Little Remedies Little Noses Saline Spray-Drops - 1 fl oz

Authority: I’m a retired physician, but also a patient who struggled with painful crusting, scabs, and repeated nosebleeds. My ENT recommended using saline spray first to clear the passages, followed by Ayr Saline Gel to protect them. This simple combo has been life changing. Pros: Moisturizes and loosens dried membranes and crusts instantly Flushes out allergens, debris, and irritants so passages start clean Non-medicated, safe for daily use for both kids and adults Easy to use, widely available, inexpensive Sets the stage for longer-lasting relief with Ayr gel Cons: Works quickly but doesn’t protect long-term (that’s what the gel is for) Spray pressure can feel strong if you’re very sensitive (tilt your head slightly forward for comfort) Helpful Tips: Always spray first → then blow gently → then apply Ayr gel. That sequence is key. Keep one at home and one in a travel bag, dry hotel and airplane air are some of the worst triggers. Use especially during allergy season or after frequent nose blowing. Safe enough for kids with recurrent nosebleeds, but powerful enough for adults. Comparison / Context: Saline spray alone = short-term moisture. Ayr gel alone = long-term protection. Together = the “rinse and seal” approach ENTs recommend. This is what finally stopped my cycle of painful clots and repeat ER visits. Bottom Line: Speaking as both a retired physician and a patient: this spray is the essential first step in a proven one-two punch. Spray first, then gel. Simple, safe, inexpensive, and the most effective way I’ve found to prevent painful, crusty, scabby noses for both adults and kids.

The only thing I trust to use for my babies stuffy nose. I love that the bottle is easy to use so it’s quick for baby to spray in nose and such out boogers. My baby struggles to breastfeed when his nose is stuffy so this works great to help clear out those darn boogers.

I live in a very dry area where the humidity is often under 40%, and my nose would get so dry it sometimes bled. These Little Remedies saline drops have been such a big help. They’re super gentle, easy to use, and give quick relief when your nose feels dry or irritated. It’s also safe enough for babies, which says a lot. It’s just a simple, natural remedy with no harsh ingredients — something you can really feel good about using. Along with using a humidifier at night, sometimes I also put a cup of water in the room or hang a damp towel to help with the dry air. Later on, I added several plants to my room, and that’s helped too. But this little bottle is still my go-to — especially during winter or when I have a cold. I always keep one around. It works, it’s safe, and it’s a real lifesaver in dry climates. Highly recommend!

I wish I never needed it but it works great for helping to suction my little ones nose. Easy to use and great value.

This is a repeat purchase for me. Its a must have for the LO. Works fast and is travel size, very easy to administer.