How do you use VapoInhaler?

Asked by: Prof. Alfonso Kozey  |  Last update: September 12, 2023
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Easy to use, just inhale the refreshing, non-medicated vapors through each nostril and use as often as needed. VapoInhaler is perfect for daytime or nighttime use - either use on-the-go throughout the day, or keep on your bedside table for easy and quick use throughout the night so you are always able to breathe in.

Do you put VapoInhaler in your nose?

Non-Medicated Vicks® VapoInhaler™

It's easy to use – just inhale the soothing & refreshing non-medicated vapors through each nostril and use as often as you need to.

How many times can I use VapoInhaler?

the product delivers in each 800 ml of air 0.04 to 0.150 mg of levmetamfetamine - do not use more often than every 2 hours - adults and children 12 years of age and over2 inhalations in each ...

Why does Vicks inhaler feel so good?

Key Benefits. Vicks Inhaler provides immediate relief from nasal congestion due to common cold. Its special formula shrinks swollen membranes for fast relief from stuffy nose, heavy chest or similar symptoms. Portable size of this inhaler makes it easy to carry in your pocket or purse.

How long does the VapoInhaler last?

Keep inhaler tightly closed. This inhaler is effective for a minimum of 3 months after first use.

How to Clear Your Sinuses

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Can you inhale Vicks VapoInhaler?

Easy to use, just inhale the refreshing, non-medicated vapors through each nostril and use as often as needed. VapoInhaler is perfect for daytime or nighttime use - either use on-the-go throughout the day, or keep on your bedside table for easy and quick use throughout the night so you are always able to breathe in.

Can you overuse VapoInhaler?

While addiction isn't a concern of Vicks VapoInhaler abuse and VapoRub misuse, allergic reactions, irritation to the nose and airways, and possible intoxication in children can occur. Although Vicks VapoRub doesn't make you high, there's no telling what harm sniffing these chemicals can do in the long run.

How often should you sniff Vicks inhaler?

Use as often as needed. Remove the screw cap. Insert well into nostril, holding the other nostril closed and inhale deeply. For hygiene reasons it is recommended to not use this nasal stick for more than 28 days after first opening.

How often can I use Vicks sinus inhaler?

According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA), steam inhalation is one of the common treatments for sinusitis. The AAFA also notes that people use this therapy option three to four times per day.

What are the side effects of Vicks steam inhaler?

Signs of an allergic reaction, like rash; hives; itching; red, swollen, blistered, or peeling skin with or without fever; wheezing; tightness in the chest or throat; trouble breathing, swallowing, or talking; unusual hoarseness; or swelling of the mouth, face, lips, tongue, or throat.

Is VapoInhaler a decongestant?

Vicks VapoInhaler provides temporary relief of nasal congestion due to cold symptoms.

Does Vicks inhaler help cough?

The Vicks Sinus Inhaler helps provide symptomatic relief from cough and congestion caused by colds, seasonal allergies, and sinusitis. The ergonomic design helps the germ free steam to penetrate nasal, sinus and throat passages for fast relief.

Does Vicks VapoInhaler help sinus?

Helps sinus congestion. Breathe easier. Great for allergy season. The active ingredient in Vicks VapoInhaler shrinks swollen membranes and provides fast relief from stuffy nose.

What are the benefits of Vicks sinus inhaler?

The Vicks Personal Sinus Steam Inhaler helps provide year-round symptomatic relief from cough and congestion caused by colds, seasonal allergies and sinusitis. With an ergonomic designed face mask, it provides a targeted, warm mist of steam for temporary symptomatic relief in a 5-15 minute treatment.

How do you clear blocked sinuses?

You can often treat mild sinusitis without seeing a GP by:
  1. getting plenty of rest.
  2. drinking plenty of fluids.
  3. taking painkillers, such as paracetamol or ibuprofen (do not give aspirin to children under 16)
  4. avoiding allergic triggers and not smoking.
  5. cleaning your nose with a salt water solution to ease congestion.

How many times a day can you use Vicks VapoInhaler?

Use as often as needed. Children Under 12: Do not use.

Do you put water in Vicks sinus inhaler?

Fill Water Reservoir with up to 2.5 tablespoons (40 mL) of cool tap water.

How long does Vicks inhaler take to work?

This Vicks Sinus Inhaler is designed to work with tap water and features an automatic shut-off once the unit runs out of liquid. For even greater comfort, add Vicks VapoPads to create the relaxing scent of Vicks. With simple treatments of 5-15 minutes, you can start breathing easier and sleeping more comfortably.

Can too much Vicks inhaler be harmful?

This medication provides only temporary relief. Do not use more often, use more sprays, or use longer than directed because doing so may increase the risk of side effects. Also, do not use this medication for more than 3 days or it may cause a condition called rebound congestion.

Why does menthol clear sinuses?

Several studies have shown that menthol has no effect on the opening of blocked or restricted nasal airways. Menthol stimulates TRPM8 receptors in the nose, which are also activated by cold temperatures, giving a sensation of increased airflow.

Can an inhaler help with chest congestion?

Techniques to cough up mucus are often done after using an inhaled bronchodilator medication. The medication helps loosen the mucus and open the airways to make the techniques more effective.

What is a rebound congestion?

Rebound congestion is a constant nasal stuffiness (congestion) that develops from the overuse of nasal sprays (or drops or gels) that contain a decongestant medicine. This type of congestion occurs even when a person is not experiencing allergies or other cold-like symptoms.

What is the purpose of Vicks Vapoinhaler?

temporarily relieves nasal congestion due to: a cold. hay fever or other upper respiratory allergies.