Nature's Way Sambucus Cough Relief Elderberry Syrup - 4 fl oz
Nature's Way Sambucus Cough Relief Elderberry Syrup - 4 fl oz
Product details
Nature's Way Sambucus Cough Relief is a vegan elderberry syrup that combines South African Geranium root extract with vitamin C and zinc. This formula is designed to soothe occasional coughs and support immune health when used at the first sign of minor cough, nasal, throat, or chest irritations.
Key Features
- South African Geranium root extract (EPs 7630) backed by 30 years of research
- Soothes occasional coughs associated with hoarseness, dry throat, and irritants
- Includes vitamin C and zinc to support healthy immune function
- Gluten-free and vegan; free from wheat, peanut, dairy, and artificial colours
- Liquid syrup form for easy administration
How to Use
For best results, use at first sign of minor cough, nasal, throat, or chest irritations and continue for an additional 48 hours after irritations cease. Children ages 6–12: take 1½ teaspoon three times daily. Adults and children ages 13+: take 2 teaspoons three times daily.
Who Is It For
This syrup suits anyone seeking natural support for occasional coughs and minor throat irritations, including children ages 6 and older and adults. It is especially useful for those preferring vegan and gluten-free formulas.
Product Details
| Brand | Nature's Way |
|---|---|
| Form | Liquid |
| Size | 4 fl oz |
Frequently asked questions
How long does a bottle last?
A 4 fl oz bottle contains multiple servings. Duration depends on age and dosage: children ages 6–12 taking 1½ teaspoon three times daily, or adults and children 13+ taking 2 teaspoons three times daily.
Is this product suitable for vegans?
Yes, Nature's Way Sambucus Cough Relief is vegan and free from dairy, wheat, peanut, and artificial colours.
What are the main active ingredients?
The formula contains South African Geranium root extract (EPs 7630), black elderberry extract, vitamin C, and zinc.
When should I start using this syrup?
For best results, use at the first sign of minor cough, nasal, throat, or chest irritations and continue for an additional 48 hours after irritations cease.