LymePlex Pro Nasal Spray

  An intra-oral spray delivers an active ingredient directly into the bloodstream rather than relying on primary processing by the digestive system. It is widely known in the medical and supplement communities that oral sprays are the fastest, most effective way to take medicines, nutrients, minerals and vitamins. The first evidence of drug absorption via the buccal mucosa was noted over 100 years ago. Subsequently, in 1879, sublingual administration of nitroglycerin was reported to successfully alleviate the symptoms of classic angina pectoris. Since then, oral mucosal drug delivery has drawn more and more attention because of its potential advantages over other routes of delivery.  Compared to secretions of the GI tract, saliva is a relatively mobile fluid with less mucin, limited enzymatic activity and virtually no proteases. In comparison, the buccal and sublingual regions have less enzymes and lower enzyme activity, which is especially favorable to protein and peptide delivery.