Beekeeper's Naturals Propolis Throat Spray
A simple alcohol free propolis spray with a strong taste and clear allergy warnings.
The short version
- Adults who want an alcohol free propolis spray for a daily routine
- Travelers who want a small spray that fits in a carry on bag
- You are allergic to bees, bee products, poplar or balsam of Peru
- You dislike strong, bitter herbal tastes
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding, since the label warns against use
What owners like
- Quick and easy to use, a few sprays take seconds
- Feels soothing on a dry or scratchy throat
- Reviewers keep it on hand for travel and the winter season
- Short ingredient list with no alcohol
Common complaints
- The taste is strong, earthy and a little bitter for some people
- The label warns against use in pregnancy and while breastfeeding, which rules it out for some buyers
Based on The maker's product page and two independent blog reviews. Retailer review pages could not be read, and no lab or editorial test of effect was found, so complaint themes are thin..
Research scores
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What it does
A small pump spray of bee propolis extract in glycerin, water and wildflower honey, sprayed into the mouth and marketed by the maker for daily immune support.
- Glycerin and honey base with no alcohol
- Pocket size bottle the maker describes as TSA friendly
- Flavor the maker describes as honey and cinnamon
- Separate kids version made with buckwheat honey
- Maker says the formula was recently changed to a higher concentration of propolis
A simple, alcohol free propolis spray for people who already like propolis and want an easy daily routine or a soothing spray for a scratchy throat. The taste is strong and earthy for some people, and anyone allergic to bees or bee products should not use it.
How it compares
Specs
- Size
- 30 ml (about 1 fl oz) pump spray
- Propolis
- 85 mg propolis extract per serving
- Servings
- 60 per bottle
- Ingredients
- Bee propolis extract, vegetable glycerin, purified water, wildflower honey
- Directions
- 4 sprays in the mouth for daily use; maker says up to 8 sprays when symptoms are present
- Free of
- Alcohol, artificial flavors and dyes, GMOs (maker stated)
- Testing
- Third party tested for pesticides and heavy metals; not certified organic
Worth knowing
- Maker warns that people allergic to bees, bee products, poplar tree products or balsam of Peru may have allergic reactions.
- The label warns against use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
- Shake before use and store in a cool, dry place.
Questions
How much propolis is in Beekeeper's Naturals throat spray?
The maker lists 85 mg of propolis extract per serving and 60 servings per bottle.
Does Beekeeper's Naturals propolis spray contain alcohol?
No. The maker lists a glycerin, water and honey base with no alcohol.
How many sprays should be used?
The maker directs 4 sprays in the mouth daily and up to 8 when symptoms are present.
What does the propolis spray taste like?
The maker calls it honey and cinnamon. Reviewers describe it as strong, earthy and slightly bitter.
Is there a version for kids?
Yes. The maker sells a separate kids spray made with buckwheat honey.
Sources
- Beekeeper's Naturals: Propolis Immune Support Throat Spray
- Kitchen Stewardship: Review of Beekeepers Naturals products
- New Modern Mom: Beekeeper's Naturals Propolis Throat Spray review
- Vitacost: Comvita Bee Propolis Oral Spray UMF 10+
- H-E-B: Honey Gardens Propolis Spray
Researched 2026-10-02. We bought this product; our page is built from the maker's details and what owners report across reviews and forums. We never copy Amazon customer reviews.