Afrin Original Nasal Decongestant Spray - No Drip Original Pump Mist

Who Uses Afrin Spray? Anybody experiencing occasional nasal congestion as a result of cold or allergies.

Why They Love This Product: Afrin nasal spray with pump mist works quickly and provides up to 12 hours of relief from nasal congestion. The no-drip, nondrowsy formula makes it quick and easy to use anywhere, anytime.

Afrin Original Nasal Decongestant Spray is a fast-acting and long-lasting nasal decongestant used to alleviate occasional congestion as a result of colds or allergies. The no-drip, misting delivery system is clean and convenient. Afrin provides up to 12 hours of continuous relief from nasal congestion.

Afrin Original effectively relieves nasal decongestion occurring as a result of the common cold or allergies. It can be used for both indoor and outdoor allergies, including hay fever, pet dander, and pollen. Afrin nasal decongestant spray works by shrinking the blood vessels within the nasal passages, making breathing easier.

How long should I wait between uses?
Always read the full labeling and instructions before using any medicine. Afrin products are designed to provide relief from symptoms for up to 12 hours. Never use more than two doses in any 24-hour period. Do not use for more than three days. Do not use Afrin more than every 10 to 12 hours as per product directions. Use only as directed.

Are there potential side effects?
The most commonly reported side effect by users is temporary minor discomfort such as a burning or stinging sensation in the nasal passage. Occasionally, temporary sneezing is reported.

Can Afrin be shared?
Use of nasal sprays by more than one person can potentially spread infection and is generally advised against.

How soon does Afrin begin working?
When used as directed, Afrin begins working immediately and can last up to 12 hours.

Is Afrin gluten-free?
All of the Afrin nose spray formulas are gluten-free.

Can Afrin be taken with other cold, flu, or allergy medicines?
As with any medicine, talk to your health care provider when taking more than one medication.