It's important to take the can in the in one hand and point the nozzle. Inside your nose of the opposite side. So right hand left nostril point the nostril. Towards your cheek.

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.

What are the side effects of sodium chloride-nasal spray?

• Allergic reaction (rare)
• Sneezing.
• Cough.
• Eye irritation if sprayed in the eye.
• Nose irritation.
• Abnormal taste.

Adverse effects of normal saline may occur secondary to solution or technique of administration. These effects include febrile response, infection at the site of injection, venous thrombosis or phlebitis extending from the site of injection, extravasation, and hypervolemia.

Irrigate your nose with saline 1 to 2 times per day. If you have been told to use nasal medication, you should always use your saline solution first. The nasal medication is much more effective when sprayed onto clean nasal membranes, and the spray will reach deeper into the nose.

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.

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.

Benefits of saline solution

• Clearing the sinuses. People can irrigate their nasal passages with saline solution to relieve the symptoms of sinusitis, colds, and allergies.
• Soothing the throat. A salt water gargle can help relieve a sore throat.
• Cleaning wounds.
• Bladder irrigation.
• Rinsing contact lenses and piercings.

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.

You can use a saline nasal spray as often as needed. They are safe and usually do not cause any side effects. Saline nasal sprays are inexpensive and readily found at most drugstores. You can also make your own at home with non-iodized table salt and water.

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.

When saline nasal spray is used as a pretreatment before using nasal steroids, the spray should be used in a dose of one spray per nostril two to six times per day.