Vicks First Defence Nasal Spray 15ml

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Vicks First Defence Nasal Spray helps you in the fight against common cold viruses. You can use this, the moment you feel like you are getting a cold (e.g., a tickle at the back of the throat, tickly nose or sneezing) as it helps reduce the risk of acquiring a full-blown cold. This nasal spray can also be used when you feel like you are at a risk of catching a cold (when someone at home has one, crowded public transport etc). Can be used for up to 4 days only if no symptoms develop. If symptoms develop, continue to use until they subside.
How it works:
- The microgel traps viruses in the nasopharynx area (nose and top of throat).
- The low pH microgel (pH 3.5) inactivates acid susceptible viruses.
- Contributes to a nasal washout effect to flush out the virus from the nose or down into the stomach.
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Vicks First Defence Nasal Spray 15ml
RRP $15.00
$13.50
10% OFF RRP
Collect 14 Everyday Rewards Points*
$13.50
$13.50
Choose delivery option
Delivery Options
In Stock for
Fastest Delivery
Order now to receive it by 9pm tomorrow
or FREE delivery when you spend over $80Everyday Rewards
Collect 14 Everyday Rewards Points*
Product Overview
Vicks First Defence Nasal Spray helps you in the fight against common cold viruses. You can use this, the moment you feel like you are getting a cold (e.g., a tickle at the back of the throat, tickly nose or sneezing) as it helps reduce the risk of acquiring a full-blown cold. This nasal spray can also be used when you feel like you are at a risk of catching a cold (when someone at home has one, crowded public transport etc). Can be used for up to 4 days only if no symptoms develop. If symptoms develop, continue to use until they subside.
How it works:
- The microgel traps viruses in the nasopharynx area (nose and top of throat).
- The low pH microgel (pH 3.5) inactivates acid susceptible viruses.
- Contributes to a nasal washout effect to flush out the virus from the nose or down into the stomach.
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