Allertrex, 1 Fl oz

I like the taste and the product makes my lungs more comfortable

I had asthma as a kid and have carried an inhaler for occasional wheezing all my life. November 2022 I had my first Asthma attack in 40 years. Pretty severe and rescue inhaler wasn't working. Hospital told me to come in immediately. A good friend brought me this on the way to ER. If you are having an asthma attack your body and mind are in survival and panic mode. The stress makes you breathe heavier and it easily can snowball. I sprayed 2 pumps on my tongue and deep breaths. That sense of panic left, something was working. It did not end the asthma attack, but without a doubt it helped In ways 10 recuse inhaler doses were unable to. Truly Thankful & Impressed.. This is the only nonprescription product I have tried that has worked. I'm 50 and I've tried a lot. I stock it in my cupboards now. The effects are similar to my inhaler where i notice an immediate difference and the lungs relax. This is my go to over my inhaler for light wheezing and would highly recommend.

The only issue I had is there were no instructions and it did not come in a box. The instructions on the bottle were soooo tiny it was very hard to read

Global Healing Allertrex - Natural Herbal Spray for Lung and Respiratory Support - really worked well for me in calming down a throat tickle from a cough. It is a natural product that works really well and, gets rid of those annoying tickles that sometimes go along with coughs. I would certainly recommend this product for anyone who has a ticklish throat from a cough. The taste is very good too. A very convenient and easy way to take the product also. Just spray into your mouth inhale once then swallow. It stops that ticklish feeling in it's tracks.

First, the pros: This is an all natural product that actually does what it says it will. I felt immediate relief from persistent lung inflammation, and had to clear my throat of the mucus being expelled. I use this as a supplement to the oral steroids I've been prescribed, but I feel pretty confident that I could use this alone and be fine. (I'm not suggesting that you do that, though, without talking to your doctor first.) It wasn't until about day three, after watching a YouTube video, that I realized that I wasn't using it properly. Which leads me to the cons. I thought that this would be a safe and economical alternative to Albuterol. And I do believe that, ultimately, it is. But after ELEVEN DAYS of the suggested dosage (6 sprays 3x a day), the bottle is almost empty! And I know that I forgot to take it a few times. I paid $31.00 for my bottle, which breaks down to 2.82 a day. A thirty day supply is $85! While that's less than paying for an inhaler out of pocket, it ain't cheap.