WHAT IS OTRIVIN BREATHE CLEAN DAILY NASAL CLEANSER: A preservative-free, natural nasal spray containing isotonic seawater that washes away impurities in the nose including pollen, dust & pollutants. It also contains Aloe Vera to soothe and moisturise nasal airways.

WHY CHOOSE OTRIVIN BREATHE CLEAN DAILY NASAL CLEANSER: This preservative-free, natural, isotonic seawater solution gently cleans the nasal airways, thins and loosens nasal secretion and helps their removal. It also contains natural extract of Aloe Vera plant, which is known to have soothing and moisturising properties, leaving you to enjoy your day.

HOW IT WORKS: Otrivin Breathe Clean Daily Nasal Cleanser uses a combination of seawater solution and Aloe Vera. It washes away excess mucus and allergens, including pollen & dust. It cleanses the nasal airways, thins and loosens nasal secretions, to assist their removal. This natural spray helps you to clean your nose.

WHO IS IT FOR: Otrivin Breathe Clean Daily Nasal Cleanser is a nasal wash which can be used everyday, by anybody the age of six years and above, who want to cleanse, moisturise and soothe a dry and irritated nose.

HOW OFTEN TO USE: Otrivin Breathe Clean Daily Nasal Cleanser can be used everyday as often as needed, but usually 1-2 times a day per nostril should be enough to maintain a clean nose to breathe cleaner. Always read the label.

HOW TO USE: Start by cleaning your nose, wash your hands, remove spray cap and prime the spray once into the air before use, tilt your head to one side and insert the nozzle into the upper nostril, spray briefly (2 to 3 seconds), tilt the head to the other side and repeat for the other nostril, do not blow nose to allow product to act for a few seconds (wipe if necessary), then blow nose if needed.

Warnings:

Otrivin Breathe Clean Daily Nasal Cleanser. Nasal Spray.

Contains natural isotonic seawater combined with natural powder of aloe...

Important Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist see your healthcare professional. Incorrect use may be harmful.

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