Vicks Nose Spray, Sinex Soother, Decongestant Nasal Spray For Blocked Nose Due To Cold Or Rhinitis, With Aloe Vera, Natural Eucalyptus Extract, Blocked Nose Relief With A Menthol Scent, 15 ml

The Vicks Sinex Soother is a heavy hitter for when your nose feels like it’s been plugged with concrete. The inclusion of Aloe Vera and Eucalyptus is a smart move; it aims to take the edge off that aggressive "industrial cleaner" sting that usually comes with decongestants. It works remarkably fast, shrinking the swollen membranes in your nasal passages so you can actually remember what it’s like to breathe through your nose. The 15ml bottle is compact enough to live in a pocket, and the metered spray ensures you aren't accidentally drowning your sinuses. It’s an effective, quick-fix solution for the misery of a cold or hay fever.

I love this, it really works for me better then beconase does anyway. I wake up with a really blocked stuffy nose but sinse using this I can breathe much better. It's a really good product and I recommend for those allergy sufferers who need a good long lasting relief!

This stuff is amazing for a bunged up nose. I can't recommend it enough!

It really works very quickly

I`ve always used Vicks products because they`re reliable when it comes to helping to ease the symptoms of a cold and a snuffy nose. This Vicks nose spray does not disappoiint. It`s value for money, helps when you need to sleep, and Ive personally never enountered any side effects.

Works fast

I’ve been using Vicks Sinex sprays for a while now and tried the Soother version alongside the Micromist. On paper the active ingredients are the same, but in practice there are some key differences. The Soother uses a standard spray rather than a fine mist. It does eventually clear congestion, but in my experience it takes longer to kick in than the Micromist and it’s not as sharp or effective on its own. The added aloe vera does make it feel The bottle itself lasts longer than the Micromist, mainly because the spray isn’t as fine so you use less per dose. That sounds like a positive until you look at the price. Vicks seem to know this one stretches further and often charge up to £2 more for it, which cancels out the benefit. For what it delivers, it ends up costing and performing about the same as some supermarket own-brand sprays. Overall, this is a very average nasal spray. Personally, I find the best approach is to use it together with the Micromist. The Micromist gives the quick hit I need, while the Soother helps keep things steady over time. But on its own, it’s fairly standard and that’s why it only earns 3 stars.

Works very well at clearing sinuses