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Nasal Rinse Salt is the preferred choice of ENT professionals for managing symptoms of allergic rhinitis and nasal irrigation. Formulated with a blend of sodium chloride and sodium bicarbonate, it offers gentle yet effective cleansing of the delicate nasal mucosa. Unlike table salt, which may contain iodine and can be harsh on nasal tissue, Nasal Rinse Salt is specifically designed to soothe and clean, ensuring a hygienic and comfortable nasal irrigation experience.
In a healthy condition, the nose keeps itself clean because the nasal mucosa produces mucus (snot) throughout the day. Microscopic hairs (cilia) dispose of dust, bacteria, and inflammatory material via the throat using this mucus. However, in cases of inflammation, allergic rhinitis symptoms, or injury to the nose (e.g., as a result of surgery or hay fever symptoms), this clearing action may not function properly.
To address these issues, Nasal Rinse Salt can be used to rinse the nose with a saline solution, which helps to unclog your nose and promote recovery. This process is especially beneficial for those looking for answers to how to unblock your nose or how to unclog your nose instantly. Whether dealing with hay fever, post-surgery recovery, or rhinitis, this saline solution ensures the nose stays clear, reducing discomfort and promoting healing.
Indications/areas of application of NasoFree
• Sinusitis (rhinosinusitis)
• Respiratory allergy to grass and tree pollen, dust mites and/or animal dander
• Cold
• Recovery after nasal surgery (in consultation with the ENT physician)
• During or after a stay in a dusty environment
• Snoring caused by a cold or respiratory allergy
The most important characteristics of NasoFree
• For cleansing the nose and sinuses
• Efficacious and easy to use
• Rinsing with ‘‘volume’ and (lightly) ‘positive pressure’
• Nasal saline is available with and without xylitol
EUFOREA about nasal rinsing with CRS 5 EUFOREA (European Forum for Research & Education in Allergy and Airway Diseases) says the following about the use of nasal rinsing with nasal saline for chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) :
1) When two or more of the following four symptoms occur for more than 3 months, nasal rinsing with nasal saline is advised as part of the treatment.
• Stuffed nose • Nasal secretion • Scent problems • Pain in the face/head
