Nasaval Allergy Blocker Dosed Nasal Spray(800mg) 200 Doses

Origin

United Kingdom

Product Description

NASAVAL Allergy Blocker (NASAVAL) is a powder nasal spray manufactured in the United Kingdom. It contains all natural ingredients from plant origin and without any active pharmaceuticals, antihistamines and steroids. It is suitable for daily use.
After spraying both nostrils, the fine natural cellulose powder turns into a gel in the nose, which creates a natural barrier to shield and protect the user from an allergic reaction triggered by airborne allergens (such as pollen, dust mites or animal dander). Nasaval also helps to block cold and flu causing by germs and viruses [1-3]. It effectively reduces allergic reactions and sicknesses caused by airborne allergens and germs entering the body through the nasal cavity. NASAVAL starts to defend in 2 minutes [4] after you spray.
NASAVAL contains peppermint powder, which is refreshing and cooling, helps to soothe allergy symptom such as stuffy nose.

NASAVAL is non- drowsy and does not have any known side effects. It is suitable for children from 18 months or above, adults, pregnant and breast-feeding women.
Suggest to spray 2-3 times a day for 24/7 protection. After each use, the natural barrier will give you 4 – 6 hours of protection [5]. In places with more allergens and germs, the spray may be used more frequently as needed. Suggest to use before in contact with airborne allergens and germs. Re-apply each time after blowing your nose, swimming or after using other nasal sprays.
One bottle contains 200 doses (around 30-day supply). Easy to carry and use.

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