Upon waking, as needed during the night and before bedtime

Commonly used 1-2 sprays in each nostril upon waking, as needed and before bedtime, can be used more if needed. May used 4-6 time a day.

Upon waking, as needed during the night and before bedtime. can be used every 2-3 hours as needed.

Recommended Dosage

Upon waking, as needed during the night and before bedtime

Directions for Use

The 4-ounce bottle can be used to refill nasal sprays or use with nebulizers. This is commonly used in conjunction with the Sinu-Neb nasal nebulizer attachment for ease of delivery. Commonly using 3-5 ml in nebulizer over the course of 5 minutes for a refreshing nasal relief of nasal congestion, sneezing, post nasl drip, coughing and for some suffering from snoring. It also comes in a spray with 1-2 sprays in each nostril upon waking, as needed and before bedtime, can be used more if needed. May used 4-6 time a day.

1-2 sprays in each nostril upon waking, as needed and before bedtime

One of the key ingredients in Sinusol® Breathe Easy is the eucalyptus essential oil. In the recent study a natural chemical compound called Citriodiol which is obtained from the essential oil of the lemon-scented gum consisting of citronellal from the eucalyptus citriodora tree had been found to be able to support the body's immune system according to preliminary study by Britain's defense laboratory.

The Sinusol® Breathe Easy nasal solution is a low cost of therapy that provides mucus clearing and a natural nasal decongestant for the treatment of chronic rhinitis associated with a variety of conditions including allergies. It produces a local effect directly on the nasal mucosal surface and associated mucus.Sinus irrigation is a simple procedure that can help the nose, sinus passages and the throat clear of mucus. It has been recommended by physicians
for decades, and its use dates further back in traditional Eastern practices.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease

The Sinusol®Winter Fresh nasal solution is a low cost of therapy that provides mucus clearing and a natural nasal decongestant for the treatment of chronic rhinitis
associated with a variety of conditions including allergies. It produces a local effect directly on the nasal mucosal surface and associated mucus.

Sinus irrigation is a simple procedure that can help the nose, sinus passages and the throat clear of mucus. It has been recommended by physicians
for decades, and its use dates further back in traditional Eastern practices.

Sinusitis occurs when the mucous lining of the sinuses becomes inflamed. Anything that blocks the entry of air into the sinuses can result in inflammation: bacterial, viral, and fungal infections, allergies, polyps, or a deviated septum. It is a common condition affecting over 37 million people in
the United States. Symptoms of chronic sinusitis include nasal obstruction, headache that is worse on bending, sinus pain, bad breath, and post-nasal drip.

Sinus irrigation, also known as a sinus wash or lavage, is a simple
procedure that can help to increase drainage of the sinuses. For people with seasonal allergies, sinus irrigation can help to remove pollens from the nose.

In a systematic review aimed to assess the effectiveness of plant-based repellents against Anopheles mosquitoes that are the common carriers for malaria.
Essential oils from lemon-scented eucalyptus (used in DRBRX Bug Off!) showed good repellency with 8 h complete repellency against different species of Anopheles.(Asadollahi, Khoobdel et al. 2019)

For centuries, witch hazel, a naturally derived product has been harvested from the
witch hazel plant in North America, where it’s been used for everything from promoting skin health to fighting off infections and deterring unwanted pests.
Witch hazel is an astringent as an alcoholic extract derived from the hamamelis virginiana plant. It is known for an array of benefits, including its ability to soothe the skin and reduce inflammation (Thring, Hili et al. 2011). This
astringent has been used on the skin for centuries to relieve bruises, sprains, minor injuries and irritations, including insect bites. Witch hazel contains
chemicals called tannins.

Sinusol® Anti-Viral is designed from essential oils and extracts to provide a refreshingly strong and invigorating experience with a proprietary formulation that has been in use since 1995.

Sinusol® Anti-Viral is a nasal lavage and mucus solvent to help clear blocked nasal passages and provide a “drug-free” relief from nasal congestion and irritation associated with allergies, sinusitis, head colds and post-nasal drip. Sinusol Anti-Viral’s key ingredient has been shown to inhibit binding for specific properties of influenza. Some data has shown that our main ingredient might have an effect on the nasal corona and other viruses.

Sinusol® Anti-Viral provides daily relief from Nasal Congestion and seasonal allergens. Our mucus dissolving essential oils and extracts aids in relief from postnasal drip as well as helps moisturize and clean nasal passages.

One of the key ingredients in Sinusol® Breathe Easy is the eucalyptus essential oil. In the recent study a natural chemical compound called Citriodiol which is obtained from the essential oil of the lemon-scented gum consisting of citronellal from the eucalyptus citriodora tree had been found to be able to support the body's immune system according to preliminary study by Britain's defense laboratory.

The Sinusol® Breathe Easy nasal solution is a low cost of therapy that provides mucus clearing and a natural nasal decongestant for the treatment of chronic rhinitis associated with a variety of conditions including allergies. It produces a local effect directly on the nasal mucosal surface and associated mucus.Sinus irrigation is a simple procedure that can help the nose, sinus passages and the throat clear of mucus. It has been recommended by physicians
for decades, and its use dates further back in traditional Eastern practices.

Use on the inside for best results but can also be sprayed on the outside of the mask as often as wanted.

Whether we like it or not, wearing protective face coverings has become a part of our daily lives. This commonly leads to a perpetually sweaty face and the subsequent maskne— Dermatologists are seeing more acne mechanica— facial rashes and acne caused by the chronic wearing of masks as if pandemic-related stress breakouts weren't bad enough.

And there's just one small other thing we all seem to can’t past: the smell from our our breath whether it is from coffee breath or food odors absorbed deep into the mask material. While they may be recommended for disease control and prevention such as allergic patients jogging during high pollen counts, blocking the cough to slow the spread of COVID-19 and influenza, wearing a mask is not a pleasant experience.

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February is Black History Month

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February is Black History Month

February is Black History Month which is important to also reflect on health disparities that affected various racial populations. Racial disparities are present in many facets of health and disease. Allergy and asthma are no exceptions. Health disparity is a reflection of the health difference linked with economic, social and environmental disadvantage. Health disparities are known to adversely affects groups that have systematically experienced greater social or economic obstacles to health based on their race, ethnicity, religion, socioeconomic status, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, and/or geographic location. In regards to allergies, racial disparities in allergic disease outcomes have been reported with African Americans suffering disproportionately compared to White individuals with disparities being clearly noted as early as age of 2 years. (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3428737/) The sources of this disparity are not known but are unlikely to be solely genetic. (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4888051/)