A few weeks ago I ended up with yet another cold, and felt a bit bunged up and snotty - and just wished I felt better. I was fed up with having a blocked nose, especially at night because breathing through my mouth was giving me a sore throat and it was making me wake up a bit grumpy and stressed, so I knew I needed to try something to ease my congestion and make me a happier Laura all round! ~*~ Tesco Decongestant Nasal Spray ~*~ This decongestant nasal spray is to be used for the relief of nasal congestion associated with colds, catarrh and hay fever. It can be found in the same aisle in Tesco with the pain killers and other cold and flu remedies ...  Read the complete review

I have always suffered from sinus congestion which always seems to get worse at night when I am lying down and trying to sleep. I also have a slight allergy to dairy products which also causes my sinuses to block. As you can imagine having blocked sinuses is not a pleasant thing and the feeling of being unable to breathe through my nose is horrible. Because of this I have been using a decongestant spray for ages and it is something that I always have in the house. The Tesco decongestant spray is a bit of a bargain as it only costs £1.50 and for your money you get a little tube that contains 15ml of product which is enough to last a few weeks of using it ...  Read the complete review

I think in my review a few days ago I mentioned that I am prone to catching coughs and colds, I only have to be near someone who sneezes and you can bet I will be the next to catch it. I have tried taking vitamin and mineral supplements and these help but only in the short term. Each cold that I tend to catch is always slightly different from the last and the last cold and cough that I was suffering with saw me with a horrible blocked nose. In the past I have tried the head over a towel and hot water trick but seeing as it was permanently blocked I could not keep disappearing from work to bury my head in a sink so I went and brought some of the Tesco Decongestant Nasal ..  Read the complete review

When it comes to colds and flus and I suffer rather alot with them one way and another. I always seems to snivelling or coughing and because of that I end up trying a lot of things to try to alievate my symptoms. This costing £1.10 a bottle in Tesco was bought a couple of weeks back when my nose was so blocked I thought I was gonna die through lack of air in my body. I looked at higher priced and branded products than this and opted for this one seeing I was making rather a saving for a product that probably worked just as well as its more expenisive counterparts. The Packaging: The spray comes in a white and turquoise box and on the ...  Read the complete review

I am not the sort of person who minds using a nasal spray to aid congestion, in fact it's the method I prefer to use, though I appreciate that some people find them difficult to use and may feel slightly uneasy. I have used the branded one such as Vicks which is very good and also Sudafed do an equally effective spray, however, they are more expensive due to their name. Tesco make their own decongestant nasal spray and I didn't realise this until the pharmacist pointed this out to me. This spray costs only £1.50 and it works well for mild to moderate congestion and blocked noses though it's less effective if the congestion is more blocked, at these times I prefer to ..  Read the complete review