Cold-EEZE and Maty's Healthy Products #Review
For the past week my son has been sick with a cold, he had the terrible cough with the runny nose, red eyes and a slight fever. I worry about the different medicines available these days with the side affects so I was kind of trying to allow his cold to "run it's course" until it went away. After 4 days it was only getting worse, his cough was louder and his nose was so red from blowing it.
Just yesterday I received a package in the mail with Cold-EEZE Oral Spray, an over- the- counter zinc-based cold remedy, and a bottle of All Natural Cough Syrup - Maty's Healthy Products, a line of all natural remedies. I was recently asked to do a review about these products and they came at the right time!!
After the 4 days of my son having his cold I decided to give the Cold-EEZE Oral Spray a try!
I was impressed because the Cold-EEZE Oral Spray is so easier to administer with just a dose of 2 sprays and go!! My son gives me a hard time taking liquid or chewable medicine so I have to say this is great for the kids who don't like meds. This Oral Spray has a natural Cherry Flavor, it worked really fast to stop his nose from running. I don't really hear him cough much and the red eyes are gone! I'm now a fan of Cold-EEZE!!
The Maty's All Natural Cough Syrup, has antioxidant rich Buckwheat Honey & 9 immune support ingredients. It's a natural remedy for the family and is approved for all ages, I haven't been sick for some time and I hope to never have to catch a cold again but if I do I would definitely be using the Maty's All Natural Cough Syrup!
Do you use any remedies to help your children or yourself feel better? Please feel free to share!
1 comments:
Awe, poor boy! I always hated when my children were sick, especially because 2 of them took meds which I had to be super careful what I mixed with them. My oldest is disabled and still lives with me the all natural would work great for him (after I checked w/ his Dr. of course. I use to try boiling onions, using hot towels on their chest (not to hot) & Broth or popsicles. Once in a while the colds would end with that and liquids of course but not always.
Gladys P
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