otomar Kids Daily Rinse Saline Nasal Spray, Drug Free Ultra Fine Mist Baby Nose Cleaner, Age 0+, Quick Everyday Nasal Saline for Stuffy Nose Relief, Nasal Moisturizer for Dry Nose, 4.2 oz Pack of 2

The kid loves it. I bought the regular one and the one used for flu (the red ones). The kiddo had had a stuffy nose and could not sleep well cos he had to use his mouth to breathe. He tried the red one before bed time and slept a whole night through. I plan to give him the regular one (the blue one) when he feels better, just to keep his nose clean every night before bed time. The bottle size is just right easy for kids to hold and press. Another product I bought before has a bigger body, which is too big for the kid to hold in one hand, and at the same time to press the top to release the liquid.

The media could not be loaded. There are only two ingredients in this formula: purified water and sodium chloride. Not sure what’s the difference between this and the cold & flu version. They have the same ingredients. Maybe the potency of the ingredients is different. Directions say to use this 2 to 6 times a day or more until decongestion. From my video the spray looks powerful but it feels gentle inside the nose. It’s comfortable and easy to press down. The nozzle/tip is not bendy/flexible. It's firm with a soft rubber coating. It came with shrink wrap around the pack and lid. Expiration date is 05/2025. This is a tall 4.2oz canister (7.3”H x 1.75”W). In my photo you can see it next to other saline nasal sprays I use.I like saline nasal sprays because they are usually safe to use daily. When my mom came to America she didn’t know about that and so she used medicated nasal sprays long term and got sick from it. I used to buy whatever was on sale, but now I pay more attention to ingredients. I am trying to be more aware and healthy. I value formulas with minimal ingredients such as Otomar. Less is more. I usually buy Zarbee’s (3oz for $6) or Arm & Hammer (4.5oz for $8). Otomar has similar value to Arm & Hammer. I am happy with this product and see myself repurchasing in the future. I have no complaints.-Made in Portugal-For ages 0+ months-Ingredients Comparison--Otomar Kids Daily Rinse: purified water, sodium chloride-Arm & Hammer Simply Saline Daily Care: purified water, sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate-Zarbee’s Soothing Saline Nasal Mist w/ Aloe: water, sodium chloride, aloe leaf extract

I don’t know what happened to OTOMAR adult saline nasal spray? Cannot find it or buy it anywhere?So I’m trying to kid version as it’s the same formula, but the spray nozzle is different mist only!I’m forced to discard them.

This product provides fast, effective relief for sinus issues, and is appropriate for all ages. Even though this is marketed as a gentle option for babies and toddlers, it's perfectly usable for me as an adult, and I'm excited about the fast relief I'll be able to get from it as seasonal allergies are ramping up.I typically use the Netipot about once a week year-round, thanks to my constant sinus issues, but I don't always have time to do it when I feel stuffy. This is a super fast alternative that doesn't require any clean-up time, and I'm impressed with how quickly it made me feel better. I definitely recommend this, and I appreciate that the formula is 100% natural and free of added ingredients, which is a major concern for me.This product comes in a quantity of three bottles shrink-wrapped together, and the bottles are all individually sealed.

This product clears nasal passages without drying them out. A great improvement from other like products I've used.

We have 2 kids under the age of 3 in our house and right now their noses are always running or clogged with whatever germ they pick up from daycare each week. These help loosen up their snot so they can clear out their noses and breathe. Our youngest is under a year old and not a big fan of this (he cries, but stops immediately after being spritzed up the nose-- so i think he just doesn't like the nozzle in his nostrils), but our older toddler will let us spray up his nose without batting an eye.These are simple to use, work well, and our kids don't seem to mind using them-- so that's all a win for us in this househeld!

I must be a big baby, because I got this for myself. Like a neti pot, it uses salt water however it is slightly pressurized. The pressure makes it easier to use than a neti pot, which is I imagine makes it easy to use on a small child. The salt concentration is low as is the pressure, so it doesn't burn or hurt. The soft nozzle makes it easy to use. It was alot easier to use than a neti pot and I got similar results. I'm glad I tried this out, I likely use this before bed as my breathing gets harder at night. I don't see any reason to save this just for kids!

I was concerned these would be a little strong. I get sinus infections and need both extra moisture and gentle flushes. These are very gentle and come out in a find mist that doesn't sting a bit or flood the sinuses like I expected. I would compare this to more of a moisturizing saline as opposed to what I generally consider a flush or rinse, as this does add a little moisture but doesn't drain out the other side unless you do several pumps. There's no strong smell or taste that I can pick up, but I have sinus problems lolThese sprays would be a gentle way to introduce kids with allergies and other sinus problems to rinses and I would recommend them.