Bibo Saline Nasal Spray (15ml Each)

Bibo Saline Nasal Spray (15ml Each)
Bibo Saline Nasal Spray This spray from Bibo is fortified with tulsi and xylitol, both known for their anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties and are great immunity boosters.Bibo Spray disinfects and opens up the blocked nose. Each spray bottle gives 150 uniform sprays and is pocket friendly too. It builds resistance from sinus and asthma episodes when used regularly as it keeps your upper respiratory tract clean. It also flushes out pollutants and pathogens, dilates mucus, and hydrates the nasal area.

Key Ingredients:
Tulsi, Ocimum Sanctum, Leaves, 2.00%,Saline, Lavana, Salt, 0.65%,Excipients: Xylitol, 3%, Purified Water q.s.

Key Benefits:

• Bibo saline nasal spray: Relieves the symptoms of a common cold, such as a clogged or runny nose, nasal congestion, and a sore throat, by acting by reducing post nasal drips

• Tulsi and xylitol provide effective antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties without any side effects

• Saline and xylitol provide significant preventive cover from viral and allergic infections if taken regularly

• Daily protection from allergies: Take one spray at 8 AM and one at 8 PM

Directions For Use:

• Spray in each nostril up to 3 times daily for kids aged between 3 years and 10 years

• For 11 years and onwards, up to 2 sprays in each nostril up to 4 times a day

• Maintenance dose: Daily twice, one spray in each nostril

• When using the spray, it is good to breathe in with the nose and breathe out with the mouth

• Keep the tip clean. Wipe with a clean cloth or tissues after use

• Avoid mixing up with others by writing your name with a marker

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight

• Keep out of reach of the children

• This is an ayurvedic proprietary medicine and is generally considered safe

• If you face any adverse symptoms or develop an allergy to the product, please discontinue and see a doctor

• If problems persist, see a doctor