The 85mg propolis dose and ethical sourcing protocol offer a new approach to natural immune defense.
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Most throat sprays use honey as the lead ingredient and add propolis as an afterthought — if they include it at all. Propolis Immune Support flips that. 85mg of propolis extract per serving is the foundation, with wildflower honey as the carrier.
That dose matters because propolis is where the immune-supporting compounds live — the sticky resin bees collect from trees and plants, combined with their own enzymes to create what researchers call nature's defense system. Honey soothes, but propolis is what your immune system recognizes.
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Propolis isn't a single ingredient — it's a complex blend of over 300 beneficial compounds including flavonoids, polyphenols, and plant-based antioxidants. The formula also includes vitamins B, C, and D, plus zinc and iron, but the propolis is doing most of the work.
Propolis does the work. Those compounds are what bees use to seal and protect the hive from threats. When you spray it in your throat, you're borrowing that same multi-layered defense. It's the combination that makes propolis effective.
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The formula is non-GMO, free of refined sugars, and tested to confirm no glyphosate. That's the floor. Propolis Immune Support also skips the numbing agents and artificial flavors you'll find in most drugstore throat sprays. Instead, it uses vegetable glycerin and wildflower honey to coat and calm irritation. The propolis adds its own mild, resinous taste — earthy, slightly bitter, but not unpleasant. Four sprays is the daily ritual; eight if you feel something coming on.
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Propolis comes from trees and plants, which means it can pick up whatever's in the environment — pesticides, heavy metals, contaminants. Every batch matters. Propolis Immune Support is third-party tested for pesticides and heavy metals to confirm what's not in the bottle. That testing happens on every batch, not just once for certification. It's the reason the brand can make a clean-ingredient claim without hedging.
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The propolis is harvested from remote apiaries using a bee-health-first protocol — which means the hives aren't stressed to maximize extraction. Bees need propolis to keep their hives sterile and protected, so the sourcing approach only collects the excess. Slow costs more. The apiaries are chosen for their distance from industrial agriculture, which reduces the contamination risk at the source. It's why the brand can claim ethical beekeeping without asterisks.
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The bottle is TSA-approved, which matters if you travel frequently or just want immune support in your carry-on during cold season. Four sprays is a full serving, so a single bottle lasts weeks even with daily use. It doesn't require refrigeration. Propolis Immune Support works for the parent packing for a family trip, the business traveler who gets sick every time they fly, and the singer who can't afford to lose their voice before a gig.
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Most kids' immune products drop the effective ingredients and add sweeteners. The Kids' Propolis Throat Spray delivers 77.5mg of propolis extract — just slightly less than the adult dose — with buckwheat honey to make it palatable. It's formulated for kids 2 and up. Parents who want natural immune support for their children but don't want to guess whether the dose is meaningful have an option that doesn't compromise.
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Propolis Immune Support is drug-free and non-habit-forming, which means you can use it daily without building a tolerance or needing to cycle off. The 100% money-back guarantee removes the risk if you're unsure propolis will work for you.
Subscribe & Save drops the price 15% and includes free shipping, which makes daily use affordable long-term. No risk. The brand is betting you'll notice the difference — scratchy throats calm faster, you feel protected during cold season, and the ritual becomes part of your morning routine.

If you're allergic to bees, wonder about sustainable sourcing, or question why it isn't organic certified — here are answers to the most common questions.