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Nasal & sinus

Browse 3 articles about nasal & sinus, with comparisons and advice grouped below.

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Topics in this section

  • Nasal decongestant sprays
  • Oral decongestants
  • Saline sprays & rinses
  • Sinus pain relief
  • Steam inhalation
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Best of & comparisons for Nasal & sinus

Cough, cold & flu6 min read

Nasal Decongestants in Australia: Sprays, Tablets and Limits

Compare saline, medicated sprays and tablets, with exact-product cautions, pharmacy access and when to seek advice.

Cough, cold & flu11 min read

Decongestant vs Saline Nasal Spray: Which Should You Use?

Fess or Otrivin? Learn when to use a saline spray, when a decongestant works better, how to avoid rebound congestion, and what's safe in pregnancy and for children.

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Advice & guides for Nasal & sinus

Cough, cold & flu8 min read

Sinus Infection Treatment in Australia: What Helps

Compare pharmacy relief for a sinus infection in Australia — saline rinses, decongestants and pain relief — plus red flags that mean you should see a GP.

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Medical disclaimer

This information is general in nature and isn’t a substitute for professional medical advice. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Talk to your pharmacist or doctor about what’s right for you.