No. This product was devised in Australia by a company that is well known for its aggressive marketing. One of the active ingredients is chlorpromazine which is a relatively cheap drug used as an anti psychotic treatment. The nasal spray is however expensive and you are encouraged to purchase 12 month supply at over $2000

The flu shot is an inactivated vaccine (containing a killed virus) while the nasal-spray flu vaccine (sometimes called LAIV for live attenuated influenza vaccine) contains a weakened live virus. Since the flu shot is made from the killed influenza virus, it can't give you the flu. You could have side effects from the flu shot, however. These might include a sore arm, fever, and body aches, but they'll last for only a day or so and will be much milder than flu symptoms.

There was a product devised in Australia by a company that is well known for its aggressive marketing. It included the active ingredient chlorpromazine which is a relatively cheap drug used in anti psychotic treatment. The nasal spray is very expensive and you are encouraged to purchase 12 month supply at over $2000

Judicious use of a decongestant nasal spray such as Neosynephrine, used according to directions for three to seven days, is also advisable in many patients. Extreme caution must be used in order to prevent worsening of symptoms or addiction to these sprays. Note that there is no risk of addiction with the prescription nasal sprays, but there can be other side effects - check with your doctor.

Newborns/babies – 1 spray per nostril as needed (or use FESS® LITTLE NOSES™ Saline Nose Drops)

Hylamist? is an all-natural product that helps provide necessary moisture to dry noses. Hylamist? contains Hyaluronic acid (HA), nature's moisturizer which scientist agree can hold up to 1000 times its weight in water. HA, when sprayed into the nose, can provide the much needed moisture to soothe and comfort dry nasal passages.

Hylamist? is available from health care practitioners, health food stores and pharmacies located across the country. For a dealer near you, please visit our website at www.hyalogic.com or call us toll free at 866-318-8484.

Yes, use FESS® Nasal Spray 5-10 minutes prior to using a nasal steroid or antihistamine and 5-10 minutes after using a medicated decongestant (vasoconstrictor). For more information click here.

effective doses, dDAVP tablets are not less expensive than dDAVP nasal spray. They are more convenient and often as effective as the spray. However, in some patients, their effects are more erratic owing to variations in absorption from the gut. This variability sometimes can be prevented or reduced by taking the tablets on an empty stomach, but other times it is necessary to go back to the nasal spray. I am not aware that dDAVP has damaged the sense of smell or taste in anyone.

The nasal-spray flu vaccine (sometimes called LAIV for Live Attenuated Influenza Vaccine) is a new flu vaccine that was licensed in 2003. It is different from the other licensed influenza vaccine (also called the "flu shot") because it contains weakened live influenza viruses instead of killed viruses and is administered by nasal spray instead of injection.

In one large study among children aged 15-85 months, the nasal-spray flu vaccine (LAIV) reduced the chance of influenza illness by 92% compared with placebo. In a study among adults, the participants were not specifically tested for influenza.

People with a medical condition that places them at high risk for complications from influenza, including those with chronic heart or lung disease, such as asthma or reactive airways disease; people with medical conditions such as diabetes or kidney failure; or people with illnesses that weaken the immune system, or who take medications that can weaken the immune system. No. The nasal-spray flu vaccine is approved for use only in healthy people between the ages of 5 and 49 years.

No, the FESS® bottle should not be used by more than one person as sharing may lead to the spread of infection.

Due to eucalyptus aroma, FESS® Eucalyptus is not recommended for children under 10 years. Children under 10 years should try the aroma-free FESS® Nasal Spray.

Because FESS FREQUENT FLYER ® Nasal Spray is non-medicated, it can be used as often as necessary. We recommend 2-3 sprays per nostril before you board the plane and every two hours during the flight. It is also a good idea to continue using FESS® FREQUENT FLYER after arrival to help fight potential infection. FESS® FREQUENT FLYER, due to the tea-tree oil fragrance, is not recommended for children under 7 years old. Children should try the aroma-free FESS® Nasal Spray.

Newborns/babies – 1 spray per nostril as needed or use FESS® LITTLE NOSES™ Saline Nose Drops.

Hylamist? is useful for many situations. If you are exposed to dry air often, such as airplane travel, live in an arid or cold climate, or work in an office with recycled air, Hylamist? can help restore the vital moisture to your nose. If you take medications, these can often irritate and dry out your nose, and Hylamist? can help! If you suffer from dryness and congestion, daily use of Hylamist? soothes and moisturizes nasal passages.

Yes. This is normal, because the nasal passages are connected with the throat. The ingredients in Hylamist? are all natural and not harmful.

Yes. Use FESS SENSITIVE NOSES Nasal Spray 5-10 minutes prior to using a nasal steroid or antihistamine and 5-10 minutes after using a medicated decongestant (vasoconstrictor). For more information, click here. Yes. It is fine to use FESS SENSITIVE NOSES Nasal Spray if you have high blood pressure or are on blood pressure medication.

Cortef in the dose will interfere with dDAVP. In some people, dDAVP is not well absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract. Try taking it on an empty stomach. If that does not provide good control with reasonable doses (i.e., up to 0.2 mg three times a day), switch to the nasal spray.