Interesting. Xlear uses xylitol, grapefruit seed extract and saline, just like ‘Immune Nasal Defense’. The difference is that Xlear also uses purified water. Instead, Immune Nasal Defense uses erythritol, which is a sugar alcohol. When I looked up erythritol there are warning about this, regarding blood clotting, heart issues, etc. I think I’ll stick with Xlear.
I guess TWC has “debunked” the safety concerns of erythritol. Is it worth the risk?
Good and important point Allie!
Is there any new nasal spray introduction discounts for paid subscribers
xlear is a similar, price friendly product.
And apparently is a better product, as it uses purified water rather than erythritol (a sugar alcohol).
SPRAY10
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Interesting. Xlear uses xylitol, grapefruit seed extract and saline, just like ‘Immune Nasal Defense’. The difference is that Xlear also uses purified water. Instead, Immune Nasal Defense uses erythritol, which is a sugar alcohol. When I looked up erythritol there are warning about this, regarding blood clotting, heart issues, etc. I think I’ll stick with Xlear.
Happy that the Wellness Company has introduced Immune Defense Nasal Spray, and Immune Defense Throat Spray.
When can we expect it to be available for purchase? I searched the site at length but was unable to find the nasal spray and the throat spray.
Please advise,
Mark Fay