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Sinomarin Algae Allergy Spray 100ml

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Facilitates decongestant and nasal protection

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Sinomarin Algae Allergy Solution, a 100% natural nasal spray that relieves symptoms associated with seasonal or chronic nasal allergies. The product effectively combines seawater with a unique blend of natural algae ingredients that protect nasal tissues from contact or entry of harmful external agents, providing additional resistance and protection to the nasal mucosa.

Price per 100 ML

€9.01 / 100 ml

Pharmaceutical Advice

Seawater has moisturising and cleansing effects on the nasal and otic mucous membranes. It is rich in elements and trace elements in the form of different salts that contain: chlorine, sodium, magnesium, calcium, potassium, fluorine, iron, manganese, iodine, etc. Nasal cleansing with seawater helps to maintain cilia function (microscopic hair-like structures in the nose) and helps to moisten the air. It carries away impurities and particles, such as allergens, bacteria, viruses and particles from environmental pollution.

It can be isotonic (i.e. with the same salt concentration as saline) or hypertonic (with a higher salt concentration). In both cases, it decongests, loosens mucus and helps to expel it (hypertonic water has a more intense effect in this sense). The use of a nasal cleansing spray with seawater is a very useful measure in the case of nasal obstruction due to colds, the flu or nasal dryness caused by external factors, as it improves nasal and respiratory well-being. In otic application, it also helps to clean the ear canal.

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