Kids Travel Sickness Homeopathic Lollypop

Relieve Your Child’s Travel Sickness Naturally with the Key Sun Strawberry Flavored Travel Sickness Lollypops

If your child suffers from motion sickness during car trips, plane rides, or long journeys, the homeopathic strawberry-flavored lollypops from Key Sun are the perfect solution. Specially formulated to provide temporary relief from nausea and motion sickness, they are safe, effective, and ideal for children. They offer a natural way to ease discomfort during travel, so your little one can enjoy the ride without the worry of travel sickness.

Key Benefits:

• Temporary relief from motion sickness
• Eases nausea caused by travel
• Natural, homeopathic ingredients
• Delicious strawberry flavor kids love

Active Ingredients: A unique blend of homeopathic remedies works to target specific symptoms of travel sickness and nausea:

• Cocculus 30C: Helps relieve travel sickness, especially when worsened by the thought of food, along with nausea, vomiting, and excessive salivation. A strong desire to lie down is also addressed.
• Nux Vomica 30C: Alleviates nausea that results from overeating or overindulgence.
• Borax 6C: Perfect for air travel, this ingredient helps relieve nausea caused by downward motion or air pockets during flights.

Non-Active Ingredients:
Isomalt, natural strawberry flavor, and the natural coloring agent Cochineal E120 (derived from cochineal).

These lollypops are completely free from wheat, gluten, egg, dairy, and nuts, and contain no artificial colors or flavors, making them a safe option for children with sensitivities.

How to Use:

For optimal results, give your child one lozenge 15-20 minutes before travel to prevent motion sickness and nausea. The lozenge should be sucked or licked, and its therapeutic benefits can be felt with the first few licks. If you are on a longer journey, a second lozenge can be taken if necessary. The recommended dosage is up to 3 lozenges per day.

Important Safety Information:

• Not recommended for children under 2 years of age without medical advice or supervision.
• If symptoms persist or worsen suddenly, consult a healthcare professional.
• Keep out of reach of children.