Sodium Chloride

If the medicine goes into the eyes, do not panic. Rinse your eyes thoroughly with water and contact your doctor, if needed.

No, Sodium Chloride does not contain any antibiotic but is a purified salt solution of sodium chloride that moistens the nasal passage that helps loosen the mucous and clear the nasal pathway. Consult your doctor for more advice.

You can use it as per the need or as advised by the doctor.

Overuse of Sodium Chloride can also lead to other side effects such as headache, cough, nasal passage swelling, increased risk of sinus infection etc. Hence, it is recommended to use it in the exact dose and duration told by the doctor.

Sodium Chloride is a purified salt (saline) solution.

Irritation in the nose, sneezing, burning or stinging, runny nose are a few side effects that can be seen after prolonged use of this spray. Hence, it should be used for the recommended duration only. Do not use it endlessly without consulting a doctor, if you don't feel any improvement in symptoms.

Sodium Chloride is used to temporarily clear your blocked nasal passages and relieve stuffy nose caused due to allergies, sinus infections and the common cold.

It should be used as directed by the doctor. Clean your nose by gently blowing over a handkerchief or tissue. Insert the tip into the affected nose by tilting the head forward in the upright posture. Use this spray by squeezing the bottle once inhaling inwards. Remove the tip from the nostril and repeat on the other nostril. Do not forget to replace the cap tightly after use.

You can use Sodium Chloride as long as doctor has recommended you. For the dose and duration of any medication, we highly recommend that you consult your doctor as every individual reacts in a unique way to any medicine depending on his/her medical condition and history. Do not use it continuously on your own.

Sodium Chloride is used to temporarily clear your blocked nasal passages and relieve stuffy nose caused due to allergies, sinus infections and the common cold. You should consult a doctor before using it for a runny nose.