Alkalol Saline Nasal Spray - 1.69 oz

The original Alkalol Nasal Wash was developed in 1896 by pharmacist James P. Whitters, using a unique blend of natural extracts and essential oils to dissolve mucus and provide invigorating nasal-congestion relief. Alkalol Saline Nasal Spray utilizes those same natural extracts and oils in a new, refreshing formula specifically designed to provide fast, convenient relief for dry and irritated nasal passages caused by colds, flu and allergies. Refreshes with eucalyptus, menthol and more. Moisturizes dry, stuffy noses. Comfort, daily relief. Doctor and pharmacist recommended brand for over 100 years.

Directions: 1. Hold upright and squeeze twice in each nostril. 2. If spray tip touches nose, rinse with hot water before replacing cap. Use: For dry, congested nasal passages, squeeze twice in each nostril as needed. Hold upright to deliver a spray; horizontally for stream; upside down for a drop. Shake well before use.

Ingredients: Purified Water (USP); Sodium Chloride; Menthol; Thymol; Camphor; Benzoin Resin Extract; Oils of Eucalyptus, Wintergreen, Spearmint, Fir Needle, and Cinnamon; Potassium Chlorate; Sodium Bicarbonate; Benzalkonium Chloride; Polysorbate 80

Warnings: THE USE OF THIS DISPENSER BY MORE THAN ONE PERSON MAY SPREAD INFECTION.

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