Medisynth Kofeez SF Cough Syrup Sugar Free

Medisynth Kofeez SF Cough Syrup is a natural, sugar-free designed to alleviate cough and cold symptoms. This homeopathic formulation helps soothe the respiratory tract, easing chest congestion, sore throat and bronchial irritation without the added sugars, making it suitable for those managing high blood sugar level. It supports the body's natural healing process, promoting quicker recovery and overall respiratory health. The cough syrup formulated with known herbs has an immediate soothing effect in all cases of cough, difficulty in breathing, whooping cough and soreness. Its sugar-free base makes it ideally suited for weight watchers.

Key Ingredients:
Blatta Orientalis, Bryonia Alba, Ipecacuanha, Zingiber

Key Benefits:

• It eases cough and cold symptoms, providing relief from chest congestion and sore throat

• Sugar-free formulation ideal for individuals with high blood sugar level

• It soothes the respiratory tract, reducing irritation and discomfort

• It supports the natural healing process, promoting faster recovery

• It helps maintain overall respiratory health and well-being

Good to Know:

• Contains natural homeopathic ingredients

• Free from alcohol and artificial additives

• Suitable for both adults and children

• Sugar-free formulation

Effects of Deficiency:
Lack of care for respiratory health can lead to:

• Persistent cough and cold symptoms

• Increased risk of bronchial infections

• Prolonged discomfort and irritation in the respiratory tract

Product Form:
Syrup

Diet Type:
Gluten-free / No soy / Vegetarian / Sugar-free

Suitable for:
Male/Female

Directions for Use:
Use as directed by a healthcare professional.

Safety Information:

• Store in cool and dry place

• Keep away from the direct sunlight

• Keep out of the reach of children

Quick Tips:

• Stay hydrated and avoid cold drinks while taking this syrup

• Rest and avoid strenuous activities to support the healing process

Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. How long does it take for this medicine to take effect?
There are no well-established studies to back up the onset of effects of this medicine. However, it is best to consult with your doctor first.