, compared to just 23% in the placebo group. By Day 7, 87% of Laringo users had mild or no symptoms. By Day 14, 91% of Laringo users had achieved complete or near-complete relief, compared to 55% of placebo users. No adverse events were recorded in any participant using Laringo throughout the trial, including children, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers, and compliance was near-perfect throughout the study period.
How does Laringo work differently from other throat sprays?
Most throat sprays use anaesthetics to temporarily numb pain or antiseptics to kill surface bacteria. Laringo works mechanically - it forms a protective film over the throat lining using glycerin and propolis, which physically shields inflamed tissue from irritants, retains moisture, and lubricates the throat to ease swallowing. This provides both immediate soothing relief and sustained protection between doses, without numbing the throat or relying on pharmaceutical agents.
Is Laringo clinically studied?
Yes. Laringo was evaluated in a 14-day randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial conducted by Dr Eitan Mimon MD PhD at Dan Pharm Clinic in Beer-Sheva, Israel, in October 2019. The trial included 46 participants aged 7 to 54. By Day 5, Laringo users had achieved approximately 70% reduction in symptom severity compared to just 23% in the placebo group. By Day 7, 87% of Laringo users had mild or no symptoms, and by Day 14, 91% had achieved complete or near-complete relief. No adverse events were recorded in any participant, including children, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers.
What conditions is Laringo suitable for?
Laringo is suitable for pharyngitis, laryngitis, tonsillitis, sore and painful throat, strep throat, loss of voice, viral, bacterial and fungal throat infections, and dry cough or allergies with persistent or acute throat irritation and cough.
What is propolis and why is it in this formula?
Propolis is a natural resinous substance collected by bees from plant sources and used to seal and protect the hive. When applied to the throat, it creates a persistent, adherent film on the mucosal surface that remains in place between doses - protecting the tissue continuously and allowing the soothing glycerin component to stay in contact with the throat for extended periods.
Is Laringo safe for children?
Yes. Laringo is suitable for children aged 7 and above. It was included in the clinical trial which enrolled participants from age 9 upwards, and no adverse events were recorded in the younger cohort. The pleasant honey taste makes it easier for children to accept than many conventional throat products.
Can Laringo be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
The clinical trial conducted in Israel included pregnant and breastfeeding participants without any adverse events recorded. However, as a general precaution, it is best to consult your healthcare professional before use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Who should not use Laringo?
Do not use Laringo if you are allergic to bee products including propolis, bee pollen, honey, or bee stings. Do not use if you suffer from severe asthma or are taking blood-thinning medication, as propolis may slow clotting. Perform the allergy test before first use as directed. Not recommended for children under 7.
How do I test for an allergy before using Laringo for the first time?
Before your first full use, apply one spray to your lip and wait 2 minutes. Then spray on the tip of your tongue and wait a further 2 minutes. If no reaction - such as swelling, itching, or redness - occurs at either stage, it is safe to proceed with spraying to the back of the throat.