BO2 Nasal Spray for Hayfever

The name changed from “BO2 Sinus and Hayfever Spray”

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Instructions on the use of the Bound-Oxygen Product Range

The throat, sinuses, mouth, ears and eyes are connected and so its always best to treat all of these together even if you only have symptoms with one.

BO2 Nasal Spray

Close one nostril and spray into the other nostril, the best is to spray till you feel the liquid in your throat. Then do the same for both nostrils.

The best is do so every day, because of the vegetable stabilizer, when you spray and you get a light burning sensation, you know there is dirt, bacteria or viruses present, and that it is neutralizing it, and so spray every 30 minutes till the liquid starts feeling like water. (No burning at all) this means that your sinuses is now clean.

You don’t have to spray again unless you cough, sneeze, or the sinuses feels like things has changed for the worse.

The best time to spray for prevention is just before bedtime, spray all three places, in mouth, ears (both sprays work) and use Nasal Spray and spray in nose.

Hayfever

Use Bound-Oxygen’s Nasal Spray as a preventative spray, before you go into areas that might give you hayfever, it really makes a difference! So, spray the “Nasal Spray” at the first signs of an itchy nose, eyes etc. But it will work afterwards as well, but why suffer when the answer is so close by.

Sinusitis

The biggest problem with sinusitis is, that your nostrils can be totally blocked, and so when you sniff the Bound-Oxygen Nasal Spray liquid, nothing is going into your sinuses, all the Bound-Oxygen liquid just runs back out. So if you are considering a sinus operation, this is your best option. Recline back on your back so that your nostrils face upwards, then spray your nasal passage with Bound-Oxygen and you let it trickle down. It does take time though. Do it for 20/30 minutes at a time. Sniff occasionally, to see if you can get some liquid into your sinuses. Then repeat every few hours until your nose is open.

Strep throat

Strep throat is an infection of the throat and tonsils caused by a bacteria called group A streptococcus , also known as Streptococcus pyogenes. This bacteria lives in the nose and throat, so it is essential to also sort out your sinuses.

“This unregistered medicine has not been evaluated by the SAHPRA for its quality, safety or intended use.”