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Generic Name: iota-Carrageenan Pronunciation: eye-OH-tuh kar-uh-GEE-nan Dosage Form: Nasal Spray Therapeutic Class: Nasal Moisturizer & Protective Barrier Pharmacological Class: Carrageenan-based Nasal Barrier Spray Uses: Used as an adjunctive treatment for the common cold and viral upper respiratory tract infections (URTIs), helping to relieve nasal congestion, reduce a runny nose, and keep the nasal passages moist. Prescription Status: Use as directed by a registered physician.

Indications

Prevention and supportive treatment of viral upper respiratory infections Shortens the duration of cold and flu-like illnesses Relieves nasal congestion Reduces runny nose and sneezing Moisturizes dry and irritated nasal mucosa

Pharmacology

iota-Carrageenan is a natural polysaccharide derived from edible red seaweed. It forms a protective film over the nasal mucosa, reducing viral attachment while keeping the nasal passages moist and protected.

Dosage

Adults and children over 1 year: Cold or flu symptoms: 1–2 sprays into each nostril, 1–4 times daily. Dry nasal mucosa: A few sprays several times daily as needed.

Side effects

Generally well tolerated. Rare hypersensitivity reactions. Mild nasal irritation or burning may occur.

Use in pregnancy

Can be used during pregnancy as directed.

Precautions & warnings

Do not share the spray bottle. Discontinue use if severe nasal irritation or nausea occurs. Do not use sharp objects to clean the nozzle.

Overdose effects

No significant overdose cases have been reported. Seek medical advice if excessive use causes discomfort.

Storage conditions

Store below 25°C. Protect from direct sunlight and moisture. Keep in a dry place. Keep out of the reach of children.

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