Propolia Spray Nasal: your natural ally for daily nasal hygiene, with organic extracts and propolis. Perfect for the whole family!
Whatever the time of year, a runny, blocked or dry nose is a natural impediment to good breathing and good sleep. Dust, smoking and pollution are all permanent assaults on the respiratory tract, which you may encounter in your daily environment... In this context, washing your nose, like washing your hands, is not a trivial act of hygiene, but a real health gesture. The nasal cavities, which communicate with the rest of the respiratory and auditory system (ears, sinuses, pharynx...), are the gateway for viruses and bacteria. Cleansing the nose is therefore the first preventive measure against the onset of colds and the resulting ENT complications.
BIO Propolia Gentle Nose Spray is based on an isotonic saline solution made from Guérande salt. The plants have been selected for their effects on the respiratory tract. Propolis ensures strong antimicrobial activity and a significant soothing effect. This nasal spray is in osmosis with your mucous membranes for gentle nasal cleansing. Propolia Gentle Nasal Spray is suitable for the whole family.
Whether you're suffering from a cold or an allergy, or simply want to maintain good respiratory hygiene, it's essential to take care of your nasal passages. Propolia Gentle Nasal Spray offers a natural solution to effectively cleanse and protect the nasal passages, promoting optimal breathing and enhanced respiratory comfort.
A congested, runny or dry nose can hinder breathing and disrupt sleep. Environmental stresses such as dust, smoking and pollution can irritate the respiratory tract, increasing the risk of infection and ENT complications. Regular nasal cleansing is therefore essential to remove impurities, prevent infections and maintain respiratory tract health.
Propolia Gentle Nasal Spray is based on an isotonic saline solution with Guérande salt, which ensures gentle, effective nasal cleansing. Enriched with propolis with powerful antimicrobial and soothing properties, this nasal spray offers extra protection against infection and irritation. Plants selected for their beneficial effects on the respiratory tract reinforce the action of the saline solution, ensuring gentle, in-depth cleansing.
Propolia Gentle Nasal Spray is suitable for use by the whole family, from children to adults. Its gentle, natural formulation makes it an ideal choice for maintaining optimal nasal hygiene in children and adults of all ages. Thanks to its gentle composition and effective action, this nasal spray offers a safe and effective solution for cleansing and protecting the nasal passages on a daily basis.
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1 to 2 sprays in each nostril, 4 times a day.
Shake before use.
After blowing your nose, insert the nozzle into the nostril and press down while breathing in through the nose. Wait a few minutes before blowing your nose again.
Clean tip after use.
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Precautions for use
Aqua (Water), Glycerin**, Equisetum arvense extract*, Thymus vulgaris leaf extract*, Propolis cera (Pure Propolis), Mel (Honey), Rosmarinus officinalis leaf oil (Rosemary essential oil)*, Potassium sulfate, Citric acid, Dehydroacetic acid, Alcohol**, Potassium sorbate, sodium benzoate, Benzyl alcohol.
*These ingredients are organically grown. **Processed from organic ingredients.
Presentation
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Cleansing the nose is an essential health measure from an early age:
The nasal cavities are covered by a mucous membrane that communicates with the rest of the respiratory and auditory system: ears, sinuses, pharynx, larynx, bronchi and lungs. They are the entry point for viruses and bacteria that target the respiratory system. This mucous membrane has therefore developed mechanisms to prevent infections and their spread. Among these mechanisms, the immature immune system does not fully play its defensive role. This explains why babies and children are so prone to colds, especially as they live in environments (day nurseries, schools) that are conducive to contagion.
Your child's breathing has evolved since birth and, like an adult, he's able to breathe through his nose and mouth. But the passage of inhaled air through the nose remains essential, as it is in the nasal cavity that the air is warmed, humidified and cleansed of as much dust, pollutants and microbes as possible. Microbes that are not eliminated by mucociliary cleansing can infect the respiratory system. A child with a cold is likely to be less attentive in class, due to his or her discomfort.
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