Simply Saline nasal mists are an integral part of your daily routine to help moisturize nasal passages and instantly clear nasal congestion so you can breathe easily. Drug-free and safe to use every day. Use alone or with oral cold or allergy medicine.

No harmful ingredients, only salt and water... effectively rinses nasal passages.

Suction. So the way to use a bulb suction is you squeeze all the air out. And then you put it into one nostril. Enough so that you have a bit of a seal or a vacuum. And then you let release.

There is no difference in the constituency. The one difference in the Simply Saline Baby Nasal Mist is that the nozzle on the infant spray bottle is safer and easier to use on babies and small children than trying to put the adult nozzle from the Simply Saline Adult mist into the child's nostril.

Unlike steroid nasal sprays or antihistamine nasal sprays, saline nasal spray does not contain medicine. This means you can safely use it as often as you need to relieve your symptoms.

If you regularly deal with thick, nasal congestion, saline nasal sprays can help to loosen and thin out mucus. It can also be used daily without rebound nasal congestion or harm to the nasal tissue.

(OR) To moisturize and relieve congestion, insert nozzle into each nostril and press shortly as moisture is restored to dry nasal passages. Use as often as needed (non-habit forming, non-addicting).

Comforting mist helps relieves symptoms of dry, irritated nose and flushes dust, dirt, pollen and congestion from nasal and sinus passages. Drug and fragrance free. For babies 0 & up. Infant safe nozzle.

A trusted and natural way to end nasal cavity woes in newborns and toddlers is saline mist or spray.

Drug and fragrance free. For babies 0 & up. Infant safe nozzle.

One can use Saline nasal spray for babies, 1-2 times daily, or as often as prescribed by a health care provider. Saline solution is a safe and efficient technique to prevent upper respiratory tract infections in young children.

A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, get medical help right away if you notice any symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, including: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing. This is not a complete list of possible side effects.