Linola sept Antivirale Mund- und Rachenspülung

**Linola sept Antivirale Mund- und Rachenspülung** is an alcohol-free antiviral mouth-and-throat rinse marketed by Dr. Wolff as a medical device. It is a locally applied surfactant-containing formulation intended to help inactivate and remove specific enveloped viruses in the oral cavity and throat. Its listed ingredients include sodium lauryl sulfate, sodium methyl cocoyl taurate, sodium myristoyl sarcosinate, PEG-40 hydrogenated castor oil, zinc PCA, hydroxyapatite, lactoferrin, and sodium hyaluronate. The proposed antiviral action is non-specific physicochemical disruption of the viral lipid envelope rather than binding to a defined human receptor. A completed randomized placebo-controlled registered study evaluated gargling with the product in people with COVID-19, and the product has also been studied for rhinovirus-associated acute sore throat symptoms. ([linola.com](https://www.linola.com/de-de/cremes-shampoos-co/details/product/linola-sept-antivirale-mund-und-rachenspuelung))

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Linola sept Antivirale Mund- und Rachenspülung

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