Rhinase Lubricating Saline Nose Drops - Clears Congestion, stuffy noses for Adults and Children

Recently I tried out boogie mist saline spray to get rid of my babys congestion but those sprays were not the right match for her little nose. I found rhinase baby drops while on the hunt for nasal relief products that had a gently application method. I really like using a dropper for applying the solution to my daughters nose better than a spray nozzle. I give her rhinase baby drops as needed and they work like a charm to keep her decongested.

Great product, easy to use.

Nicely packaged & arrived as promised , Good Quality Product & it does work instantly

Can’t really understand how potassium chloride even so little if it is good for my new born?!? The product works ok nothing like saline

I’ve used Rhinase products before and I saw they came out with lubricating drops for kids. I bought one to see if it could help my boys dry nose. What I got was a sealed 1 fl oz. bottle and dropper inside. I was also pleased to see that the product was good for 4 years. My kids nose used to be irritated by the low humidity in our house, but not anymore after trying the drops. I haven’t been disappointed with Rhinase yet and I will be buying more.

I am a nurse, so I am very familiar with saline only products that I have used on my baby like Neilmed or Little Remedies, but I have found that, while safe to use, in many cases that they didn’t work as well as I would like in providing relief for my baby. After a coworker told me about baby Rhinase nasal drops I did a ton of research and I read that Rhinase contains 2 salts and 2 wetting agents, so I figured it would clear out my baby’s mucus and not leave his nose so dry. I decided to give Rhinase a shot and I am sooo glad I did. This product has helped reduce my childs congestion and his nostrils aren’t left chapped! I will definitely be ordering this product again. Highly recommended!

The product composition of Baby Rhinase and regular Rhinase (Rhinase Saline Nasal Spray with 2 Wetting Agents and 2 Salts Allergy Relief Moisturizer - no Steroids. (300 sprays)) is the same, but the products are dispensed differently. Baby Rhinase uses a dropper and adult Rhinase is sprayed into the nose much like other nasal sprays. The dropper could be great for infants that have tiny, tiny nostrils. I bought this thinking it would work well for a squirmy toddler (he's 2), but the adult Rhinase is simply an easier application. Once squirt in each nostril and he's done. The Baby Rhinase doesn't require more product, but aligning the dropper over the nostril and getting it drop in adequately proved problematic in my house. I will absolutely keep it around; Rhinase is too amazing to waste. I just prefer the application method of the adult product. If you are looking for a non-steroid spray, this is the best one I have found. When my kiddo cannot sleep at night, a squirt or two is all it takes to open up his nasal passages for four-five hours. Coupled with a humidifier, it is works even better during the night hours.