Instahaler P Inhaler

Instahaler P Inhaler – Nasal Inhaler for Blocked Nose

Instahaler P from Glenmark Pharmaceuticals is a pocket nasal inhaler for rapid, temporary relief from a blocked nose. Unlike the dry powder inhalers used in asthma, this is held to the nostril, not the mouth – you simply inhale the vapour to open congested nasal passages. It is designed for the everyday causes of a stuffy nose: the common cold, hay fever and upper respiratory tract allergies. Small enough for a pocket or handbag, it can be used discreetly whenever congestion builds. 1 inhaler.

Key Features

• Nasal inhaler – used at the nostril, not the mouth
• Opens blocked nasal passages for rapid temporary relief
• For congestion from colds, hay fever and respiratory allergies
• Pocket-sized and discreet – usable anywhere
• From Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

Uses & Benefits

• Rapid temporary relief from a blocked or stuffy nose
• Eases nasal congestion from the common cold
• Helps with hay fever and upper respiratory tract allergies
• Restores easier nasal breathing
• No water, tissue or preparation needed
• Convenient to carry and use throughout the day

Directions for Use

• Remove the cap and hold the inhaler tip just below one nostril
• Close the other nostril gently with a finger and inhale slowly
• Repeat for the other nostril
• Replace the cap immediately after use to stop the vapour escaping
• Use as directed on the label or as advised by a healthcare professional

Precautions

• Do not insert the tip into the nostril – hold it just below and inhale
• Do not share the inhaler – it transfers infection between users
• For short-term relief only; see a doctor if congestion persists beyond a week
• Avoid contact with the eyes
• Discontinue if nasal irritation, burning or headache develops
• Read the label carefully before use; keep out of reach of children

Storage

• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
• Keep the cap tightly closed when not in use – the vapour evaporates if left open
• Keep out of reach of children

Disclaimer

This information is for general awareness only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Nasal inhalers give short-term symptomatic relief – if a blocked nose persists beyond a week, or comes with fever, facial pain or discoloured discharge, consult a doctor.