NeilMed NasoGEL Spray

Name: NeilMed NasoGEL Drip Free Spray
Brand: NeilMed
SKU: CC-SS-NMD-MGEL-TP-SPR
Price: 10.99 USD
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Rating: 4.7 (33 reviews)

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Allergies and colds can cause irritated nasal passages, but NeilMed NasoGEL Drip–Free Spray can help. For those who use CPAP or BiPAP machines, the spray can help moisturize dry nasal skin. Learn More About the NeilMed NasoGEL Drip–Free Spray: Offers Immediate Hydrating Relief to Irritated Skin Soothing Ingredients Like Aloe Vera and Purified Water Included Offers Immediate Hydrating Relief to Irritated Skin—And Lasts Available as a water-soluble saline gel spray, the product is easy to use and provides immediate, prolonged hydrating relief to irritated skin in and around your nostrils. Soothing Ingredients Like Aloe Vera and Purified Water Included Ingredients found in the spray include: Sodium Hyaluronate Aloe Vera Allantoin Sodium Bicarbonate Sodium Chloride Glycerin Propylene Glycol USP–Grade Purified Water General Tips Section This is a single spray bottle containing 1 fluid ounce, or 30 ml, of NasoGel spray. To view the instructional guide for the NasoGEL Drip Free Spray and other NeilMed products, click here: NasoGEL Drip Free Spray Guide . GSP-ENU-USA

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NeilMed NasoGEL Drip Free Spray

$10.99

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Allergies and colds can cause irritated nasal passages, but NeilMed NasoGEL Drip–Free Spray can help. For those who use CPAP or BiPAP machines, the spray can help moisturize dry nasal skin.

Learn More About the NeilMed NasoGEL Drip–Free Spray:

Offers Immediate Hydrating Relief to Irritated Skin
Soothing Ingredients Like Aloe Vera and Purified Water Included

Offers Immediate Hydrating Relief to Irritated Skin—And Lasts

Available as a water-soluble saline gel spray, the product is easy to use and provides immediate, prolonged hydrating relief to irritated skin in and around your nostrils.

Soothing Ingredients Like Aloe Vera and Purified Water Included

Ingredients found in the spray include:

Sodium Hyaluronate
Aloe Vera
Allantoin
Sodium Bicarbonate
Sodium Chloride
Glycerin
Propylene Glycol
USP–Grade Purified Water

General Tips Section

This is a single spray bottle containing 1 fluid ounce, or 30 ml, of NasoGel spray.

To view the instructional guide for the NasoGEL Drip Free Spray and other NeilMed products, click here: NasoGEL Drip Free Spray Guide .

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FAQs

Why is my nose so dried out?

The primary reason nasal passages can become dry from CPAP use is lack of adequate humidification. CPAP air is an irritant - to one degree or another - to everyone. The irritation may cause the nasal passages to dry out and bleed, or the mucous membranes may try to protect the nasal passages by producing excess mucous, resulting in congestion. The irritation can be cumulative, developing over time. Furthermore, dry, cracked or bleeding nasal passages are a breeding ground for infection. Using a Heated Humidifier to add moisture to the CPAP air may reduce or eliminate the irritation. An unheated, Passover Humidifier may not offer enough additional moisture. If you are already using a heated humidifier, try turning it up to a higher setting. If that produces condensation in the six foot hose, you should try an Insulating Cover for the hose. You can also try using a Nose Lubricant to reduce the dryness. Here are some items we recommend that may help dry nasal passages: Heated Humidifiers Moisture Therapy Cream NasoGEL Heated Tubing

Why am I congested from CPAP use?

The primary reason nasal passages can dry out from CPAP use is lack of adequate humidification. CPAP air is an irritant - to one degree or another - to everyone. The irritation may cause the nasal passages to dry out and bleed, or the mucous membranes may try to protect the nasal passages by producing excess mucous, resulting in congestion. The irritation can be cumulative, developing over time. Furthermore, dry, cracked or bleeding nasal passages are a breeding ground for infection. Add a Heated Humidifier to add moisture to the CPAP air and reduce or eliminate the irritation. A passover humidifier may not offer enough moisture. If you are already using a heated humidifier, try turning it up to a higher setting. If that produces condensation in the six foot hose, you should try an Insulating Cover for the hose. You can also try using a Nose Lubricant to reduce the dryness. You can also try using a Sinus Rinse before going to bed and again once you wake in the morning to help clear your sinuses.

What can I do for sinus and congestion relief?

A lot of new CPAP users report having an increase in sinus congestion after starting CPAP therapy. When treating your obstructive sleep apnea, sinus congestion presents a roadblock to healthy breathing. CPAP air is an irritant - to one degree or another - to everyone. The irritation may cause the nasal passages to dry out and bleed, or the mucous membranes may try to protect the nasal passages by producing excess mucous and so congestion results. The best option is to add a Heated Humidifier to add moisture to the CPAP air and reduce or eliminate the irritation. If you are already using a heated humidifier, try turning it up to a higher setting. If that produces condensation in the six foot hose, you should try an Insulating Cover for the hose. Other options are to:

Wait and see if humidification adjustments help decrease the congestion.
Visit your the ENT (ear nose and throat) doctor, and let them know you are on CPAP therapy.
Try using a Sinus Rinse before going to bed and again once you wake in the morning to help clear your sinuses.

As a general rule, those with obstructive sleep apnea should avoid using sedating medicines. Sedatives relax the muscles of the air passage even more and can effect your apneas. You should consult your doctor before using these types of medicines. Here are some items we recommend that may help with sinus relief:

Heated Humidifiers

Bacteria Filters (5-Pack)

Sinus Rinse

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