Sunday, November 4, 2012

Halo Oral Antiseptic Spray Review & Giveaway - Ended

Have you ever had someone sneeze on your arm as you walk by or cough right in front of you as you are talking to them?  That is a Halo moment.  I have Halo moments everyday whether it's from students or my own kids.  Last week my first grade class was lining up and a kid walking by started coughing all over my arm.  He wasn't even attempting to cover his mouth. This is just one of many Halo moments I have multiple times throughout the day.

I teach over 500 elementary students a week and my husband has about 150 high school students.  Also, our kids just started Pre-School/daycare this year.  Needless to say, we are around lots of germs all day.   We go through a lot of hand sanitizer and soap.  We've also been sick a lot this year and it's only November.

I recently learned about Halo Oral Antiseptic Spray.  It is an oral antiseptic that you spray in your mouth.  It coats the back of your throat and protects you against breathable germs for up to 6 hours.  It sounds amazing.  I tried the berry flavor and it taste pretty good.  I tasted the children's grape flavor and, personally, I prefer the berry. There's not way to know for sure that it is working except to trust the research which you can check out here www.halogermdefense.com.

You can use it up to 3 times a day.  It says not to use it more than 7 days without permission from a Doctor or Dentist.  I did see on their Facebook page that it is okay to use 5 days a week.  I'm excited to have this extra line of defense for something I normally cannot control.   

Interesting Facts and Additional HaloTM Oral Antiseptic Product Facts

·         75% of daycares, 33% of medical offices and 67% of airplanes have enough airborne viruses to infect someone in one hour  <---Wow!  Every member of our family spends all day in a daycare or at school!  No wonder we have been sick a LOT this school year.
·         On an average day, you take about 17,280 breaths - this wouldn’t be an issue if we didn’t spend 90% of our time indoors (in other words, there are over 17,000 opportunities a day to breathe in other people’s airborne germs)
·         HaloTM Oral Antiseptic Spray is an FDA-monographed oral antiseptic
·         The results from independent scientific studies and clinical trials on Halo’s efficacy have been accepted for presentation at and publication by the Infectious Disease Society of America (IDSA) and the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (ICAAC), two of the leading medical societies in the United States
·         University Hospitals Case Medical Center Department of Pathology (Cleveland, OH) tested Halo against 11 strains of Whooping Cough (Bordetella pertussis), and Halo completely killed all 11 strains 
·         Halo Oral Antiseptic Spray is portable and perfect for travel (1 fl. oz. size adheres to TSA regulations for carry-on luggage or purse)
·         HaloTM Children’s (for children aged two and up) is available in a great tasting grape flavor
·         Adults have the option of Halo in berry and citrus flavors
·         Halo is alcohol, dye and sugar-free

New Halo Oral Antiseptic Spray is now in the cough and cold aisle at CVS, Target, Walmart, Rite Aid, Kmart and other mass market and drug stores nationwide.  Suggested retail price is $12.99. For more information and to see how it works, visit www.halogermdefense.com.

One lucky winner will win and adult version of Halo Oral Antiseptic Spray in either Berry or Citrus Flavor.  Enter by using the rafflecopter form below.



Disclaimer: I received this product free of charge in order to provide the review.  All opinions are my own.

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18 comments:

  1. My Halo moment is when I was on an airplane in close quarters and the person next to me is coughing and sneezing - yikes!

    colljerr at comcast dot net

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  2. Geez, how to pick just one! I avoid ill people as much as possible, but it is inevitable that I get "germed" by someone. The last was a woman having an unguarded coughing attack in the store, and I was passing her at that moment. Ugh!

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  3. Sorryy to say I have never tried tis product thats why Im here-- I know nothing about it except for what I have just now read because of you thank you-- sounds like something this family needs

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  4. I have not tried this product but would love to now that I am recovering from sinusitis and bronchitis!!!

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  5. Taking my daughter to her well visits at the dr. - so many germs!

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  6. I knew there was a good reason I didn't want to go to school as a kid

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  7. I have Mysophobia so I have several Halo moments a day...or an hour lol. My worst fear is airborne germs because there is not much i can do about them, I can't hand sanitize my mouth and the air I breathe. Now that I know about Halo maybe I can lol. My Halo moment I will share is when I am in the grocery store and walk passed someone who just sneezed or coughed. I have a panic attack! I hold my breath for as long as I can until I get passed the area. I have not bought Halo yet because I don't know anyone who has tried it but Im sure I will. I no longer want to hold my breathe in public areas.

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  8. WHen my kids are all sick
    sunniewoodyplus2 atmsn.com

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  9. I also work in a school setting and am now a germaphobe because of all the coughing, sneezing, and other body fluids that kids try to touch me with!

    jenswps at yahoo . com

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  10. I work around kids so there is always someone sneezing or coughing.

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  11. Definitely people on the subway sneezing and touching the poles or seats when I was on vacation! jessicapeeling@yahoo.com

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  12. When my toddler coughs in my face!

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  13. My moment was when I was at my desk at work and a boy coughed in front of me directed at me.
    twinkle at optonline dot net

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  14. at a local kids museum a sick kid coughed and sneezed all over us while standing in line with him mom to enter, yuck.

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  15. With 5 kids who all go to public school my halo moment happens daily! It seems like someone is always sneezing, coughing, throwing up, or wiping thier nose and then touching my children who then in turn bring it all back home to mom!

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  16. It never fails as soon as I walk in Walmart I've got people near me coughing and sneezing.Ewww,Lol! I had cancer last yr so my immune system is still kind of low so I tend to catch things easily.I did get the flu shot so I'm hoping all those gross germs stay away from me.Thank you for the cool giveaway! :)
    tigers3450@att.net

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  17. I work at the library and parents bring in sick kids all the time. Ick! kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.

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