Singer's Saving Grace Professional Strength Spray, 1 fl oz

Good product for the price Works for me. I’m a singer. Would also work for anyone who speaks a lot or wants to soothe a sore throat. Small enough to carry in my purse.

This product is a miracle in a bottle!! I am a singer, so of course I’ve heard of throat coat and vocal teas, etc etc, but I’ve never experienced one that really worked all that well. This product is different. Two sprays and within seconds, my voice is BACK! The taste is gross, but not unbearable. I have a recital tonight, so of course 2 nights ago I came down with a cold. I decided to order this bc of all the great reviews. They weren’t lying- it is insane how well this works! Do I feel 100% perfect? No. Will I be able to sing with confidence? Yes. Thank you, Singer’s Saving Grace!!

I'm a screamer in a metal band and this stuff helps any kind of roughness your voice feels after a few sets. I'll definitely be bringing this with me on tour to keep my voice in tip-top shape. As you'll read over and over again on everyone's review, the taste is awful. When I read the reviews I thought "it can't possibly be that bad" but I was far from wrong. The taste hits you immediately and stays in your mouth for a good 5-10 minutes. I'm sure with time you get use to it, just have to put up with it until then. Other than that, this works like a charm. It definitely acts a "cool down" for you voice after a set and a "protection" during your set (I spray once before playing and once our set is done).

I've decided to add my voice here to the numerous opinions about this singer's spray. Hopefully this can offer some very useful information that I have not yet read in other reviews, and would have been very helpful for me before purchasing. I'm glad I got it, regardless of results. Firstly, this is an herbal tincture solution with vegetable glycerin. And the "horrible taste" that everyone loves to whine about actually made me smile! It's nothing more than Osha root! (Not to be confused with the red-tape safety organization that is making it painfully difficult for you to open up your family-run restaurant.) Osha is a popular root with herbalists and natural medicine fans. It opens up the lungs, and is used for altitude sickness, shortness of breath, for smokers, in cold and flu recovery for breathing and speaking, and really any lung/breathing-obstruction situations. I personally have used Osha root a lot, and some of my other fave herbs are in there as well, like Echinacea. Having said that, you would think that I would be enthusiastic to see some faves in the ingredients list. But upon using the spray for the first time, I came to a dismaying realization: my body is too used to them to produce the effect that so many others have reported here. That is not to say that it is entirely ineffective; I did notice that I opened up and loosened a bit with some notes. But did it produce the startling elasticity that others warn about? Not for me. And if you have taken a lot of Osha, which I going to hazard to guess is the main component at work for the lung-power expansiveness, then I would think you would have a similar result as my own. No doubt Osha is an outstanding medicine for the lungs, but like a lot of "maintenance" natural medicine, it wears off. Without having yet encountered the need to use the spray while I'm recovering from a cold, I can still anticipate that being the scenario that would provide the most personal success for me. Or possibly early in the morning if I need to assist vocal warm-ups and activate my singing voice earlier than normal. But in an everyday setting, for someone like me who has had frequent exposure to the spray's ingredients, it will not produce the "Holy cow, it's a miracle!" experience. Onto the taste...I've tried hard to think up something to compare Osha's flavor to. It's got that "battery" thing (like when you touch the end of a battery with the tip of your tongue and it's metallic and tangy) but imagine that in your mouth and not just on your tongue. For that matter, Echinacea produces a similar effect so I'm sure that's an additional culprit in the spray. The tangy flavor is kind of harsh, like licorice, cough syrup and crushed-up aspirin mixed together. It is sweet. It has a curry-like something about it. Keep in mind that I am not describing this with an opinion about it to deter you; the taste is what it is. I'm describing it impartially so that you can get somewhat of an idea of the particular quality of "unpleasant taste" everyone is talking about. (Kind of like when everyone in the mainstream tries to terrify you about how painful contractions are during labor, but fails to specify what kind of pain? BTW, the answer: like very intense menstrual cramps, and possibly nausea during transition). I digress! My personal opinion of the spray's taste? I don't mind it at all. I'm so used to roots and herbs, this simply tastes like I would expect any herb tincture concoction to taste like. In fact, if you're ever about to try Osha root for the first time (whether in tincture or in chewing it) your reaction would likely be" This stuff tastes like that singer's spray!!!" What is the difference between the professional and strength and the other one? This one (the professional strength) is alcohol-free and contains no bee propolis. That makes is vegan and, if it's a requirement for you--user-friendly for Muslims, AA members, etc. Can this formula be improved upon? I will answer it this way: I started to imagine dreaming of inventing a throat spray for singers to loosen and lubricate the vocal chords. I thought up some of the ingredients I would use--mostly herbs. Then it occurred to me someone probably has already invented such a spray, and sure enough I found this one and other brands as well. This is the first one I've ever tried since it received the best reviews and seemed in alignment with my demand of containing natural, preservative-free ingredients. One thing I think I would add is a stronger "lubing" element. Something to really loosen and soften the chords, like a teaspoon of warm, soft food oil might do. Like coconut oil perhaps? Since people report success with things like hot, buttery popcorn, I would incorporate something like that. Lastly? "Saving grace" does not mean "substitution grace." This will not replace proper vocal warm-ups and chord-strengthening exercises. It will not replace proper breathing and and diaphragm-power. It will not replace study, training, practice or a vocal coach. This is not a Matrix-like miracle pill ("I know Kung-Fu") type trick that is going to turn a person who is not singing well into a fabulous singer. What this spray is--in the long and short--is a medicinal herbal concoction made up of some really effective herbs/roots that have always been used for a variety of ailments. In fact, just by using this spray you've given yourself an immunity-booster and a nice dose of vitamins C and E, antioxidants, etc. You know, the good stuff. Which is to say, you could actually use this spray for a variety of health-enhancement needs. Best of luck in your musical endeavors and happy singing (and training properly!)

