Vicks Sinex Micromist

Traditionally I've stuck loyal to the Sudafed brand when it comes to nasal sprays. Never did I feed I'd need to cheat on it and go elsewhere. But one unfortunate weekend in February meant I was laid low with a terrible head cold, and I'd run out of Sudafed spray. To my uproar, the local chemist/shop had run out of the brand - it's to be expected as it works wonders - so I had to purchase a 'new' brand, I was stepping into unknown territory. I'd brought a Vicks Sinex Micromist... Oooooooo. From the familiar Vicks brand of cold and flu reliefs, it comes in a glossy cardboard packet in the colour of "British racing green" (yes, such a colour to describe ...  Read the complete review

This is the first year ive had proper heyfeaver. Ive always had a little bit but ive not had to take anything for it but after waking up this morning with a face so puffed up it was unbelivable ive had to finally call for backup. This was one of the middle priced ones in the shop, i went for this one as vicks is a name that goes with blocked noses, kinda like chocolate = cadburys,. You get a nice non threatning looking box (some heyfeaver cures boxes are scary!) with the bottle and a leaflet inside. When it took the bottle out of the box the white cover for the pump where you press down on fell off. i kinda went into a little panic ...  Read the complete review

Vicks Sinex Micromist is part of a group of treatments referred to as a "topical decongestant", this product is sprayed into the nostrils where the active chemicals get to work at relieving inflamation and helping shift mucus secretions (known as snot to anyone under 30). -Micromist Vs Traditional- ******************** Prior to purchasing this Micromist product, the last time I had turned to Sinex, I was about 18 and suffering from a heavy cold, the Sinex nasal spray I purchased was one of the old fashioned ones in the squeezy white plastic bottles. You know the ones with the green writing, and screw cap lid. To be ...  Read the complete review