Herbal Syrups

Common mallow helps to relieve throat irritation and has a soothing effect on the throat, larynx and vocal cords. It is useful in dry cough and hoarseness.

Coneflower supports the immune system. It can be used as an auxiliary in colds and in the prevention of recurrent upper respiratory tract infections.

The dandelion flower is a natural wealth for the body and is recommended especially during autumn and winter period.

Elder contributes to the relief of cold symptoms, is helpful in coughing and hoarseness and supports the body's natural immunity. 

Garlic contributes to the proper functioning of the immune system. It has antibacterial effect.

Marshmallow has a soothing effect on the throat, larynx and vocal cords.

Mullein keeps the body's natural immunity system. It soothes the mouth and throat and vocal cords, provides the free breath.

Pine has a beneficial effect on the throat and respiratory tract. It helps to clear the nose and breathe more freely. 

Ribwort plantain is soothing to the throat, larynx and vocal cords. It supports the immune system.

Rockrose  is a valuable antioxidant, it helps protect the body against free radicals. It helps to strengthen the defense of the body and supports the immune system.

Dog rose and vitamin C helps in the proper functioning of the immune system.

Melissa  and  hawthorn  relieve states of anxiety, irritation and psychic  tension, make it easier to fall asleep. They help  calm down.

Iceland moss beneficially affects the respiratory system. Elder helps to relieve the symptoms of cold. 

Mullein, verbena have a soothing effect on the throat, larynx and vocal cords. Elderberry is helpful in coughing and hoarseness. 

The syrup supplements the diet with thyme herb extract, wormwood herb, calamus rhizome and walnut leaf. 

Thyme soothes the mouth, throat and vocal cords. In addition, it facilitates expectoration and supports the body's immunity.

Thyme has a soothing effect on the oral cavity, throat and vocal cords. Coltsfoot supports the respiratory system.