Nasal douche seawater, 1 pc

• Set includes: 1x nasal irrigator, 2x nozzle heads, 4x dosing sachets
• Also suitable for children aged 3 and up.
• With a convenient start-stop valve button.
• Individual spray intensity (gentle or intense)-

With the practical seawater nasal irrigator from tetesept, a blocked nose due to a cold or pollen allergy is now a thing of the past. The nasal irrigator is incredibly easy to use and can be individually adjusted with two interchangeable nozzles. The start/stop valve button releases the naturally decongestant rinsing solution, clearing the nose of unwanted environmental pollutants.

Warning notices

The nose should not be rinsed: • in case of severe nosebleeds • if a nasal cavity is blocked or if there is an impairment of the ears or the inner ear canal • if there are direct connections to the fluid spaces of the brain due to injuries to the roof of the nose and the walls of the sinuses.

Mandatory information

Exact product name: Medical device

Ingredients

Composition of tetesept seawater nasal rinse salt: 1 dosing sachet contains BIOMARIS special sea salt 0.45 g, sodium chloride 1.79 g, magnesium carbonate.

Instructions for use

The tetesept seawater nasal irrigator is suitable for use with 250 ml of water (37°C). The water should always be fresh and must be of at least drinking water quality. tetesept seawater nasal rinse salt is specifically designed for use with the tetesept seawater nasal irrigator with a 250 ml capacity. tetesept seawater nasal rinse salt is suitable for preparing two differently dosed saline solutions: • The isotonic saline solution (1 dosing sachet in 250 ml of water) is intended for moisturizing and cleansing the nasal mucosa and as a supportive measure for colds. The concentration of this saline solution corresponds exactly to the salt concentration of blood in the human body. This solution is therefore particularly suitable for preventive and regular use. Isotonic nasal rinses can be performed up to 3 times daily with 250 ml of solution each time. Intensive cleansing and moisturizing of the nose can be achieved with just one application per day. The hypertonic saline solution (2 sachets in 250 ml of water) is intended for the symptomatic treatment of colds, allergies, and nasal congestion. The increased salt content of this solution naturally reduces swelling of the nasal mucous membranes, as excess fluid is drawn out through osmosis. This solution is therefore particularly suitable for use in acute cases such as nasal congestion and a runny nose. Hypertonic nasal rinses can be performed up to twice daily with 250 ml of solution each time. The duration of use should not exceed 30 days. Instructions for using the tetesept seawater nasal irrigator: Before first use, thoroughly clean all plastic parts. Open the nasal irrigator by turning the nozzle. Ensure that the push button on the bottom of the bottle is in the closed position to prevent leakage. Fill the bottle with lukewarm water (37°C) up to the fill line on the side. Add the recommended amount of nasal rinse salt (refer to the manufacturer's instructions for the nasal rinse salt). Screw the nozzle onto the nasal irrigator. Gently swirl the nasal irrigator until the salt has completely dissolved. Lean your head over a sink and open your mouth wide. The head can be tilted slightly to the side to facilitate the use of the nasal irrigator. In this position, carefully place the nasal irrigator against one nostril with the nozzle pointing downwards and the push button pointing upwards, ensuring that nostril is closed. Breathe only through your mouth during application. Now press the button on the bottle to release the rinsing solution into your nose. The solution will exit through the other nostril. Pressing the button again will stop or interrupt the rinsing process and close the bottle. If small amounts of the solution enter the throat, they can be spat out or swallowed. After rinsing: If you wish to blow your nose immediately after rinsing, be sure to close only one nostril to avoid increasing the pressure in your nasal cavity. This pressure can force solutions and secretions into the passages connecting the nose to the ears or sinuses. The fluid usually drains back out on its own very quickly. What to do if the rinsing fluid runs down the back of the throat? If small amounts of the rinsing fluid get down the back of the throat, they can be spat out or swallowed. What to do if rinsing fluid continues to run from the nose long after treatment? This problem can occur in users with a nose that has many nostrils. These users should turn their head several times over the sink in all directions after each rinsing treatment to ensure that all the rinsing fluid drains from the nose. Contraindications: The nose must not be rinsed: • in case of severe nosebleeds. • if there is an impairment of the ears or the inner ear canal. • if there are direct connections to the fluid spaces of the brain due to injuries to the roof of the nose and the walls of the sinuses. Disposal: The tetesept seawater nasal irrigator and accessories can be disposed of with household waste in accordance with local regulations after the end of their service life.

Company address

Merz Consumer Care GmbH Eckenheimer Landstraße 100, 60318 Frankfurt am Main

Storage instructions

The expiry date is printed on the outer carton and the dosing sachets. Do not use the product after this date. The tetesept seawater nasal rinse can be used for one year from first use, provided the specified storage and usage conditions are met. Store the tetesept seawater nasal rinse in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, protected from light. Keep away from corrosive liquids and gases. Store tetesept seawater nasal rinse salt in a dry place, not above 25°C, and out of the reach of children.