Harker Herbals Children's Vira Guard

❥ SUPPORTS A RAPID & ROBUST RESPONSE FOR IMMUNE SYSTEMS UNDER ATTACK ❥
A fast-acting elderberry, echinacea and olive leaf combination to support a strong immune response at the first signs of feeling unwell.  This delicious high-strength syrup is also ideal for daily use to keep the immune system on alert, especially during winter ills and chills season. A lovely syrup to add to your little one's routine before heading out to school or day-care.

The three key ingredients are scientifically researched to support immune defences and are a useful support for children with a busy active lifestyle, stressed at school or have digestive disorders that affect the gut (where most of our immune cells live).

• Supports a rapid, robust response for immune defences
• Supports recovery
• High strength echinacea, elderberry & olive lea

Each 5ml dose contains:

• ELDERBERRY - extract equivalent to fresh berries 1719mg
• ECHINACEA - extract equivalent to dry root 759mg
• OLIVE LEAF - extract equivalent to dry leaf 661mg

In a syrup base of chicory root fibre, vegetable glycerine, natural flavours, citric acid and water.

Take the recommended dose by age group:

• Infants 6 months -1 years: 0.5ml
• Children 1-2 years: 1 to 2ml ( 1/4 metric teaspoon)
• Children 2-5 years: 2 to 3ml ( 1/2 metric teaspoon)
• Children 5 years and over: 5ml (1 metric teaspoon)

Take recommended dose by age group 3 timesper day to maintain a healthy response to immune threats.
If unwell, take the recommended dose by age group 5 times per day.
If no improvement after 2 to 3 days, seek professional medical advice.

Parents commonly reach for this herbal blend when their child is experiencing:

• Changes of season
• Busy periods at childcare or school routines
• When extra immune health support is needed.

• Shake well before use
• Do not exceed stated dose
• Keep out of reach of children
• If taking prescribed medication, we recommend seeking professional medical advice before taking these products
• Always read the label and use only as directed

Ff symptoms persist, especially in an infant under 2 years, see your healthcare professional.