Nasal Spray 

This drug was compounded for you by O’Brien Pharmacy according to your provider’s prescription. CAUTION Federal law prohibits the transfer of this drug to any person other than the patient for whom it was prescribed. This information is provided in addition to the written information and pharmacist consultation you received. No standardized patient information is available for this compound. 

Use 
This medication is used by spraying in the nostril as directed 

Side effects 
Side effects that may occur during treatment are slight burning, or numbness in nose, back of throat, or around eyes, a sense of gagging, and unpleasant taste. Consult prescriber or pharmacist if side effects are severe, bothersome, or a rash develops. 

Precautions 
Do not use if there is a known allergy to an ingredient. Use in the nose as directed. Do not use more than prescribed. 

Directions

  1. Remove safety clip and cap from nasal applicator. 
  2. Prime the pump by pressing, downwards on the collar of pump and releasing. This only needs to be done if pump is new or hasn’t been used in a while. Repeat several times until a fine mist appears. 
  3. Spray is to be used in one or both nostrils as directed.  
  4. Blow nose to clear nostrils. 
  5. Tilt head back slightly while pressing down on nostril of unaffected side with finger. Insert nasal applicator into other nostril.  
  6. Press down on collar of pump while deeply breathing in through the nose. Repeat this process if prescriber indicates that more than one spray is to be used. 
  7. Replace safety clip and cap. 

Storage 
Take note of storage requirements on label. Store upright to prevent leaks. Do not flush unused medications or pour down a sink or drain. 

You have the right to know about the proper use of your medication and its effects. A pharmacist is available for consult Mon. – Fri. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Central Time by calling the pharmacy at 800-627-4360. Patients in California will receive a return call on Saturdays for voicemails left by noon Central Time (10 a.m. Pacific Time). 

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