Nasal Mist
Generic Name: nasal mist
Brand Names:
Walgreens Saline Mist
Purpose Nasal Moisturizer
Overview
Purpose Nasal Moisturizer
Uses
Uses Nasal congestion removes inhaled irritants- dust, dirt, pollen moisturizes dry nasal passages
Dosage
Directions Read HOW TO USE instructions before use Adults and children 4 years of age an older: Use as often as needed or as directed by a physician Children under 4 years : Consult a physician.
Warnings
Warnings Do not use By more than one person to avoid spreading infection When Using this product. Avoid spraying in eyes. Content under pressure. Do not puncture or incinerate. Keep out of reach of children
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nasal Mist used for?▼
Uses Nasal congestion removes inhaled irritants- dust, dirt, pollen moisturizes dry nasal passages
What are the important warnings for Nasal Mist?▼
Warnings Do not use By more than one person to avoid spreading infection When Using this product. Avoid spraying in eyes. Content under pressure. Do not puncture or incinerate. Keep out of reach of children
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