Our Ingredient Story
Made From 100% Natural Ingredients
The ingredients in Biovanta are thoughtfully chosen and scientifically tested for maximum therapeutic benefit and minimal side effects. Even though it's a drug, all of the ingredients in Biovanta are 100% natural. This also differentiates Biovanta from homeopathic remedies, most of which are never scientifically tested and are not regulated by the FDA.
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Natural Acetylsalicylic Acidfound in various fruits and vegetables in nature. We derive acetylsalicylic acid sourced by natural ingredients through minimal processing.
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Ethanolnatural antiseptic and disinfectant derived from potato+EthanolRecognized for its antiseptic and disinfectant properties, alcohol has been used since antiquity to help fight infection. Derived from potato, this solvent kills microorganisms like viruses by dissolving the membrane and destroying the proteins inside.
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Isomaltnatural sweetener derived from sugar beets+IsomaltDerived from sugar beets, isomalt is a naturally-occurring sugar substitute that does not increase blood sugar. Discovered in the 1960s, it acts as a humectant helping to preserve moisture and as an anticaking agent.
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Stevianatural plant-derived sweetener+SteviaA plant native to Paraguay, it has been used since the 16th century as a natural sweetener for foods and medicines. With a sweetening power of up to 150 times more than sucrose, stevia has also been shown in studies to offer a number of health benefits including lowering blood pressure and maintaining healthy blood sugar levels.
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Natural Flavors100% natural extracts from lemons, cherries and green apples+Natural FlavorsOur lozenges are flavored with 100% natural extracts from lemon, cherries, and green apples, and other natural flavors.
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Glycerinfrom coconut oil+GlycerinDerived from coconuts, Glycerin helps mix the oil and water ingredients in Biovanta.
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Propylene Glycolcarbon-based compound found in nature as a byproduct of the fermentation of fruit juices.+Propylene GlycolExtracted from vegetable oils, this excipient acts as a solvent creating the environment in which our ingredients can coalesce into an on-the-go spray format. First isolated in 1859, propylene glycol has been in commercial use for nearly 100 years.