Photo is spray, received useless drops, 8 Dec. 2014

If you can tell me an efficient and/or non stressful way to administer these drops let me know! A wriggly baby is not easy to administer these drops to if you're by yourself. Having your partner hold onto the baby's head is just distressing for all involved. I'm sticking with a humidifier in the room to ease congestion and think I'd only resort to the drops in case of emergency or an unusually heavy cold.

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Safe to use during pregnancy but does not do much for an adult, 25 Nov. 2014

I bought this on a recommendation of my GP when I had a horrendous cold and have been advised to stay clear off regular drops and decongestants during pregnancy. It's probably great for babies as it's extremely gentle but save your money if you're looking to use this during pregnancy as it really does not do a thing for a stuffed up adult nose.

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found it tricky, 13 Mar. 2014

i found this tricky to use and it didnt always spray when i pumped it. V hard when you have a tiny wriggly baby and you want a quick squirt up the nose. I then bought the drops and found them much easier. It's not to harsh a pump if anyone was wondering, so when it works seems ok for little noses.

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