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Nasotrac S

Composition for Nasotrac S Products

Nasotrac S Products are primarily used for
Short term fluid replacement after trauma, Dehydration

Products for Nasotrac S

Nasotrac S 0.65% Nasal Drops
bottle of 10 ml Nasal Drops
MRP₹45
Not Available

About Nasotrac S Products

uses

Uses of Nasotrac S Products

Sodium Chloride is used in short term fluid replacement after trauma and dehydration.
side effects

Nasotrac S Products side effects

Common
Side Effects of Nasotrac S are Injection site reaction, Fluid overload, Febrile response, Extravasation.

How Nasotrac S Products work

Sodium Chloride is a purified salt solution which works by replenishing salt and electrolyte levels in the body.

Patient Concerns about Nasotrac S Products

Frequently asked questions about Nasotrac S Products

Q. What is Nasotrac S 0.65% Nasal Drops used for?

Nasotrac S 0.65% Nasal Drops is used to relieve nasal congestion by thinning thick mucus and moisturizing dry or irritated nasal passages. They help clear blocked noses and make breathing easier, especially during colds, allergies, or dry weather.

Q. How do Nasotrac S 0.65% Nasal Drops work?

Nasotrac S 0.65% Nasal Drops works by loosening and thinning nasal secretions and by providing moisture to the nasal lining. This helps clear mucus from the nose and soothes dry or inflamed nasal membranes without causing rebound congestion.

Q. How should Nasotrac S 0.65% Nasal Drops be used?

For adults and children over 2 years, 1–2 drops can be put into each nostril as needed. For infants and babies up to 2 years, 1 drop in each nostril may be used as required. The drops should be applied gently with the head slightly tilted back.

Q. Is Nasotrac S 0.65% Nasal Drops safe for babies and during pregnancy?

Yes. Nasotrac S 0.65% Nasal Drops can be used in infants, children, adults, and the elderly when used as directed. They are also considered safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding, as they do not enter breast milk and have no known harmful effects.
Information last updated by Dr. Varun Gupta, MD Pharmacology on 25th Nov 2025.
The medicine details are for information purpose only. Consult a doctor before taking any medicine.