BecoDefence kids Nasal Spray 280 dose

BecoDefence Children Nasal Spray 280 Dose

BecoDefence children nasal spray helps stop allergy-related symptoms from developing. It contains a unique Thixotropic formula which when shaken becomes fluid for easy distribution. This then settles back onto the nasal lining as a gel to block allergen contact.

What is BecoDefence Children Nasal Spray?

This children nasal spray provides fast and effective allergy relief again hay fever symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, and itchy and watery eyes. 

• Gets to work in under three minutes.

• Five times faster than hay fever tablets.

• Defused pollen rapidly. 

• Fast clearance of allergens. 

• Forms a micro-gel barrier to prevent further irritation. 

• Drug-free solution. 

• Steroid and antihistamine free. 

Warnings and Precautions

• Keep out of the sight and reach of children.

• Read the package leaflet before use.

Do not use if :

• You are allergic to any of the ingredients this product contains

Ingredients:

Bentonite veegum, xanthan gum, glycerol monostearate, potassium phosphate, dipotassium phosphate, glycerin, sesame oil, water, mixed tocopherols, spearmint oil, and preservatives.

How Do I Use BecoDefence Children Nasal Spray?

Use BecoDefence children nasal spray as soon as your child feels their first symptoms of hay fever. 

Dosage:

Spray ONE to TWO doses in each nostril TWO to THREE times a day.

It is effective for up to 6 hours. 

How to use:

1. Shake the bottle to activate

2. Test pump before first use

3. Blow your nose before using. 

4. Close one nostril and put nose spray into the other one.

5. Spray upwards. 

6. Wipe the nozzle clean and put the cap back on after you’re finished. 

What are the Side Effects of BecoDefence Children Nasal Spray?

Although side effects are rare, some may include: 

• Blocked or runny nose

• Localised pain

• Dryness

• Itching and swelling in the nose

• Watery eyes

• Rash 

In such cases, the use of the product should be discontinued immediately and if symptoms persist, consult your GP or Pharmacist.