Amazon Basic CareAmazon Basic Care Premium Saline Nasal Moisturizing Spray, Instantly Soothing Nasal Mist Nose Spray, Non-Medicated Relief, 3 fl oz (Pack of 2)

I like to use when sick or if just dry in nasal passages. Don’t have to feel bad about chemicals and salt water has proven to shrink soft tissues in nasal passages. Good product and price

This pack of two saline nasal sprays is a fantastic value—low cost but highly effective. I bought it about three months ago and used it almost daily throughout the dry winter season. It kept my nasal passages hydrated and comfortable, and I still had plenty left. Super easy to use and a must-have for dry air relief. Highly recommend!

It works like magic for helping dry & sensitive nose. Thanks to Amazon for carrying this product at a reasonable price.

This is one of those boring-but-essential products I always have on hand. It’s just plain saline, nothing fancy, but it works exactly how it should. I use it at night to keep my sinuses from drying out, and during allergy season it’s part of the daily routine.The spray mechanism is solid—you can get a light mist or a more direct stream depending on how hard you press, and it works at any angle, which is great when you’re half-asleep and trying to use it in bed. No burning, no weird aftertaste, and no mess.The bottle doesn't leak and it's easy to squeeze even if you have a weak grip. I keep one in my purse and another in the console of my car. For the price, you can afford to stash a few everywhere.I’ve reordered this a bunch of times and have no plans to switch. It’s reliable, effective, and not overpriced just because it’s basic.

I recently had a nose surgery and my doctor recommended Saline Spray to keep the nose moisturized due to dried blood being present. I bought two of these. The first week, I had stents/splints in my nose and this spray did NOTHING except fall out of my nose - but that's because my nose was packed with stents and dried blood and mucus. The day I got the stents removed, this spray actually helped to 'break up' the scabs & dried blood and mucus so they could get out. So during my recovery, my brain wanted to believe that this spray was helping (even though it could not possibly help). But the week after, it worked wonderfully.

Works fine. My nasal Dr recommended my use of a moisturizer such as this.

Works as advertised.

It's nasal spray season for me because my sinuses get dry easily and I am very prone to nosebleeds. This saline nasal spray works pretty well for me. I make sure to use it before I take a hot shower or before cooking meals that take time.Fortunately, even with how sensitive my sinuses are, I only need to use the nasal spray a couple of times a day. It's annoying though because there are three ways to use it, and it's called a nasal SPRAY, but I can only use it upside down to get the droplets to come out of both bottles. It doesn't work properly upright (spray) or horizontally (stream) which I would have liked to try. It's a good value at least, but I'll personally consider these to be nasal drops.