Karvol Vaporiser

My baby girl is 11 months old and is currently full of cold she has been struggling to sleep the past few nights with having a blocked up nose and is therefore waking me up around 5 times a night! We have tried the rub on creams and the Karvol drops on a tissue but the problem with these is that they don't last a full night. So off I went to boots in search of something better and came across the plug in vaporisers, on the shelf there were two for me to choose from, Calpol and Karvol and I decided on the Karvol one because even though it was slightly more expensive and came with only 3 refills instead of the 5 Calpol came with it does say that the refills last 3 ...  Read the complete review

Traditionally decongestant products have been in the form of drops, capsules or rubs that are applied to the chest, a hankie or bedding so as to aid breathing and sleep. However, many of these suffer the same problem, they just don't last the full night and, whilst their scent might still be present in the morning (and sometimes for days to come) their effectiveness declines within a few hours. Faced with a toddler who was struggling to breathe, and therefore, sleep an alternative had to be found. I recall that, as a child, I had something called a Vaporiser. It was made by Vicks and comprised an oil-lamp style burner which was used to heat some smelly ...  Read the complete review