Unlike other nasal decongestant sprays, otrivin complete contains 2 active ingredients, xylometazoline hydrochloride, and ipratropium bromide. first, xylometazoline unblocks your nose by reducing swelling of the mucosa
it helps sinus drainage so mucus can be drained out, easing painful sinus pressure.
it helps reduce your sneezing by blocking the sneezing reflex.
Precautions
You should not use Otrivin Complete Nasal Spray for more than 7 days. It should not be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding unless your doctor recommends it.
Babyjem wrist feeding pillow is just perfect for breast and bottle feeding. This feeding pillow has corrected positioning that helps in prevent back pain for your little angel. Thanks to the rubbery structure in the shape of a bracelet in your arm, it provides non-slip and full support to your baby.
Babyjem wrist feeding pillow is just perfect for breast and bottle feeding. This feeding pillow has corrected positioning that helps in prevent back pain for your little angel. Thanks to the rubbery structure in the shape of a bracelet in your arm, it provides non-slip and full support to your baby.
Septona beauty cotton buds are ideal for make-up and nail polish adjustments, thanks to their specially shaped tips, made of 100% cotton. Available in packs of 80pcs, 100pcs and 300pcs.
septona foot care blister plasters are ideal for the treatment of blisters. The hydrocolloids they contain help the healing process, while their waterproof material protects the wound from water and dirt and relieves pain caused by shoe friction and pressure. Almost invisible, even when wearing sandals!
Our fast-acting moisturizing Blooming belly™ Stretch Oil features antioxidant-rich argan and almond oils to firm and nourish skin while being safe for both mom and baby.
Hypoallergenic
Cruelty-free & vegan
ECOLOGO Certified
Recyclable
150ml
USAGE
Apply at least twice a day in a light, circular motion onto expanding belly, breasts, thighs, and other areas. Use from the beginning of pregnancy. For external use only.
