Made-in-Israel anti-viral nasal spray found effective against COVID. Will go on sale in the coming week.

Jerusalem Post ^ | 07/12/2021 | Jerusalem Post Staff

[SeekAndFind]

Enovid, a spray developed in Canada by SaNOtize and manufactured in Israel has been found to reduce viral loads in confirmed COVID-19 cases by 95% in 24 hours and 99% in 72 hours.

The anti-viral nasal spray called Enovid that was developed in Canada and tested in the UK can reduce the viral loads in confirmed COVID-19 cases by 95% in 24 hours and 99% in 72 hours, a press release said on Sunday.

*The Israeli-manufactured spray can be used up to five times a day after coming in contact with viruses, according to the release. It's suitable for children as young as 12 years old, and the Ministry of Health approved it in January this year. It will go on sale in the coming week.

"The spray we developed has been proven not only as a virus blocker that causes Covid-19 but also as a killer," Dr. Gili Regev, CEO and founder of Snotize (the company that developed the spray) said.

Since most COVID-19 infections are nasal, SaNOtize believes this is an effective way to reduce the spread and infection of COVID-19. It has been able to suppress the SARS-CoV-2 virus within two minutes, including the Alpha and Gamma variants, according to the release. It is currently being tested against the [Delta variant].*

[\/\/ayne]

So after almost all of Israel has been DNA modified suddenly it’s all for nothing.

[Valpal1]

I used Zicam nasal swabs when I had Covid last December. I didn’t even lose my sense of smell/taste.

[FamiliarFace]

I take zinc regularly but I used zicam nasal swabs every time I went out before I had my jab. Even though the current formula has no zinc (only the oral tablets do), it was at least a decent placebo if nothing more. Kinda like a mask.

As an allergy sufferer, I have long thought a nasal spray would be very effective as a treatment. I would love to see this go through, but with Biden in charge, I know all the red tape to get something FDA approved quickly is a long shot.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

I've used a combination of these products to stop sore throats which have almost always progressed into colds for me. I'm not sure if these are doing it, but I've had good results the past three or four sore throats. They are gone in less than 24 hours. I think I picked up tips for these in various articles here on FR.

[algore]

hmm nitric oxide spray

I bet I could buy that on amazon, yep

https://www.amazon.com/Spray-Supplements-Circulation-Contractility-Bioenergetics/dp/B083DVYHZK

Please note: this is a random thing I found on the internet, I know nothing about it or the company, and certainly is not any type of advice.

[so_real]

"Will the anti-vaxxers support it’s use since it only has an emergency use authorization?"

Probably not. And I suspect many in the pro-vaxxers crowd won't use it either. Sane people on both sides of the spectrum are opposed to being used like lab rats. But, if you are willing, by all means jump in and show us how safe the drug is. If it is just nitric oxide, I suspect you'll be just fine.

[escapefromboston]

We know what NO does to a person and it’s not dangerous . So unless there is some extra chemicals in the spray I doubt anti-vaxxers would care too much about using it

[BipolarBob]

I’m interested if it doesn’t have any mRnas running around in it.

[DugwayDuke]

escapefromboston wrote: “We know what NO does to a person and it’s not dangerous . So unless there is some extra chemicals in the spray I doubt anti-vaxxers would care too much about using it”

The anti-vaxxers have made very big deal about the vaccines only having a EUA. Wouldn’t it be hypocritical to adopt this nose spray that has the same level of approval?

[delta7]

Watch the FDA through the brakes on this. Will take 5 years to get approval if then.
——- I bet it is colloidal silver. EPA , FDA hates colloidal silver….I have been msk8ng and taking it for twenty years.

[so_real]

I’m interested if it doesn’t have any mRnas running around in it.

Indeed, mRNA is a deal breaker; it has a habit of killing the lab animals long term. Though, as a general rule, I pretty much insist on the lab testing be complete and a safety profile established before I try anything medically new, regardless of how safe I suspect it may be. That used to be called 'common sense' ...

[blueplum]

“The spray we developed has been proven not only as a virus blocker that causes Covid-19 but also as a killer,

that wording is a bit rough.. .

[henbane]

Been using Xlear for a year or so--so far, so good.

They have been trying to get permission to advertise its anti-Covid properties for quite awhile--but the Drug czars in Big Government have turned a deaf ear.

Xclear incorporates Xylitol which evidently acts like the alcohol hand sanitizer--only across your inner nasal passages where the Covid likes to lodge when you breathe it in. Supposedly kills the little nasties on contact.

The nasal spray also contains grapefruit seed extract which supposedly prevents the Covid from attaching to membranes coated with the extract.

By all means do your due diligence research on this product-- there is plenty of Xclear discussion out there on the internet.

At this point in time, I prefer topical preventives rather than take a very serious punch to my ancient immune system from the controversial jab.

[Truth29]

Good find, but this spray is for oral application, not nasal. There might be something even closer that could substitute. Also, it wasn't clear to me if the Israeli spray is just for people already infected with Covid or also could be used as a preventative.

[servantboy777]

Is it mRNA?

[fortes fortuna juvat]

“...Snotize (the company that developed the spray)...”
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Poor proofreading. I believe the company name is SaNOtize.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: Is it mRNA?

NO. It says in the their report :

*SaNOtize developed Enovid as a patented platform technology that allows for the topical delivery of nitric oxide. A naturally occurring nanomolecule with the formula NO (hence the name), it has proven anti-microbial properties that have been used to treat a variety of bacterial, fungal, and viral diseases.*

*The spray releases a small dose of nitric oxide and is designed to kill viruses in the upper airways. This prevents them from incubating and spreading to the lungs by providing a physical and chemical barrier.*

[servantboy777]

Right on! Thanx for the info

[SumProVita]

I read about this product a while back just as they were about to begin testing. It sounds good and I plan to try it after consulting with my excellent doctor. Another thing to think about might be Budesonide.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: I read about this product a while back just as they were about to begin testing. It sounds good and I plan to try it after consulting with my excellent doctor.

You are of course, assuming it will be available and approved in the USA in the near future. We can only hope this assumption is valid.