School is back in session, which means long days and hectic schedules. To make matters worse, the holidays are quickly approaching. No one has time for sick days, yet colds don’t wait for the right moment. With added pressure and packed calendars, it can be easier for germs to sneak past your body’s defenses. When the inevitable happens and you do get sick, turn to a homeopathic cold medicine for relief you can take anywhere, anytime.
When you need cold relief on the go, Boiron’s new Chestal Cold & Cough Meltaway Pellets are an ideal choice. Each pack includes two easy dispensing tubes of pellets that fit easily in a bag, purse, or backpack. The dissolvable homeopathic granules melt under the tongue to target common cold and cough symptoms*, including:
- Nasal and chest congestion
- Fitful cough
- Sneezing
- Runny or stuffy nose
- Occasional minor sore throat
As a convenient, portable alternative to Chestal Original Cold Syrup, these meltaway pellets deliver the same trusted relief without the need for water, measuring, or spoons.
Using a homeopathic medicine, such as Chestal Cold & Cough Pellets offers a better way to feel better when cold symptoms disrupt your day. This medicine is non-drowsy and non-habit forming, giving you a worry-free choice for both daytime and nighttime relief. Chestal Cold & Cough Pellets have no known interactions with other medications, herbs, or supplements and are recommended for adults and children ages 4 and up. The pellets provide phenylephrine-free relief with no artificial sweeteners, flavors, colors, and preservatives.
Be Ready for Cold & Cough Season
Whether you or your children are in school, or you are preparing for the holiday rush, Chestal Cold & Cough Pellets are the easy choice for when you start to feel under the weather.
Visit BoironUSA.com to learn more about Chestal Cold & Cough Pellets and to order your own. For more tips and tricks for how to boost your immune system and what to do at the first sign of symptoms, check out these other Boiron blogs.
*Claims based on traditional homeopathic practice, not accepted medical evidence. Not FDA evaluated.
