A.Vogel A. Vogel Pollinosan Luffa Nasal Spray 20Ml

€15.00

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Product Information

This hayfever nasal spray cleanses the nasal passages of pollen and other allergens, such as house or animal dust. It is a medical device in an isotonic solution containing seven tropical herbs. Luffa Nasal Spray works by rinsing and cleansing the nose of hayfever-causing allergens. It also helps restore fluid and moisture in the nasal passages, making the nose feel soothed and more comfortable.

Directions:

Adults and Children (6 years and over): Spray once or twice into each nostril 2 -5 times per day. 

To use:
Hold the bottle upright, remove the plastic cap and insert the nozzle into the nostril. Depress the pump by placing the fingers on either side of the nozzle. It may be necessary to prime the pump before use by depressing the spray mechanism once or twice until a fine spray appears.

Ingredients

Luffa operculata (Luffa), Ammi visnaga (Toothpick Weed), Aralia racemosa* (American Spikenard), Cardiospermum halicacabum* (Heartseed), Okoubaka aubrevillei (Okoubaka), Larrea mexicana (Chapparal) Galphimia glauca (Golden Thryallis), in an isotonic solution buffered with disodium hydrogen phosphate dodecahydrate, sodium dihydrogen phosphate dihydrate and less than 0.7% ethanol.

This product is sterile and contains no preservatives. The special dispenser ensures that there is no backflow of product into the reservoir.

Delivery Info

Ireland: We are pleased to offer FREE delivery on all orders over €40 within Ireland. Orders under €40 are charged at €5. We will deliver your order in 2-5 working days.

We offer a FREE Click and Collect service from our Tralee Store

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Returns Policy

We hope you are happy with your purchase, but if we can accept returns within 28 days of purchase once the product is unused and in original packaging. Please view our Returns Policy for more information.

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