Astroferrina Nasal Spray Shower 100Ml

Astroferrina
            Nasal Shower

CE Medical Device, class I. Spray for nasal mucosa hygiene useful in the presence of respiratory difficulties due to pathologies.
Indicated in all chronic catarrhal nasal diseases and related structures: rhinitis, rhinosinusitis, rhinitis-pharyngitis, in rhino-sinuso-bronchial syndromes. Removes dirt and bacteria from the nasal cavities, significantly reducing the risk of cold-related illnesses, cleanses the sinus cavities, and is an effective treatment for sinusitis, allows treating post-cold or flu symptoms because it removes mucus and phlegm from the upper respiratory tract cavities, is an aid in asthma treatment, is also successfully used for ear conditions, middle ear inflammations, otitis, etc. Helps improve olfactory sensitivity and therefore regain the sense of smell and partly enhance taste and improve digestive processes.

Directions for use
Remove the cap and position the dispenser in the nostril. Spray 1 or 2 puffs into the nasal cavity once or multiple times a day as needed.

Warnings
Before using the product, consult a doctor, especially after surgery involving the upper airways or in case of bleeding, especially if of unknown etiology. In case of recognized intolerance to one or more ingredients listed, avoid using the product. It may be normal to feel a slight burning sensation due to the solution’s salinity. Keep out of reach and sight of children. After use, close the dispenser tightly. Do not dispose of the bottle and dispenser into the environment after use.

Storage
Store at a temperature not exceeding 25°C. The expiration date refers to the product in intact packaging and properly stored.

Ingredients
Purified water; sodium chloride; preservatives: sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate; citric acid.

Format
Bottle with dispenser of 100 ml.

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