Pinosol Nasal Drops

Pinosol is a popular remedy for nasal congestion. Its formula is based on natural essential oils. The medication not only relieves breathing but also moisturizes the nasal mucosa, reduces inflammation, and promotes the restoration of normal nasal function. It works gently and effectively.

Thanks to its natural composition, Pinosol spray is often recommended for prolonged congestion, including after viral infections or during seasonal allergies. Its oil-based structure does not overdry the mucosa, as vasoconstrictor drops often do, but instead nourishes and helps regenerate the tissue.

What is Pinosol used for?

Pinosol comes in the form of nasal drops based on a combination of pine, eucalyptus, and peppermint essential oils along with auxiliary components. Because of its plant-based formula, Pinosol provides complex action on the nasal mucosa and nasopharynx. Its main properties include:

• pronounced anti-inflammatory effect;
• natural antiseptic action, fighting harmful bacteria and fungi;
• moisturizing the mucosa and relieving dryness;
• reducing swelling and easing breathing;
• accelerating healing of microdamage;
• clearing mucus, crusts, and restoring normal drainage function;
• improving blood circulation in the mucous membranes;
• supporting the natural microflora of the nasopharynx.

Pinosol nasal drops are often prescribed for acute and chronic rhinitis, rhinopharyngitis, and as part of recovery after nasal surgery. They are also suitable for non-bacterial congestion, especially when the mucosa is dry due to indoor heating, climate, or dry air. Pinosol does not cause dependency, which makes it safe for repeated courses when necessary.

How many days can you use Pinosol without interruption?

Pinosol is available in the form of drops, spray, ointment, and nasal cream. The instructions recommend for adults: 1–2 drops in each nostril every 1–2 hours on the first day, followed by 1–2 drops 3–4 times daily. For children, 1 drop 3–4 times daily in each nostril. The standard treatment duration is 5–7 days, depending on symptom severity and the doctor’s recommendation. The course may be extended only under medical supervision.

It is important to remember that, despite its natural ingredients, Pinosol may cause individual reactions. It should not be used uncontrolled or longer than recommended. If no improvement occurs or side effects appear, discontinue use and consult a doctor.

Can children use Pinosol?

Use of the product in children requires caution. According to the instructions, Pinosol drops are not recommended for children under 2 years old, and some forms (such as spray) are not recommended under 3 years. However, many pediatricians allow pinosol nasal drops for children over 5–6 years, especially in cases of colds accompanied by dryness of the mucosa or long-lasting rhinitis. Thanks to its gentle formula and lack of vasoconstrictor action, it is considered a safe alternative for school-age children with mild nasal congestion.

For younger children, drops (not spray) are preferable, and dosage must be carefully observed. A sensitivity test is advisable before use.

You can buy Pinosol at the USA Apteka online pharmacy with delivery across the USA and internationally. The catalog also includes popular remedies often used during colds and flu: hepatoprotectors — recommended if you are taking fever reducers or antivirals to support the liver; natural remedies for gastritis and ulcer treatment — useful for people with sensitive digestion; and creams or ointments such as joint pain relief, which help with aches and inflammation often accompanying viral infections.