Dolomir® Gola is a throat spray with a specific protective and soothing action, restoring the natural function of the oropharyngeal mucosa, with myrrh and sodium hyaluronate.
Myrrh polysaccharides and sodium hyaluronate create a barrier film, limiting the mucosa contact with harmful external agents. Myrrh also has a soothing function, which helps to reduce throat irritations such as burning and dryness. This is why, due to its protective function, Dolomir® Gola can also be used in the event of exposure to potentially irritating external agents such as low temperatures, smog and smoke.
Every pack of DoloMir® Gola contains a 20 ml bottle with practical spray cap.
It is a CE medical device certified. Read the package leaflet before use.
Ministerial Authorisation dated 28/07/2022.
DoloMir® Gola is a spray formula with myrrh extract specific for preventive and symptomatic treatment of oropharyngeal mucosa, irritations. Myrrh extract has a soothing function and helps to relieve irritation.
The formulation of DoloMir® Gola with natural products:
- Protects the oropharyngeal mucosa and reduces irritation
- Can be associated with antibiotic treatment
- Does not contain alcohol
- It is patented for the treatment of irritations of the pharynx and oral cavity
How to correctly use DoloMir® Gola when first opened:
- Remove the dispenser from the sachet
- Place the dispenser on the bottle, inserting it in the nozzle
- Press the dispenser 2-3 times on the pump until the first spray is emitted
- After assembling the bottle, proceed to apply the product
Shake well before use and remove the dispenser plug. Use DoloMir® Gola up to a maximum of 12 sprays a day.
Store the product in a cool, dry place, at controlled room temperature (15-25°C). Do not use in the event of hypersensitivity or allergy to one or more ingredients. Do not exceed the recommended doses. In the event of prolonged use, suspend the treatment for at least 3-5 days after a maximum of 30 days of treatment. Sore throats may be a symptom of infection, if the symptom persists or the patient has a temperature, consult the doctor.