Respimer Decongestion for Children Nasal Spray for Stuffy Noses, 125 ml, is a nasal spray specially formulated for children ages 2 and up. It contains seawater sourced from Brittany.
This decongestant spray is your ally in relieving nasal symptoms caused by a cold, allergic rhinitis, or chronic rhinosinusitis. This children’s nasal spray clears a stuffy nose and helps reduce the risk of ENT complications.
It is a natural hypertonic spray, made with 100% seawater sourced from Brittany. This seawater is rich in minerals and trace elements. It helps effectively cleanse the nasal passages and improve breathing.
It is formulated as a fine mist spray and features a tip with a safety collar to protect the nasal passages.
It is ideal for chronic symptoms, such as allergic rhinitis and chronic rhinosinusitis.
This Respimer nasal spray for a stuffy nose is suitable for children ages 2 and up.
For allergic rhinitis, the common cold, and sinusitis: Spray for 1 to 3 seconds into each nostril, 2 to 3 times a day, up to 6 times a day. It can be used long-term, for up to 2 months, for chronic symptoms such as allergic rhinitis and rhinosinusitis.
In cases of nasal irritation, temporary tingling may occur during use.
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A solution of 100% undiluted, hypertonic seawater (equivalent to 22 g/L of total mineral salts).
100% seawater, sourced from Brittany.
Preservative-free.
What are the precautions for use?
If nasal symptoms persist for more than 10 days in children, consult a healthcare professional. No risk of dependence.
Product Details - Packaging
Respimer Decongestant for Children: Stuffy Nose Spray is available at your online pharmacy in a 125-ml spray bottle.
A cold is generally a mild condition that clears up in about 10 days. During the winter months, few children escape catching a cold. It is therefore essential to regularly relieve children’s stuffy noses by using a nasal spray suitable for their young age.
Doing this several times a day should help relieve the child’s symptoms until they recover, in addition to the treatments recommended by a doctor or pharmacist.
