Therapeutic rinse in a self-heating package
AssigneeJuliet Agatha Boghossian
InventorJuliet Agatha Boghossian
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Abstract
A therapeutic rinse for treating a sore throat including a self heating container having a reservoir. The self heating container is capable of reaching a temperature of at least 130 degrees Fahrenheit when activated. The therapeutic rinse includes a liquid composition having sodium chloride, water, an antibiotic, and a variety of vitamins, minerals and herbs stored in the reservoir of the self heating container. During use, the self heating container is activated and the liquid composition is heated inside the reservoir to about 130 degrees Fahrenheit.
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A therapeutic rinse product for treating a sore throat, mouth sore and/or minor gum infection comprising:
- a self heating container having a reservoir, and the self heating container being capable of reaching a temperature of at least 130 degrees Fahrenheit when activated;
- a liquid composition including sodium chloride, vinegar, licorice root, honey, an antibiotic, and water stored in the reservoir of the self heating container;
- wherein the liquid composition is heated inside the self heating container upon activating the heating mechanism of the self heating container.
A therapeutic rinse product for treating a sore throat, mouth sore and/or minor gum infection comprising:
- a container including a reservoir;
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- a liquid composition including about 7.5 mL sodium chloride, about 5 mL vinegar, about 2.5 mL licorice root, about 5 mL honey, about 1.25 mL cayenne pepper, about 112 mg concentrated oregano oil, and water stored in the reservoir of the container.
A method of preparing a therapeutic rinse, the method comprising:
- preparing a liquid composition including sodium chloride, water, vitamins, minerals, herbs and an antibiotic, wherein a ratio of about 7.5 mL of sodium chloride to about 180 mL of water is used;
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- placing the liquid composition into a reservoir of a self heating container, wherein the self heating container is capable of reaching at least 130 degrees Fahrenheit.
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