Flo CRS Starter Kit 4 Sachets & Bottle

Description

Description

FLO CRS is a large volume nasal and sinus wash that has been specifically formulated for patients suffering from sinusitis. FLO CRS is a large-volume, non-medicated, preservative-free, isotonic irrigation solution for severe sinus congestion. It helps to clear the nose and sinus cavities by washing away mucus and inflammatory matter in a natural way.

FLO CRS is formulated with Xylitol and has a very low concentration of salts that ensures it does not adversely affect salt sensitive immune factors in the sinuses.

Highlights

Ingredients

Sodium Chloride, Potassium Chloride and Xylitol.

Directions

First time use: Thoroughly wash the bottle, tube and cap with warm soapy water before use. Fill the bottle to the FILL line using lukewarm pre-boiled water. Cut or tear open one sachet of FLO CRS powder. Using the guidelines, fold out sachet into a funnel shape and pour the entire contents into the FLO bottle. Screw the cap and tube firmly onto the bottle and shake until all powder has dissolved. The mixture is now ready to use. Standing next to a basin, bend as far forward as is comfortable and tilt the head down so that the chin is as close to the chest as is comfortable. While breathing through the mouth, apply the cap firmly up against one nasal passage and squeeze the bottle steadily and gently until solution drains from the opposite nasal passage. Continue until about half of the solution has been used. Repeat on other nostril with remaining solution. This product is packaged with a Consumer Information Leaflet to provide more detailed instructions and information. Always use as directed and see your healthcare professional if symptoms persist.

Good results depend on regular washing of the nose and sinuses. Use three times daily or as directed by your healthcare professional. If symptoms persist, consult your healthcare professional

Store below 30°C.

Warnings

Should earache be experienced whilst using the product then try to reduce the pressure with which fluid is inserted into the nose. If this does not improve the earache being experienced with treatment, it may be prudent to stop using this mode of therapy and check with your doctor.