Saline Nasal Sprays - Natural Relief for Nasal Congestion

A sterile solution made from salt and water used to clear nasal passages.

Saline Nasal Sprays FAQ

What is a saline nasal spray?

Saline nasal sprays contain a mixture of salt and water and help relieve congestion caused by colds, flu, allergies, and other upper respiratory conditions. They can also keep nasal passages from drying out and aid with healing after nasal or sinus surgery. You can use a saline nasal spray as often as needed.

Can saline nasal spray cause a runny nose?

If you notice stinging or dryness in your nose after spraying, it is more likely due to preservatives in the product. Switching to a preservative-free spray may help. Although saline nasal sprays are safe for daily, ongoing use, they can cause a runny nose if you use too much at one time.

Does saline nasal spray help with sneezing?

The saline solution used in nasal sprays is isotonic, meaning that it is the same saline concentration as that which is naturally found in the human body. Some studies suggest that saline nasal spray can help reduce congestion, runny nose, and sneezing in people with COVID-19.

What is the difference between Saline & Decongestant nasal spray?

Decongestant nasal sprays have medication that thins enlarged blood cells to treat short-term congestion caused by cold or the flu. Saline nasal sprays are drug-free and can be used any time your nose feels itchy, stuffy or dry. Using your saline spray correctly will help relieve nasal irritation and congestion.

What is a nasal spray used for?

Nasal sprays are commonly used to treat asthma, allergies of the nose and persistent rhinitis (inflammation of the nose). Using the correct nasal spray technique will help the medication work more efectively. You will also reduce your risk of side efects, such as: