FLO Saline Plus Nasal Spray 30ml – Gentle Isotonic Saline Spray for Blocked & Runny Nose

FLO Saline Plus Nasal Spray is a non-medicated, preservative-free isotonic saline spray that gently moisturises and soothes nasal passages, helping to relieve blocked and runny noses from colds, hayfever, allergies, and viral infections. The gentle mist rinses away allergens, dust, and irritants, and helps thin and clear mucus without any medication — safe for daily use and suitable for the whole family.

• Isotonic saline — same concentration as body fluids for gentle use
• Non-medicated and preservative-free
• Relieves blocked and runny nose from colds, hayfever, and allergies
• Rinses allergens and irritants from nasal passages
• 30ml — suitable for adults and children

Frequently Asked Questions

What is isotonic saline and why is it used in nasal sprays?

Isotonic saline has the same salt concentration as the body's own fluids (0.9% sodium chloride), making it gentle and non-irritating to nasal tissues. It moisturises nasal membranes, loosens mucus for easier clearing, and rinses allergens and pollutants from the nasal passages without any medication.

Is FLO Saline Plus safe to use every day?

Yes. Because it contains no medications or preservatives, FLO Saline Plus is safe for daily use as often as needed. Many allergy and hayfever sufferers use it 2–4 times per day throughout pollen season to rinse allergens from the nasal passages.

Can FLO Saline Plus be used during pregnancy?

Yes. Saline nasal sprays are considered the safest option for nasal congestion relief during pregnancy, as they contain no medications that could affect the baby. They are widely recommended by midwives and obstetricians for pregnancy-related nasal congestion.

Can children use FLO Saline Plus?

Yes. FLO Saline Plus is suitable for children. For younger children, ensure the spray is used gently with the child's head tilted slightly forward. FLO also offers a Baby Saline Drops product for infants.

Can I use FLO Saline Plus before nasal medication?

Yes — and it's recommended. Using saline spray 5–10 minutes before steroid nasal sprays (e.g. for hayfever) clears the nasal passages of mucus and allergens, helping the medication reach the nasal lining more effectively.