Singer's Saving Grace Honey Lemon - Herbal Remedy Spray Aids Throat Comfort & Health - Soothing Hydrating Throat Support - Alcohol Throat Relief Spray with Licorice - 1 fl oz (75 Servings)

Just a word, the flavor of this is "god awful" no jokes aside. If you want something to work and are not afraid of the taste this is your spray. When your sinuses are acting up and you can bearly talk much less sing, this is what you need. This spray has pulled me through many a revival signings, and just good ole' special signings. Please, please listen this spray w/alcohol is the best thing I have found (I am 50+) for coating your throat and allowing you to sing even when your vocal cords are not in good shape.

This spray Really helps to clear throat! Taste a little strong but is Great for singing!

Works ok. The taste is not so great

This stuff REALLY works. I always seem to have a little something in my throat before I go to sing - this really helps clear that out. Really seems to help when you have to sing for a few hours, too. My throat is not sore, my voice doesn't get wonky. Good find!!! (One warning - it takes a bit to get used to the taste. Maybe start with the honey lemon - I hear it's the least offensive in that regard.)

I've been singing professionally/publicly for almost 20 years and this is a game changer! I always swore by Sore Throat Tea, which I still think helps, but recently I was singing multiple times a week and my sore throat didn't have time to heal between. I took a gamble and this product worked fast and effectively at a very crucial time (3 Good Friday services and 3 Easter services at church). I sprayed it before every set! You just have to expect it to taste herbal and not sugary. Ricola Lemon vs. Halls Cherry.

Life saver in Texas with 4 hour gigs and allergens in the air.

It works ok, the only thing is I didn’t see anywhere on the page about allergies. When I got the spray I saw that it said not to use if you’re allergic to bees. I’m allergic to bees and didn’t see the warning until after I tried it ( I know, always read the labels). It made my throat itch and become a bit sore. So, basically don’t use if you’re allergic to bees. If not, it’s a great product (tastes awful though)

I teach 3 hour classes. I steep it in very hot water before class as they instruct., and take it on stage with me. It will cool during that time, but flavor and effectiveness remain. Always take it with me. A sip refreshes my throat and I keep talking.