Ocean Saline Nasal Spray ($4.79)
- For general moisturizing during dry climates and cold temperatures, and while spending time in enclosed spaces (e.g., air travel, office buildings, etc.)
- To relieve allergy, cold & flu symptoms in a safe, non-medicated manner
- To help relieve congestion by thinning mucus
- To return moisture caused by drug-induced dryness
- To help reduce nosebleeds from dryness
- To moisturize and irrigate membranes following nasal surgery
- To relieve dryness associated with oxygen treatments and CPAP machines for sleep apnea
Ocean For Kids ($5.29) Specifically formulated for newborns and children up to 12 years of age, Ocean for Kids Nasal Spray provides instant, soothing relief to irritated nasal passages. The natural, non-medicated OCEAN® Nasal for Kids product has a smaller spray tip to fit smaller noses and contains glycerin for extra moisturizing, which results in less stinging and burning. Moreover, it is safe to use as often as needed, because it is drug free.
Ocean Sinus Irrigation ($9.99) Ocean Complete Sinus Irrigation provides a convenient and easy to use two-in-one nasal saline therapy: a special nozzle for nasal sinus irrigation and a unique saline mist applicator for nasal moisturizing. Utilizing an exclusive non-medicated salt blend formula, the OCEAN brand nasal sinus irrigation system is safe for frequent daily use.
My Thoughts:
A lot of people have been getting sick lately, and Spring (boo bad allergies!) is right around the corner. It’s just one big nasal problem. It’s even worse when it ends up ruining your makeup or preventing you from wearing makeup. Trust me. I know. The constant sneezing, the dripping, and the dryness. Yuck and not pretty at all! One way I combat these problems is by using Ocean Nasal Spray. I’ve been using this for years, ever since the days I worked at a pharmacy. What I like about Ocean Nasal Spray is that it’s a non-medicated saline spray. What does this mean? It means no gross after-taste, burning, or irritation. The sprays are really gentle. Perfect for you and the kiddies! There’s even an Ocean Nasal Spray made specifically for young ones! If you’re like me and don’t like the idea or feeling of water going up your nose, you’re in luck because the Ocean Nasal Spray bottle allows you to either spray, mist, or drip it.
If you suffer from sinuses, the Ocean Sinus Irrigation is perfect for you. It comes with two different attachments so you can use it either as a spray or a mist. It’s very quick and easy to use. No mixing involved! And just like the Ocean Nasal Spray, it’s a non-medicated saline spray.
A little side note: Even though I did receive samples, I was already using these products for years prior.
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Here are some other ideas – these work for me! – to help keep you from getting sick:
- At least 500 mg vitamin C every day
- Use anti-bacterial gel or spray on your hands
- Coat the inside of your nose with petroleum jelly or similar before going to work/school/out/on public transport (train, bus, plane)
Stay healthy!
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thanks for tips Soos! <3
I have this too, although I am still not used to spraying stuff into my nose. My dad told me to try the whole netti pot thing a few years back, it also worked magic to clear up sinuses, but i wasn’t very good at using it so it was a pain every time.
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the netti pot is scary!
OOH! I could not do the neti thing, either, and I see I’m not alone! Saline sprays are a good alternative.
Soos recently posted..Doggone it!
there’s one where you squirt it up your nose. that one doesn’t hurt, but it totally feels like water going up your nose. Yuck!