Rhinicur Salt Nasal Rinse for Children is a high-quality medical device for intensive nasal hygiene in children aged 3 and over.
This blend of mineral salts is ideal fornasal hygiene. It is adapted to nasal secretion. This rinsing solution gently and thoroughly clears the nose of mucus, pathogens, allergens and impurities such as dust and dirt. Nasal rinsing for children is a hygienic gesture that helps relieve nasal congestion and obstructions needed for colds and allergies.
Rhinicur Nasal Rinsing Salt for Children is a natural solution specially designed for children's nasal hygiene. This gentle, effective formula gently and thoroughly frees toddlers' noses from mucus, pathogens, allergens and impurities, promoting easier breathing and optimal nasal comfort.
Nasal rinsing with Rhinicur Nasal Rinsing Salt for Children offers numerous benefits for toddlers' nasal health. By gently removing thick, stubborn nasal secretions, this rinsing solution decongests the nose, unclogs nasal passages and relieves the symptoms of colds, allergies and other nasal ailments. What's more, this regular hygiene routine helps prevent infections and maintain the health of the nasal mucosa.
Rhinicur Nasal Rinsing Salts for Children contain a combination of natural ingredients specially selected for their effectiveness and gentleness on children's delicate nasal mucosa. Here are the main ingredients and their beneficial action:
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To prepare a nasal wash solution, dissolve one sachet of children's rinse salt in 125 ml of lukewarm water. Make sure the salt is completely dissolved.
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Rhinicur Nasal Rinsing Salt for Children is easy to use and suitable for children of all ages. Its convenient format enables precise, safe application, guaranteeing effective, comfortable nasal rinsing for toddlers. With Rhinicur Nasal Rinsing Salts for Children, you can offer your child a regular and beneficial nasal hygiene routine, contributing to their respiratory health and general well-being.
What are the side effects and contraindications?
Do not use this device :
Natural spring salt (50g/kg), Hydrogen carbonate (205g/kg), Sodium chloride (725g/kg), Potassium sulfate (20g/kg).
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Rhinicur Rinse Salt for Children comes in a box containing 20 sachets. Rhinicur Nasal Rinsing Salt for Children is a solution specially designed for children's nasal hygiene. Adapted to the nasal secretion of toddlers, this rinsing solution provides a deep, gentle cleansing of the nose, clearing nasal passages of mucus, pathogens, allergens and impurities such as dust and dirt. This nasal hygiene practice helps maintain a child's respiratory health and well-being, particularly in the event of colds or allergies.
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