Doctors call this the "rebound effect." Saline nasal spray. They're also called "saline" nasal sprays, and you can buy them without a prescription. They loosen up your mucus and keep it from ...

The recalled products were sold across 32 states — including Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont.

A saline spray is a sterile saltwater solution that helps flush out mucus and irritants. It’s safe for frequent use and keeps your nasal passages moist. However, avoid overuse, as excess fluid ...

To prevent dryness, consider using an over-the-counter nasal saline spray or gel. “They are like lotion for a dry or irritated nose,” says Dr. Edwards. “Saline is helpful for most nasal ...

“Salt water (saline) sprays and especially rinses can be very effective for treating post-nasal drip,” Dr. Le Nobel says. “If you are using saline rinses, it is important to use distilled or ...