I actually can't wait til this nasal spray comes out, not just as an investor but just to have a useful tool to combat the sniffles! I'm already an avid user of betadine gargle, which clearly works as well as antibiotics for tonsilitus or infected skin cuts. I'm just wondering, and hopefully Peter can shed some light on it, why don't GPs prescribe iodine-based gargles and topical ointments more often for bacterial throat, mouth and other infections? Their go-to seems to be antibiotic pills which obviously have an impact on gut health. At least the nasal spray for viral colds and potentially covid won't be going up against antibiotics, so hopefully GPs will be happy to send cold patients away with nasodine and the use will be massive.
Add to My Watchlist
What is My Watchlist?
