Nasopure Little Squirt To Go Helps Combat Kid Cold, Flu and Allergies

This product was so easy to use! You open up a Nasopure Little Squirt to go packet, pour it into the plastic bottle, shake it up and then squirt it into your child's nose. My kids and I have really bad allergies. This helped wash out some of the guck they had in their sinus's caused by pollen, dust particles and bacteria. After a few days of using it, three of my four kids were breathing better.

My 3 year old hated the feeling of the Nasopure being squirted in her nose. She whined and complained through the entire process and hasn't wanted to try it since. I even showed her the image of the cute little girl on the box and how she looks like she is feeling better after using Nasopure. My 3 year old wasn't sold. Kids are getting smarter. I had hoped she would have loved it because she has been so congested lately. I'm a bummed mom because this product could help her sleep better, allowing me to get a good nights sleep too.

In reading about Dr. Hana's Nasopure Little Squirt to go®, I discovered that it is the preferred nasal wash for kids! I hadn't even heard of it until I had the opportunity to review it. The best part is that it was designed with little hands in mind, so your kids can do it themselves if you are comfortable with it. 

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Tips For Surviving Spring Allergy Season

Spring is one of the most beautiful seasons. But for my family it comes with lots of sneezing, itchy-watery eyes, and a sore throat. A result of pollen.

Below are some tips for coping with spring allergies.

• Continue using your humidifier. It really helps with itchy and irritated sinus and throat problems.
• Use saline nasal spray. Clears the nose and helps with an itchy throat too.
• Invest in a nebulizer to help open those air passages and use early. For one of my son's who has bad seasonal allergies, we start a month or two beforehand.
• Take allergy medicine. We take Zyrtec every so often. I try my best not to give my kids medicine. But sometimes you need it.
• Keeps windows closed so all the pollen doesn't trickle into your house. I know its spring, but during high pollination time, it is worth keeping the windows closed to keep the pollen outside.
• Hose down your porch to wash away all the pollen.
• Wait to mow your lawn and weed. Or even better, delegate it, until the pollen count is lower.
• Don't hang laundry or dry clothes outside.
• If your kids or you played outside, change your clothes as soon as you get home.

For a possible sinus infection, go see your family doctor. I recently just had one and was prescribed an antibiotic.

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