Sudafed Decongestant Nasal Spray

~~*~~*~~ Sudafed Decongestant Nasal Spray ~~*~~*~~ Turns out that God doesn't love all his children equally - according to my father, (who recently told the local Methodist minister that he'd 'Gone off church and wasn't certain that God existed' - not the best way to get into heaven) God is testing me by giving me another cold whilst I'm still recovering from the chest infection inflicted upon me by the Great Flu epidemic of Oct 08. If God did indeed ...
...~~ Where can I find Sudafed Decongestant Nasal Spray ~~ I first discovered Sudafed's delightful product in Tesco's. I realise I'm no Indiana Jones and unearthing this amazing invention didn't involve any dangerous snakes or giant rolling balls (though negotiating one's way through the narrow Tesco aisles can be remarkably hazardous), but I'd never seen it before and I'd love to share it's amazing properties with the entire world. It was nestled ...

rolletrog 30.12.2008 · Read full review
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...Tesco, for £2.48, they had Sudafed spray. I wasn't sure but then realised Sudafed made decongestant tablets, which were always good, so why not give it a try. The packaging is a simple white and green box, not overly appealing but when you have a cold, nothing does. Inside there is a 15ml brown bottle with a white pump and long white nozzle for popping up your nose. The nozzle has a clear cap covering it for hygiene purposes, so if you do perchance ...
...The active ingredient in Sudafed nasal spray is Xylometazoline with a concentration on 0.1%. I have never heard of this ingredient and it added to my little niggle of doubt about the effectiveness of the spray, which I had somehow made up in my mind, though I found this on the internet about Xylometazoline: 'Xylometazoline works by acting on alpha receptors found in the walls of blood vessels in the lining of the nasal passages. It causes the blood ...

memphisto_chick 31.01.2008 · Read full review
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...into tescos and saw the sudafed nasal spray which was part of a special offer although the normal price is £3.49. Anyway, I used the spray and it worked so fast that i was actually quite impressed! The nights that i had used it I slept better than i had done for weeks and it lasted through till the morning so i didnt wake up with a blocked nose which was so nice!!! I suffer badly from hayfever so i will definately be using this spray in the spring ...
...The Name: ========== Non-Drowsy Sudafed Decongestant Nasal Spray. What Its For: ========== This nasal spray is for cold and allergy congestion aswell as sinus pressure, so basically it unblocks stuffy noses. The Active Ingredient: ================= The active ingredient in this nasal spray is xylometazoline hydrocholride (0.1% of it to be precise!). How To Use: =========== The spray is very simple to use, you simply remove the plastic ...

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...so I tried out the Sudafed version, and found it to be very effective. The Sudafed Decongestant Nasal Spray comes in a slim white box with blue writing, and claims "fast, long lasting relief from cold & allergy, congestion and sinus pressure." Inside there is a comprehensive instruction leaflet and a glass bottle containing the medicine, with a spray top. The spray gives a measured dose, but I found that it was too much for me. Half a spray has ...
...The active ingredient in Sudafed Nasal Spray is Xylometazoline Hydrochloride. The instructions on the side of the bottle suggest that adults and children over 12 should take two or three sprays daily. It is not suitable for children under 12. I have found that half a spray taken twice a day works for me, but this may not be the same for everyone. I'm also not certain that the measure is particularly accurate, as I found I needed a whole spray when ...

angiegw 16.07.2004 (03.08.2004) · Read full review
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...terrible. I discover SUDAFED when I was looking for hay fever tablet in Tesco. I like the fact that it is a Metered Spray, unlike the others with a squeezed bottle design which you either get nothing out of it or half a bottle in your nose. Metered Spray means that it gives you exact dose each time and no messiness. I try SUDAFED straight away as soon as I left Tesco. Amazingly, my nose was unblock in minutes and they remains unblock for the next ...
...hay fever tablets and a SUDAFED is all that I need. SUDAFED is non-drowsy and contains Xylometazoline hydrochloride. It works in minutes to help clear stuffy noses and relieve sinus pressure caused by colds and hay-fever. The effect lasts for up to 10 hours. It is easy to use, just remove the plastic cap, insert nozzle into the nostril. Depress the pump by placing the fingers on either side of the nozzle. At the same time breathe in deeply through ...

vinvinli 22.06.2007 · Read full review
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...the doctor but so far Sudafed is the only thing that works. My nose blocks up completely both sides like its stuffed with cement. I was using Vicks which worked occasionally but it never worked at night and i would be up for hours struggling to breathe. And as i was constantly breating through my mouth - I was getting lots of chest infections. So anyways I went into the chemist one day and they were out of Vicks and the pharmacist asked me did ...
...breathe - It was amazing. And what was even better it lasted until I went to bed that night. The only thing is that I lose my sense of smell but i dont know whether that is the sudafed or just my nose. Definatly a great product! ...

oxoxallyoxox 25.03.2008 · Read full review
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...when I chanced upon the Sudafed spray. Insert into the nostril, give one squeeze (a measured dose) and within a few seconds the blocked nostril clears and remains clear for several hours after. It is by far the most efficent and long-lasting decongestant that I have found and devoid of any unpleasant smell. I am old enough to remember hours spent hunched over a steaming bowl of stinking Friar's Balsam, with a towel over my head, in an attempt to ...

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