Recent news on Oxymetazoline

Adams Respiratory Therapeutics Highlights the Expansion and ...  -  Apr 4, 2007
PR Newswire (press release),Vapor Technology" and Mucinex(R) Nasal Spray Moisture Smart(TM), a nasal decongestant (oxymetazoline) containing 12-hour "Membrane Hydration Technology.

Allergy sufferers get little sympathy  -  Apr 22, 2007
Houston Chronicle,Products that contain vasoconstrictors like oxymetazoline or phenylephrine can be used only for three days. Beyond that the allergy victim runs the risk of

Can't breathe?  -  Apr 7, 2007
Louisville Courier-Journal,Afrin's active ingredient is oxymetazoline hydrochloride 0.05 percent, and one of the inactive ingredients is eucalyptol, which helps drain the ghastly goop

Some help for that cold when you’re flying  -  Feb 18, 2007
Toledo Blade,Over-the-counter remedies whose active ingredient is Oxymetazoline are good choices. Even a simple spray of saline solution in each nostril can help.

Have a bad cold, but have to get somewhere by air? Try this routine  -  Feb 5, 2007
Inside Bay Area,Over-the-counter remedies such as Afrin and Neo-Synephrine 12-Hour, whose active ingredient is Oxymetazoline, are good choices.

Oxymetazoline As An Anti-inflammatory Drug In Nose Sprays: Mode Of ...  -  Jan 2, 2007
Medical News Today (press release),Scientists from the GSF - Research Center for Environment and Health in Neuherberg near Munich have shown how oxymetazoline inhibits inflammation.

Data do not support use of OTC decongestants in children  -  Dec 29, 2006
AAP News (subscription)Currently available oral drugs include pseudoephedrine and phenylephrine; topical agents include oxymetazoline and phenylephrine.

Oxymetazoline as an anti-inflammatory drug in nose sprays: Mode of ...  -  Dec 21, 2006
innovations report,Scientists from the GSF – Research Center for Environment and Health in Neuherberg near Munich have shown how oxymetazoline inhibits inflammation. ...

The Government is NOT Your Friend - Part sixtyquajillion  -  Dec 11, 2006
Liberty Papers,Of course when the oxymetazoline wears off the crud slingshots back worse; but that’s livable, so long as I’m taking the REAL Sudafed, or it’s generic ...

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