Rhinolast Nasal Spray

£19.99

Rhinolast is an azelastine antihistamine nasal spray for hay fever and year-round nasal allergies.

✓ 22ml bottle · 140 micrograms per spray

✓ Antihistamine treatment for nasal allergy symptoms

✓ Online consultation before supply

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Type Of Medicine

Antihistamine nasal spray used to treat allergic rhinitis, including seasonal hay fever and perennial allergies.

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Active Ingredient

Azelastine hydrochloride, an antihistamine that blocks the effects of histamine in the nasal passages.

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Pack size

22ml bottle; follow the prescribed dosing routine.

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Works By

Blocks histamine receptors in the nasal lining, helping to reduce sneezing, itching, congestion and excess mucus production.

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Side effects

An unpleasant taste, nasal irritation or nosebleeds may occur. Avoid driving if tired or dizzy.

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Not Suitable For

Rhinolast is not suitable for individuals with a known allergy to azelastine or any of the ingredients in the spray. It should be used with caution in those with frequent nosebleeds, recent nasal surgery or injury, or untreated nasal infections.

Buy Rhinolast online

Request Rhinolast nasal spray from The Care Pharmacy following an online consultation. The listed pack is a 22ml bottle. Check the current price above and use the information below to decide what to discuss with your prescriber.

An antihistamine option for nasal allergies

Rhinolast contains azelastine hydrochloride. It acts on histamine to help control allergy-related sneezing, itching, a runny nose and congestion. It can be used for seasonal or year-round allergic rhinitis when prescribed.

Compare the right type of nasal spray

Rhinolast is an antihistamine spray rather than a steroid. Beclometasone nasal spray and Flixonase are steroid options. Different ingredients are not interchangeable dose for dose. Tell your prescriber what you have tried and what you need help with.

Before you request treatment

Include other medicines, allergies and any pregnancy or breastfeeding in your consultation. Explain whether symptoms are seasonal, persistent or affecting sleep. The assessment helps establish whether a nasal allergy treatment is appropriate; approval and supply are not automatic.

Using your bottle

Keep the supplied leaflet and follow the label. The Directions and Storage tabs explain the usual routine and care of the bottle. Contact the pharmacy if you are unsure about technique or symptoms continue despite treatment. You can also browse our hay fever treatments.

Further information: Rhinolast patient leaflet. Always read the leaflet supplied with your medicine.

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Directions

The usual dose is one spray into each nostril morning and evening. Follow your prescription. Blow your nose and prime before first use as instructed. Keep your head upright rather than tilted backwards. Wipe the nozzle and replace the cap.

Ingredients

Rhinolast contains azelastine hydrochloride 0.1% w/v, delivering 140 micrograms per spray. See the supplied leaflet for the full list of other ingredients and check it if you have allergies.

Warnings

Do not use if allergic to an ingredient. Ask for advice during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Tell the prescriber about all other medicines. If tired or dizzy, avoid driving; alcohol can worsen these effects.

Side Effects

An unpleasant taste, nasal irritation, sneezing or nosebleeds may occur. Keeping the head upright helps avoid a bitter taste. Ask a pharmacist about persistent effects.

Storage

Do not refrigerate or store below 8°C. Discard six months after opening, or earlier if the printed expiry is reached. Keep away from children.

You can request the 22ml bottle through our online consultation. The pharmacy reviews suitability before supply.

No. Its active ingredient is the antihistamine azelastine.

Usually morning and evening. Follow your prescription label and the Directions tab.

Tilting your head backwards can make an unpleasant taste more likely. Keep your head upright when spraying.

Up to six months after opening, provided the printed expiry has not passed and the bottle has been stored correctly.

Check with your pharmacist or prescriber first. Bring the exact product names so they can check for overlapping ingredients.