Quicksilver Scientific Immune Charge+ Throat Spray | Targeted Immune Support

Immune Charge+ Throat Spray is Quicksilver Scientific’s targeted zinc spray: a nanoemulsion of zinc, quercetin, luteolin and propolis that coats the throat — the place immune support matters first. It comes in a compact 27 mL pump bottle.

How Immune Charge+ Throat Spray Works

Zinc you swallow has to travel the length of your digestive tract before it can do anything. This spray takes the direct route: its liposomal delivery lets absorption begin in the mouth, while the spray itself raises zinc levels right in the throat and upper respiratory tract. The zinc arrives complexed with quercetin, luteolin and propolis, so the flavonoids land in the same place at the same moment — a highly bioavailable throat coat rather than a pill that gets there eventually.

Key Ingredients

One zinc complex, five working parts:

• Zinc (as zinc acetate) — the immune mineral the whole spray is built around, delivered where your throat needs it.
• Quercetin — a much-researched antioxidant flavonoid, here sourced from Sophora japonica flowers.
• Luteolin — a companion flavonoid with its own antioxidant profile.
• Propolis — the resin bees make to seal and defend their hive.
• Phospholipids from sunflower lecithin — they form the liposomes that carry the complex into the mouth’s tissues.

Who It’s For

Immune Charge+ Throat Spray is for anyone who wants immune backup they can aim: the commuter in winter, the parent in a house full of school-week sniffles, the traveller who knows exactly where a long-haul flight ends up. It earns a permanent spot in a handbag or carry-on.

Suggested Use

Spray three pumps towards the back of your throat and hold for 30 to 90 seconds before swallowing. Use once or twice daily, repeating to your desired dosage or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “nanoemulsion” on the label mean? The formula is carried in liposomes of 20 to 100 nanometres — small enough to begin absorbing in the mouth instead of waiting for digestion.

Is it good for travel? That is exactly what the compact bottle is for: the maker suggests taking it on the road, or a few sprays prior to takeoff for support during a flight.

Is it tested for allergens? Yes — tested gluten free, allergen free, non-GMO and soy protein free.

How many servings are in one bottle? Fifty. A serving is three pumps, about half a millilitre.

Disclaimer: This is a dietary supplement. Always consult a qualified healthcare practitioner before adding a new supplement to your routine. These statements have not been evaluated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, kill or prevent any disease. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Seek advice from your doctor if you are pregnant, nursing, under 18, or following a doctor-prescribed protocol.