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Respimer Decongestion Child Blocked Nose Spray 125ml is a nasal spray specially formulated for children from 2 years old. It contains the sea water collected in Brittany.
This decongestant spray is your ally in limiting nasal symptoms due to a cold, allergic rhinitis or chronic rhinosinusitis. This nasal spray for children releases a blocked nose and helps reduce the risk of ENT complications.
It is a natural hypertonic spray, it is made with 100% sea water taken in Brittany . This sea water is rich in minerals and trace elements. It helps to effectively clean the nasal passages and improve breathing.
It is designed as a misted spray and equipped with a mouthpiece with a safety collar to respect the nasal passages.
Its use is ideal for chronic symptoms, in cases of allergic rhinitis & chronic rhinosinusitis for example.
This spray against the blocked nose from Respimer is used in children from 2 years old.
For allergic rhinitis, colds and sinusitis: One spray for 1 to 3 seconds in each nostril, 2 to 3 times a day, up to 6 times a day. Can be used long term, up to 2 months in case of chronic symptoms: allergic rhinitis & rhinosinusitis.
In case of nasal irritation, temporary tingling may appear during use.
Comment on the advice of use and dosage of Respimer Decongestion Child Nose Spray 125ml Bouché with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Solution of 100% undiluted, hypertonic seawater (equivalent to 22 g / L of total mineral salts).
100% seawater, taken in Brittany.
Without preservatives.
What are the precautions for use ?
If the nasal symptoms persist for more than 10 days in the child, consult a healthcare professional. No addictive effect.
Presentation - Packaging
Respimer Decongestion Child Blocked Nose Spray is available in your online pharmacy in a spray of 125 ml.
The common cold is usually a mild condition that heals in about 10 days. In winter , few children pass through the cracks of the net. It is therefore essential to ensure that children's blocked noses are regularly soothed by using a nasal spray suitable for their young age.
This gesture performed several times a day should help relieve the child until recovery, in addition to the treatments recommended by the doctor or pharmacist.
