Published Oct 4, 2005
noclpn
18 Posts
Does anyone think airborne improves your chances of not getting viral infections? Has anyone used it with success? Thanks for any input. :)
Has anyone given it to a child?
MrsWampthang, BSN, RN
511 Posts
I have taken it during cold and flu season in the ER and it seemed to really help me not to catch those. Or if I seemed to be coming down with either, I took it as directed on the bottle and the symptoms seemed to go away. Anyway, I liked it.
Pam
Thanks, I think I will try it. My daughter just started school, and this is the 2nd time she has had a viral cold. I'll try anything now.
Shadelyn
78 Posts
I just took some yesterday and my cold seems better today. I was 3 days into the cold so it's not completely gone, but much much better.
MOnurse
21 Posts
I love this stuff!! And I am the cynical one :-)
Everyone in my family came down with a virus, except for me. Was it the airborne? I don't know, but I was up close and personal with everyone and all got sick except me.
MoNurse
NewEnglandRN, RN
486 Posts
I love Airborne. It seems to work well on minor colds, but if it's a biggie (like I had last week), it did not do much.
I take it before I go to clinicals 2 days/ week and if I feel like I am coming down with something.
URO-RN
451 Posts
I've tried it. It has nipped the beginning stages of a cold last week. Not sure if it was just a placebo effect, but hey , no cold this week.
I gave some to my daughter today, as some kids in her class are sick. Time will tell if she does fall ill. :)
DutchgirlRN, ASN, RN
3,932 Posts
A good friend told me about Airborne just last week and then I saw it at Wally World. I've got the a HA and sore throat this morning. I work Thur & Fri . I better make a run to Wally World. Thanks !
prmenrs, RN
4,565 Posts
It does work, IMO, but it sure has a LOT of Vitamin A in it. So be careful how long you use it.