I sang professionally for many years and before my performances I would always use this product. The taste is strong, but I have learned to like it. It also really numbs the throat in a way that is effective in producing a great sound. This is a necessity that I do not go without.

Please check each of the ingredients and research their side effects. It helped my voice very well, but I had a terrible reaction. I ended up in the ER with extremely low blood pressure, while simultaneously having a racing pulse, arrhythmia and A-fib. Also, my tongue was swollen and sore, and I was dehydrated. I felt dizzy, weak & faint ~ and barely made it home. My daughter called 911 & had me go to the hospital to get checked ... I didn't make the connection to the throat spray. However, my daughter used it 3 days later (we sing together) and immediately felt light headed and nauseated. She said, "maybe it's the spray. I don't feel well". (It was not the taste that had us feeling nauseated. We're used to herbal remedies ... I forgot about it and without thinking sprayed my throat twice while rehearsing. Within an hour, I had the same heart issues, dizziness, feeling faint, nauseated. My daughter had to drive us home. I have no doubt that several of the ingredients cause problems. Please Use With Caution! To be fair: I did spray it 3 times in a six hour time span and I have a pre-existing heart condition. Maybe it's ok for someone without any health issues. Honestly, it really cleared my voice (I had issues after surgery) ... I sure wish it didn't cause these issues for me.

Pretty good stuff

This amazing in this little bottle . Very earthy flavor but tolerable . Certainly helps when you feel your voice gets overworked . My Allergist recommend this and so glad he did ! Why did you pick this product vs others?: Actually this works so well why bother using another ! totally calms your throat . Ease of use: Simple just 2 sprays

CLASSIC PRODUCT.....

I bought a bottle of this due to the fact that I suffer with allergies such as dust, cats and hay fever, which can cause numerous problems with my voice. As a singer and performer I needed something that would sooth and help with a dry hoarse throat. The fist time I used this it seemed to work ok once I got over the taste (it is horrible) I was able to hit a note in a song that due to my allergies causing problems I could only hit half the time. However!! The second time I used this I sprayed it into my mouth and due to the speed it comes out of the bottle it shot down my throat and I started to choke on it (anyone who has ever tried this stuff will know how horrible that would be) my throat closed up and I couldn't breath for what felt like a minute or so, and it caused a burning sensation in my throat and chest everytime I breathed in, which made me cough a lot, after which I could barely talk let alone sing, which meant I could not perform my parts in a show that (luckily enough) I was only rehearsing for. If it had been show night I would have been screwed. The symptoms also lasted for a couple of days which would've meant my singing was seriously compromised had I of had more shows to perform in. So please be careful when using this product, I would hate for anyone's gig or show to be ruined because they ended up choking on this stuff as I did.

If you're a singer, and ever suffer from throat tiredness or fatigue, then this product is absolutely brilliant. I spray 3 times into a 500ml bottle of water, and drink it about 2 hours before a performance, I also have another 3 bottles made up on standby to drink my performance. Absolutely amazing results, and has got me through performances that even I thought were not going to be possible. I find that my range feels easier and better, and my throat feels comfortably clear and precise.

This is one of the best products of its kind that I've found. It tastes disgusting, but if you can get past that it is fantastic support for your voice when doing a lot of singing/speaking. I was recently in a christmas show that had me singing and shouting 12 shows a week and this product really helped keep my voice in good shape.

Apart from the foul taste!! It did help sooth but no more than a vocal zone. Not sure the taste is worth the ease of spraying.