It is often forgotten that the nasal passages are an important part of the upper airway. Blockage of the nasal passages by a deviated septum, swelling, or excess mucus can lead to poor breathing that can be described in Traditional Chinese Medicine terms as reducing the "Chi" or "life energy".

For people who have nasal blockage due to swelling or increased mucous or allergies, we offer a Chinese Patent Medicine - Watermelon Nose Spray.  Regular use of Watermelon Spray during congestion or other respiratory illnesses can bring quick, soothing relief by moisturizing dry irritated nasal membranes due to colds, allergies, low humidity, overuse of decongestant sprays, drops or other nasal irritations. Used sensibly Watermelon Spray won't sting or burn. Unlike some over-the-counter nasal sprays, Watermelon Nasal Frost is safe to use unlike some over the counter decongestant that can lead to severe side effects including perforation of the nasal septum.

Watermelon Nasal Frost is useful standby to have on hand for the medicine cabinet and are especially useful when traveling.  Other products for  Cold and Flu  available from TCM Alternatives™ include Chinese Specific Cold Pills, Shang Feng Gan Mao Quing Capsules, Antelope Fever Reducing Capsules, Tan Ke King Flu Tablets and Pan Lan Tablets.   Cordyceps Cough Syrup can be a great help too. 

We have a full range of information to offer you on Traditional Chinese Medicine on Colds and Flu.  From how to stop getting a Cold to how to fight the Flu, and how best to recover – and what Cold and Flu Supplements TCM Alternatives™  have to offer to help you along the way...

Directions

Watermelon Frost Nasal Spray comes in a convent pocket size. Simple insert into each nostril and give two or three sprays every three hours, or as directed by your health practitioner, to give symptomatic relief for nasal congestion.  It is important to avoid the spread of infection between people that each person should use a separate inhaler.

This above information is translated from the statements provided by the manufacturer and has not been evaluated by the FDA.  Remember that you should always see you health practitioner to diagnose and prescribe treatment for any serious health problem.