This children’s nasal spray is a non-stimulant that stimulates the nasal mucus to the max. It’s formulated with the strongest nasal decongestant available.

This spray also provides a great way to help children and adults who are suffering from allergies and sinus infections. It’s a non-stimulant (not a decongestant) and is a great way to help people with respiratory conditions like Asthma and Sinusitis.

I don’t know about that. I use nasal decongestants. For me they don’t seem to work, but then again I’m not an expert by any means. I just have a general sense that it helps me, so I don’t need to rely on it for anything.

The only thing I can think of is that it’s a decongestant, but my nose is basically the size of a cantaloupe. Maybe that’s part of the problem. I also dont know if its safe to use for anything other than nose ailments. The only reason I started using this is because my dentist prescribed it for me and now I use it all over.

I really like that you guys make sure that you don’t buy this stuff, so I would encourage you to purchase it, even though it could be very dangerous.

As a decongestant, it does have a few side effects. It can be quite drying, and as a result there is a possibility of your nose becoming blocked. It can also cause an allergic reaction in some people, and it can cause a stinging sensation and pain in the mouth. I’ve heard of people who have had an allergic reaction to this. But it was good enough that I actually recommended it to my dentist.

I love it! It’s supposed to prevent nosebleeds, and the decongestant spray is supposed to make you feel great after a big hot shower.

They don’t work like that in this case. While the spray might be great for the nose, it can cause it to become blocked in the mouth. Though the nasal spray has never been tested on a large scale, anyone who has experienced a blocked nose should probably avoid it.

There are many reasons to avoid decongestants. One is that they are often used to treat allergies, and while they do contain a very potent substance, they may also trigger an allergic reaction. Another is that some decongestant products may cause an allergic reaction such as hives, dizziness, and/or skin rashes. I have never had a reaction to decongestants, but I will always avoid them.

In the same way that we would avoid coffee because of the caffeine, we would avoid nasal spray because of the potential for an allergic reaction. The problem is that there is zero scientific research that proves the decongestant is safe for people with allergies. Many people are allergic to the ingredients found in decongestants, which include formaldehyde, propylene glycol, and salicylic acid.