GALPHARM nasal decongestant spray 0.05% w/v 15ml

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GALPHARM nasal decongestant spray 0.05% w/v 15ml

From£2.69

Product features
Galpharm Blocked Nose Relief Spray is a decongestant that brings rapid relief to swollen, irritated nasal passages caused by colds, catarrh, flu, and allergies such as hay fever. It soothes inflammation in the nasal passages, unclogging them to make breathing more comfortable, and preventing mucus build-up. It's suitable for adults and children aged 12 and above, and contains the active ingredient oxymetazoline hydrochloride.
- Fast acting decongestant in just a few minutes
- Prevents mucus build-up
- Relieves congestion and eases breathing

Overview

Galpharm Blocked Nose Relief spray provides long-lasting relief in minutes from nasal congestion caused by colds, catarrh and hayfever. It also prevents mucus build up, helping you breathe more comfortably for longer.

FAQ

How do I use Galpharm Blocked Nose Relief?
Adults and the elderly: Ensure the container is in an upright position, then insert the nozzle tip into each nostril, squeezing the bottle firmly while inhaling. Repeat no more than twice a day or use before you go to bed for overnight relief.
What is Galpharm Blocked Nose Relief?
Galpharm is a nasal spray that treats stuffy, blocked noses caused by catarrh, colds, and hay fever and prevents mucus build-up. Galpharm Nasal Spray narrows the blood vessels and opens your nasal passages. It only takes a couple of minutes to work and provides relief for roughly 12 hours.
Can I use Galpharm Nasal Spray if I'm pregnant or breastfeeding?
Avoid use in pregnancy or if you are breastfeeding, unless your doctor has advised you to.

Side Effects

As with all medications, you may experience side effects when using Galpharm Nasal Spray, but this is rare. Should you notice any of the below, cease using Galpharm Nasal Spray:

Severe side effects (rare):

Itching or rash on the skin.
Nasal stinging, burning or sneezing.
Lips, nose, throat or tongue swelling
Breathing problems or shortness of breath.

Other side effects (less severe):

Dryness, pain and tingling in your mouth, throat and nose.
Dryness, redness or irritation in the eye.
Dizziness or headache.
Crankiness, nervousness, restlessness, insomnia, anxiety, confusion, and hallucinations.
Tremors, tiredness, and frailty.
Feeling sick (nausea), being sick (vomiting), lack of saliva in your mouth, loss of appetite.
Visual interruptions and flushing.
Erratic or fast heartbeat and palpitations.
Increased blood pressure and cold hands and feet.

Avoid using this spray for more than seven days, as it may lead to a condition called Rebound Congestion, which is when your nose lining feels itchy, causing a blocked nose and sneezing after spraying the final dose.