Benzedrex Nasal Decongestant Inhaler, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

This works so much better than Aaron or otherwise sprays. I was able to wean myself off Afrin by using this product. Now, I use this product once every other day or sometimes every third day or night I use it once. So much better for you. For me I use two sniffs on each nostril and that is all I need for days. Eventually, I will not need it at all. I will keep it around in case I get sick and have a stuffy nose.

TIP to open: I use my nut cracker to open the top the first time. Works like a charm! After that it is easy to open. Best nasal decongestant available. Works quickly. The smell doesn’t bother me at all, and disappears in less than a minute. But DO NOT OVER USE or you will get the rebound effect which is miserable!!

I have severe allergies. Back and forth between clogged, free and draining. From the moment I either wake up or exit the house. This is the only thing I've found to work. Critically work! Two medium inhales on each nostril. Viola! The smell is Windex to me. Not a fan. Don't use that stuff. Mind over matter and the fact that you WILL BE BREATHING again. I have three, home, truck, work.

The cap was on very tight, needed pliers to open it. It works just fine, but it doesn't smell very nice

Excellent! Keep the price the same!

I've been bothered by nasal congestion for years. I tried prescriptions for steroid sprays, which gave me sinus infections. This is the only thing that works and doesn't leave me with an infection.

As a genetic trait, my entire extended family suffers from sneezing fits at sudden temperature changes. They can last up to 15-20 minutes! We all have our defenses to shorten the duration and violence of these fits. My father will sip coffee, my sister will splash cold water up her nose, ect. I am a professional truck driver. For me these fits can be dangerous. Benzadrex is my go to. It's actually attached to my airhorn cable. It's fast, can be used in the middle of a sneeze and its inexpensive considering how long they last. I did see a warning about it being an amphetamine. This just isn't true. It was developed in the 30s to replace the inhalers of the time because THOSE WERE ANPHETAMINE BASED. I have been tested a ridiculous number of times thoughout my 40 year career and never tested positive for anything. So, no. It's not an amphetamine.

It wasn't until I received the inhaler that I actually went through the questions because I was sure I was doing something wrong because I couldn't get the cap off. Turned out, I was far from being alone. I tried all suggestions - push down when turning, use pliers, run under hot water and find a strong man to help. None worked - not even the strong construction worker who thought I was crazy when I asked for his help. How did I get the cap off? With a saw. Yes, a saw. And after all that, I found the inhaler not even as effective as Vicks. Don't buy unless you're good with power tools.

the smell benefit well, in da Koolaide!@!& and taste the electrics lemons add-ons!! In Da Celebrum, pommm, pom pom.....pooom

Saw this product reviewed by a Pharmacist. He warns of overuse like any other nasal spray decongestant. Also discussed similarity to meth amphetamine which was scary. I only use it once or twice a day when allergy hits bad. Very convenient to use. Not a very nice scent with menthol overtones. No side effects on me, other than ability to breath.

Smell weird like stinky urine. Bad batch or what?

Cleared me right up, now if I could only remember where I put it.

Came way earlier than expected. Happy with this product.