Otrivine Natural with Eucalyptus Nasal Spray is a preservative-free nasal decongestant containing hypertonic sea water enriched with eucalyptus and wild mint. It provides natural relief from nasal congestion caused by colds, reducing swelling and offering a fresh, non-drying sensation. Use one spray in each nostril up to six times daily for effective congestion relief.
Product details
Otrivine Natural with Eucalyptus is a preservative free nasal spray containing natural hypertonic sea water combined with essential oil of eucalyptus and extract of wild mint. The undiluted solution retains the richness of all the important mineral and microelements contained in sea water, such as calcium, iron and zinc. Otrivine Natural with Eucalyptus is a natural, intense nasal decongestant which: relieves nasal congestion, provides effective, natural relief from nasal congestion (blocked or stuffy nose) due to colds by reducing nasal swelling, provides an immediate sensation of relief and freshness and has a non-drying effect, moisturizing the nasal cavities. Hypertonic sea water solution differ from isotonic sea water solutions as the sea salt concentration is optimized set at 2.2% to effectively relieve nasal congestion. This concentration also ensures that the solution is gentle enough to be compatible with the nasal mucosa.
How to use
For children over 6 years of age and adults. One spray in each nostril up to 6 times a day. Adult supervision is recommended in children.
Hazards and Cautions
Caution, before use, carefully read the enclosed instructions for use. Do not use during pregnancy, while breast-feeding, in case of allergy to any of the ingredients or in children below 6 years of age. Keep the product out of the reach and sight of children. Do not use the product after the expiry date or after 6 months of opening. Use at room temperature. Store below 25°C.
Important info
Country of Origin: France
Ingredients
Sea Water (Hypertonic at 2.2% Sea Salt Concentration), Essential Oil of Eucalyptus Globulus, Extract of Mentha Arvensis
