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My big takeaway: > phenylephrine is very effective if you spray it into the nose I have bad allergies and, what with global warming, pollen season here is mos
by FFP999 3y ago
My big takeaway:
> phenylephrine is very effective if you spray it into the nose
I have bad allergies and, what with global warming, pollen season here is most of the year. Pseudoephedrine does the job but it's expensive and a hassle to get, especially since the chronic understaffing common at pharmacies today means it's often a long wait in line. I'm definitely going to at least give phenylephrine spray a try.
- soylentcola 3y agoI always keep some of this around. Like most of those things, you'll get a bit of "rebound" congestion (ie: the tissue swells once you get used to the spray and stop using it) but I find if I only use it for sleep and only a few times a month when it's worst, I don't run into any issues.