Salex QD50ml Child or Adult Nasal Spray with Refill
R99
About
Salex QD is a unique combination of 4 Active Ingredients creating a synergistic effect to treat and control nasal congestion while at the same time providing a soothing and moisturising effect to the Nasal Passages.
Salex QD contains four unique active ingredients: Saline, Surfactant, Xylitol, and Sorbitol.
Product Features
- Directions for use:
- Shake the bottle before use.
- Remove the protective cap.
- Prime the spray by pressing down the nozzle until it dispenses a fine mist.
- Insert the end of the nozzle into one nostril, do not insert the nozzle too deep, tilt the head slightly forward and spray.
- After spraying, allow excess liquid to flow out the nose and gently blow the nose using soft tissue paper.
- Repeat this same process for the other nostril.
- Safe for continuous everyday use, with no limitations. Always wipe or rinse the nozzle clean after each use.
- Expiry date: 06/2026
Product Specifications
- 50ml with free 50ml refill
- Ingredients:
- Buffered Isotonic Saline (Sodium Chloride) 0.72%, Surfactant, Xylitol, and Sorbitol. Excipients: Phosphate Buffers, Disodium Edetate, Benzalkonium Chloride as preservative and Purified Water B.P. Surfactant ingredients: Disodium Cocoamphodiacetate, Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate, Sodium Lauroyl Glutamate, Peg-150 Distearate.
- Directions for use:
- Baby/Child Formula (1 Up to 12 Years) – Use as often as required without any side effects.
- Formula (12 Years+) – Use as often as required without any side-effects.
- For Spray Action – 2 to 6 puffs into each nostril as often as required.
- For Rinsing Action – Spray 6 or more puffs at one time, into the same nostril.
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