Shake Vocal eaze well before use. Before you start, spray 4 or 5 times into the back of your throat

(this can be more often, depending on your comfort level). While breathing in through your mouth, ensure the mist reaches your vocal cords, your throat is well-moistened, and you feel it "coating" your throat.

Do not drink or rinse for the first few minutes.

Also use during and after performances. If a rattle, throat rash, or cough develops during a performance, quickly spray Vocal eaze; it works immediately. The enzyme not only dissolves mucus but also has an anti-inflammatory effect and is wound-healing.

Vocal eaze can be used indefinitely. Vocal Eaze dissolves the protein in mucus upon direct contact.

If protein-rich mucus in the throat and airways is not dissolved, you are using it incorrectly.

Do NOT use Vocal ease if you have an allergy to pineapple or papaya.

Vocal eaze can also be used as a Nasal spray or in a vaporisor

Incorporate Vocal eaze in your preparation routine

Many singers have a personal routine before rehearsing or performing. Vocal eaze can be incorporated into that routine alongside sensible vocal-care habits.

Always follow the directions supplied with your Vocal eaze product.

Know your voice.
Persistent hoarseness, pain or changes to your voice should not simply be ignored.

Vocal eaze should be viewed as part of a sensible vocal routine rather than a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment.

 

A good pre-performance routine may also include:

Stay hydrated.
Drink enough water throughout the day rather than trying to compensate immediately before singing.

Warm up gradually.
Give your voice time to prepare instead of immediately singing at full intensity.

Pay attention to your environment.
Very dry air, smoke and other environmental irritants can affect how your throat feels.

Avoid unnecessary throat clearing.
If you frequently feel the urge to clear your throat, consider discussing this with an appropriate healthcare or voice professional. This is where the power of Vocal eaze Kicks in.