Pirinase Allergy Nasal Spray (60 doses)

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Pirinase Allergy Nasal Spray contains fluticasone propionate (50 micrograms per spray), a powerful corticosteroid that effectively treats and prevents allergy symptoms. Each bottle provides 60 doses of targeted relief from hay fever and other airborne allergies like pet dander, house dust mites, and mould spores. After a brief online consultation process, this prescription-strength nasal spray is available from our online allergy clinic. We dispatch all orders quickly and discreetly to your preferred delivery address.

How Does Pirinase Allergy Nasal Spray Work?

Fluticasone propionate works directly in your nose to reduce inflammation caused by allergic reactions. The nasal spray delivers the active ingredient precisely where you need it, controlling your body’s reactions to allergens like pollen, house dust mites, and mould spores. When sprayed into the nose, it quickly starts fighting inflammation and swelling in the nasal passages. The anti-inflammatory action helps relieve common allergy symptoms, including sneezing, itchy and watery eyes, and blocked or runny nose. While the spray starts working immediately, it typically takes 3-4 days to reach its maximum protective effect.

Pirinase Allergy Nasal Spray Dosage

Adults aged 18 years and over should spray two puffs into each nostril once daily, preferably in the morning. Once your symptoms improve, you may reduce the dose to one puff in each nostril daily. For particularly severe symptoms, you might need two puffs in each nostril twice daily until symptoms improve.

Key dosage instructions:

• Use a maximum of 4 sprays in each nostril daily
• Apply the lowest effective dose to control symptoms
• Take for no longer than 3 months continuously
• Space doses evenly when using twice daily
• Never take two doses together if you miss one

Who Is Pirinase Allergy Nasal Spray Suitable For?

Pirinase Allergy Nasal Spray suits adults aged 18 and over who experience allergic rhinitis symptoms. However, several groups should avoid using this medication:

People with:

• Allergies to fluticasone propionate or other ingredients
• Current nose infections
• Recent nasal surgery
• Injuries or ulcers in the nose
• Visual disturbances or conditions like cataracts or glaucoma

Special care needs when taking other medicines, particularly:

• Corticosteroid medications (including creams, asthma inhalers, tablets, injections, and other nasal sprays)
• Antiviral medicines
• HIV medications like ritonavir
• Antifungal medications containing ketoconazole

Pirinase Allergy Nasal Spray Side Effects

Common Side Effects

• Nose bleeds
• Headaches
• Unpleasant taste or smell
• Dryness or irritation in nose or throat

Uncommon Side Effects

• Eye problems including pain
• Nasal problems including pain and persistent bleeding

Serious Side Effects

Immediate medical attention needed if experiencing:

• Allergic reactions (rash, swelling of mouth/face, breathing difficulties)
• Eye problems including blurred vision
• Sores in the nose

Alternatives to Pirinase Allergy Nasal Spray

Several alternative treatments exist for allergy symptoms:

Beconase Nasal Spray

• Contains beclometasone
• Similar corticosteroid action
• Suitable for adults and children over 6
• Requires more frequent dosing

Flixonase Nasal Spray

• Contains fluticasone
• Same active ingredient as Pirinase
• Available in different strength
• Similar duration of action

Nasacort Nasal Spray

• Contains triamcinolone
• Different corticosteroid compound
• Once-daily dosing
• May suit those who react to fluticasone

Pirinase Allergy Nasal Spray Ingredients

Active ingredient: Fluticasone Propionate (50 micrograms per spray)

Other ingredients: dextrose (anhydrous), microcrystalline cellulose, carboxymethylcellulose sodium, phenylethyl alcohol, benzalkonium chloride, polysorbate 80, purified water, dilute hydrochloric acid

Important Information

Store Pirinase Allergy Nasal Spray:

• Below 30°C
• Out of children’s reach
• Use within three months after opening
• Check expiry date shown on pack