Sinus Severe Original Nasal Spray, 12 Hour Nasal Spray Decongestant for Fast, Powerful Congestion Relief Due to Colds or Allergies, Oxymetazoline HCl .05% Nose Spray, 1 fl. oz

This worked well for my husbands nasal congestion. He stated he felt a little lightheaded after tasking it but nothing serious. It worked fast and seemed to last all night. No weird smell or taste using it either.

helps a lot

Works as advertised. Clears stuffy nose in a matter of minutes. Easy to use and good value compared to name brands.

Titulo:Alivio real para la presión de la sinusitis( MI experiancia) He probado varios productos para la sinusitis y estas gotas me han sorprendido positivamente y su calidad y efectividad. Sufro de mucha congestión en las noche y estas gotas a marcado la diferencia en cuanto al resultado ,alivio a los pocos minutos después de aplicarla , a diferencia de otras marcas ,no centi ni irritación ni ardor en la nariz al usarla.El efecto dura toda la noche ,lo cual te permite un buen descanso. Si buscar aliviar la presión y el dolor de la sinusitis , la recomiendo totalmente

This product allowed me to breathe again through my nasal passage. It’s too bad there is a limit to how long consistently you can use it.

Helps during change of weather

Okay just good and give a fair warning to anyone who uses this was told by Dr do not use more than 3 days because if you do it will eat some part of your nose other than that does feel kind of nice taste horrible though

In my lifelong experience, none of these sprays work worth using, except Sudafed Blocked Nose Spray. When the Sudafed Blocked Nose Spray became unavailable for a time long enough for me to be out completely, I desperately hunted for something else to use when I need more than my daily Claritin. A bunch of sprays use “Oxymetazoline,” which looks a lot like, “Xylometazoline,” but doesn’t work at all, at least for me. Only Sudafed Blocked Nose Spray has, “Xylometazoline.” If you need additional medication, other than your daily dose of whatever works best for you, add Benadryl. Don’t be put off because it has been around forever and is available cheap. It still works pretty well, especially for allergic cough.