Neilmed - Rinocornio de porcelana para el alivio de alergias

Natural Allergy, Sinus, and Cold Relief 30 Pre-mixed Packets Suitable for use after sinus surgery and during pregnancy. Provides Relief From Nasal allergies, dryness & hay fever Sinus pressure and nasal stuffiness Post-nasal drip and nasal congestion Nasal symptoms from flu and cold Nasal irritation from occupational and house dust, fumes, animal dander, grass, pollen, and smoke. Resfriado
Senos nasales
Congestión
1 porcelain neti pot irrigation device 240 mL (8 fl oz)
30 packets of USP grade (purity level 99% or higher) sodium chloride and sodium bicarbonate mixture (pH and iodine free)
Educational brochure with directions for use
Use for:
Nasal allergies, dryness, and hay fever
Sinus and nasal stuffiness
Nasal symptoms from fue and cold

Please see the full list of product ingredients on the product label. Please see the full list of product ingredients on the product label.

Please follow as instructed on the product label. See Product Label

Why Nesal Irrigation? Some amount of mucus production from the nasal and sinus lining is normal. However, allergies and infections will cause excessive mucus production. This creates nasal and sinus symptoms such as a runny stuffy nose and post-nasal drip. When you perform a nasal rinse, you wash away excess mucus and infants such as pollen, dust particles, pollutants, and bacteria, thus reducing inflammation of the mucus membrane. Normal mucosa will fight infections and allergies better, and symptoms may be reduced. What are allergens? Allergens are usually organic particles that attach to the nasal mucosa or respiratory mucosa and lead to the development of an antibody, which creates a series of chemical reactions leading to allergic symptoms. Each individual's reaction to allergen exposure is different. The same amount of exposure to the allergen can cause mild, moderate, or severe reactions in different people. Some may not react at all. Those with moderate to severe reactions will have symptoms. There are indoor allergens as well as outdoor allergens. Examples of indoor allergens include dust mites, molds, pet dander (from animals and birds), and pets. Examples of outdoor allergens are pollen, grass, wood dust, and mold. Other substances such as cigarette smoke, perfume, and aerosol spray can be irritants and worsen allergy and sinus symptoms or can act as allergens themselves.