Saline Nose Spray By Tink on - Updated Oct 15, 2011
I had a cold that began with a stuffy nose. I hate it when I can't breathe out my nose! I have a deviated septum and when I get a cold, it completely closes off. The only thing I had ever gotten relief with was nasal spray. I unfortuantely used a medicated nose spray and got addicted to it. I ended up at the doctor to try and get some relief since the spray stopped working. He told me to try using a saltwater nose spray and wean myself off the medicated one.
So on my next shopping trip to Krogers I looked for a Saline Nose Spray. They carried one in a Kroger generic brand. This was pretty cheap compared to my medicated spray. I started to switch over to the saline spray and it gave me complete relief! I don't use this unless I feel a cold coming on or some allergies kicking up. This is a better alternative to the medicated nasal sprays. It's safe and non-habit forming.
I also use this every time before I get on an airplane. You know how dry the airplane air is and this will help moisturize your nasal passages. Too bad I can no longer carry it on board with me. I use it just before I check my bags and then slip it into my checked luggage.
If you are stuffy.....grab one of these in a Kroger brand or any other brand. Leave those medicated nasal sprays on the shelf, they are not natural and can become very addictive if you over use them.
Kroger Saline Nasal Spray Purchased at: Krogers Price: $3.00

SIgh... I wish we had a Kroger near us. I think many of their products are good. I shopped there all the time when I was in Ann Arbor, but now that I'm home in N MI again, there aren't any closer than 4 hours away. Thanks for the reminder.
I love the saline spray also, and it's all natural!