Léro Eucalyptol Bio 15 Capsules Nose and Throat is a dietary supplement based onorganic essential oils of lavender, eucalyptus and myrtle, which contributes to the comfort of the respiratory tract.
Lero Eucalyptol is a dietary supplement in the form of essential oil capsules that contributes to the well-being of the respiratory tract . It is particularly suitable for adults and children over 12 with congested upper respiratory tracts.
Eucalyptus essential oil is traditionally used to clear congested airways. It is a purifying essential oil useful for fighting winter ailments such as angina, bronchitis, sinusitis...
Nasal congestion and sore throats can be extremely uncomfortable, preventing you from getting the most out of your day. Léro Eucalyptol capsules are specially formulated to provide fast, effective relief from respiratory symptoms.
Léro Eucalyptol offers a natural solution for relieving nasal congestion and soothing sore throats. Its essential oil-based ingredients are carefully selected for their beneficial properties and soothing effects.
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- 1 capsule morning, noon and evening before meals, with a large glass of water
- For 5 days
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Relieve nasal congestion and sore throats with Léro Eucalyptol capsules. With essential oils of eucalyptus, lavender and myrtle, these capsules offer fast, long-lasting relief for clear airways. Discover their soothing effect now and enjoy easier breathing.
Precautions for use
Lero Eucalyptol is contraindicated in cases of gastrointestinal or biliary tract inflammation, epilepsy and severe liver disease. It is also not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women, or children under 12.
Store in a dry place away from heat. Keep out of reach of children. Not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Léro Eucalyptol contains 3 certified organic essential oils.
Analysis for 3 capsules
Organic eucalyptus essential oil 129 milligrams
Organic lavender essential oil 80 milligrams
Organic myrtle essential oil 44 milligrams.
Lero Eucalyptol is a dietary supplement guaranteed free from titanium dioxide, nanoparticles and GMOs.
Lero Eucalyptol contains 3 certified organic essential oils.
Presentation - Packaging
Lero Eucalyptol comes in a box of 15 capsules.
One box represents 5 days of treatment.
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