Keep Germs at Bay with Halo Oral Antiseptic Spray Review

Seems as if everyone is sniffling or coughing and although my local pharmacy has tons of remedies, I'd rather do my best to keep from getting sick in the first place.  The worst is when you feel so miserable and finally decide to go to the doctor, you're greeted with "It's a virus".  I remember a couple of years ago when I thought I had the flu, only to hear my doctor tell me I had a virus and recommend some over the counter remedies.  That was well before the hand sanitizer craze.  Nowadays everyone has some portable, fruity-tooty hand sanitizer in the purse ready to whip out at the sound of a cough.  

HaloTM is different.  It's an oral antiseptic.  One quick spray will protect you from some common airborne viruses.  Well, check out these facts...

Interesting Facts and Additional HaloTM Oral Antiseptic Product Facts 

• 75% of daycares, 33% of medical offices and 67% of airplanes have enough airborne viruses to infect someone in one hour 
• On an average day, you take about 17,280 breaths - this wouldn’t be an issue if we didn’t spend 90% of our time indoors (in other words, there are over 17,000 opportunities a day to breathe in other people’s airborne germs) 
• HaloTM Oral Antiseptic Spray is an FDA-monographed oral antiseptic 
• Halo Oral Antiseptic Spray is portable and perfect for travel (1 fl. oz. size adheres to TSA regulations for carry-on luggage or purse) 
• HaloTM Children’s (for children aged two and up) is available in a great tasting grape flavor
• Adults have the option of Halo in berry and citrus flavors 
• Halo is alcohol, dye and sugar-free 

My Thoughts:  Hubby's recent trip to Hawaii proved to be a great way to test Halo Oral Antiseptic Spray.  It was a long flight in a confined area and I knew the last thing he'd want is to arrive on the island sick.  He usually develops a sore throat whenever he travels on flights where he has to change planes.  We're sure it's from being confined in the plane's temperature controlled environment, but trust me if one person on the plane has a cold, he's sure to develop it.  Halo Oral Antiseptic Spray meets TSA regulations so I packed it in his carry-on and told him to spray a couple of times in between flights.  He was skeptical, but he obliged.  Happy to report, he arrived safely with not a sniffle in sight.  The berry was his fave, but personally I prefer the taste of the citrus Halo Oral Antiseptic Spray.    

So, if you commute on the train or bus in the morning and you get a tickle in your throat upon hearing someone cough, you may wanna check out Halo Oral Antiseptic Spray.  

New Halo Oral Antiseptic Spray is now in the cough and cold aisle at CVS, Target, Walmart, Rite Aid, Kmart and other mass market and drug stores nationwide. Suggested retail price is $12.99. 

For more information and to see how it works, visit www.halogermdefense.com. 

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