Save Your Money

Using NaturEase in each nostril for allergies/ random other nasal problems is, imo, no different than spraying water up your nasal cavities and taking several dollars (loonies here in the great country of Canada) and flinging them out your window. It matters not how well you sniff it up to try to "absorb" the spray, but I must explain the fun of this little party medicine. Two sprays each nostril. During and after all 4 sprays were done, I sniffed them up so the mist would attach itself all throughout my nasal cavities. Then comes "the sneezing period"- you'll have a good time having a sneezing attack lasting several minutes of rip-roaring fun. Next, or in my case, WHILE you're still in the sneezing phase, you get the drips. Everything you just snorted up your nose, even after the sneezing attack, comes literally pouring out of your nose. In my case, it seemed like more came running out of my nose than just the amount the 4 sprays equalled. Now I'm back to a nice lovely dry nose, and my allergies are still driving me bonkers. (P.S.- I have used Reactine allergy pills dozens/ hundreds on and off throughout my 40 year life and have never reacted to those pills...) Bottom line, girls, save your money. If your child is sick, try a different nasal spray, or in case of allergies, go with any kind of allergy pill (my favourite is Aerius). Other suggestions that have a better track record than this garbage include: Neti pot with salt water solution (very easy to mix yourself), for dry nose either use a humidifier or, better yet, keep a low boil of water on your stove throughout the day when you're home, like i said, another type of nasal spray or allergy pills, this one is my go-to for allergies- cold medication. It's odd, but even though I have enviromental allergies (year-round) as part of my list of allergens, the best thing I've ever had is used any cold or sinus product!I have been on prescription allergy meds, every brand I've ever seen, and cold remedies are the only thing that get me by. Saw this Reactine spray and thought I'd better try it, but it was such a flop that I wasted several dollars and now have a brand-new bottle of crap in my garbage. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.