20/410 and 24/410 Fine Mist Sprayer with SUS 304 Spring for Nasal Spray Pump

Common Types of Nasal Sprays and Their Uses

Common Mistakes to Avoid

1. Tilting Your Head Back: Causes the spray to run down your throat, which can be unpleasant and reduces effectiveness.

2. Sniffing Hard After Spraying: Pulls the medication into your throat instead of keeping it in the nasal passages.

3. Aiming Straight Up or Towards the Septum: Increases the risk of irritation, nosebleeds, and (in extremely rare cases) damage to the septum.

4. Overusing Decongestant Sprays: This is the #1 cause of rebound congestion, making your original congestion worse.

5. Using a Dirty Nozzle: Always wipe the tip clean to prevent introducing bacteria into your nose and the bottle.

Important Safety Tips

• Do not share your nasal spray with anyone else.

• Read the label carefully for specific instructions and dosage.

• Consult a Doctor or Pharmacist if:

  • You are using a spray for an extended period.

  • You have an underlying health condition (e.g., high blood pressure, glaucoma).

  • You are pregnant or breastfeeding.

  • Your symptoms do not improve or get worse.