A Winning Choice of
Healthy Lifestyle
A Winning Choice of
Healthy Lifestyle
BABY NADIF
SPRAY
Making breathing
easier and safer
Hypertonic: 100% hypertonic sea water with a concentration of salt equals to 2.2% Sodium Benzoate
Active Ingredients
100% hypertonic seawater with a concentration of salt equals to 2.2% sodium benzoate.
Mode of Action
1) During common cold, the nasal mucosa becomes swollen and irritated due to large quantity of mucus.
2) Baby Nadif Hypertonic Spray is a natural nasal decongestant with high concentration of mineral salts (2.2%).
3) After it has been sprayed into the nasal cavities, the solution creates a difference of osmotic pressure that helps drain the fluid, relieving the sensation of a blocked nose.
Direction of Use
Spray once into each nostril, up to a maximum of 6 times a day.
Suitable for
Parents who are seeking for natural solution to relief their baby’s nasal congestion.
A congested nose can be a nightmare for both infant and parents.
Whenever flu, fever, or allergies hit, infants can easily get a congested nose and consequently, difficulties in breathing, feeding and sleeping.
1.
RELIEVE NASAL CONGESTION
Specially designed to relieve infant and children nasal congestion.
2.
HYPERTONIC
Contains 2.2% hypertonic natural seawater solution which helps in reducing oedema and mimic the cleaning effect of seawater in the nose.
3.
NO PRESERVATIVES & MEDICATIONS
With no medications or preservatives, Baby Nadif helps to clear congested nose naturally.
What makes Baby Nadif the best nasal spray for your baby?
Natural with no preservatives or medications.
Help in decreasing oedema and mucociliary clearance.
Alternative to resolve infant's flu symptoms.
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