LUUF® Naphazoline Compositum Nasal Spray

LUUF® Naphazoline Compositum Nasal Spray
Runny and stuffy nose? Clear your nose in 1, 2, 3!

LUUF Nasal Spray – works fast and feels good! It clears stuffy noses, stops runny noses and soothes the nasal mucous membrane.

LUUF® Naphazoline compositum Nasal Spray consists of a decongestant solution with the active ingredient naphazoline, which quickly reduces excessive secretion, alleviates bothersome symptoms of a cold and helps to clear the nose.

Diphenhydramine has an irritation-reducing, local anesthetic and anti-allergic effect on the mucous membrane, thus also relieving allergic rhinitis. Unpleasant sneezing is inhibited and nasal breathing is restored. By decongesting the mucous membrane, the drainage of secretions from the sinuses is also facilitated, thereby promoting the healing of inflammation.

LUUF ® Naphazoline compositum Nasal Spray is used for: the treatment of colds and acute symptoms of hay fever. In case of allergy-related sinusitis, your doctor may prescribe LUUF® Naphazoline compositum Nasal Spray. However, if you suspect this condition, you should always seek medical advice first.

How to use LUUF® Nasal Spray?
The usual dosage for adults and adolescents aged 12 and over is: 1-2 sprays into each nostril; up to 4 times a day. There should be an interval of approximately 3 hours between individual applications.
The effect of the nasal spray starts after 10 minutes and lasts approximately 4-6 hours.

Composition:
1 ml of nasal spray contains:
1.0 mg naphazoline hydrochloride; 1.0 mg diphenhydramine hydrochloride and 0.1 mg benzalkonium chloride (preservative).

The other ingredients are:
Benzalkonium chloride (preservative), polysorbate 80, sodium chloride, menthol, camphor, essential oil from eucalyptus leaves and nutmeg, sodium dihydrogen phosphate, disodium phosphate, purified water. 1 spray = approx. 0.07 ml

Net filling quantity:
15 ml

Quality from Austria

Medicine
For information on effects and possible undesirable effects, please refer to the package leaflet, your doctor or pharmacist.