[dynachrome]

Never heard of XLEAR before, Who to trust?

I have used a saline nasal spray for years to keep nose bleeds away in the dry climate live in

[dynachrome]

Still available on Amazon and the company website.

[patriot torch]

If the feds are blocking it, then that means it’s been proven to be effective. (No sarcasm)

[Steely Tom]

They seem to be fixated on the idea of getting the population used to being injected periodically by government decree, to just accept this as “science.”

[EvilCapitalist]

If the feds are seeking to ban it, it probably works.

[livius]

It’s very good. If you’re sensitive to AC dryness, it’s helpful, and while it’s not an anti-histamine, it helps with allergy sniffles. It moisturizes, reduces irritation and I guess sort of disinfects.

You want to keep harmful stuff from getting into the air passages or into possible lesions (from dryness) in the nose.

Cheap, easy to use, and if it doesn’t help , it certainly doesn’t hurt overall. I can’t see any legitimate reason that the feds would be attacking it.

[Stentor]

Stocked up early on every possible product that might help with nasal hygiene. Go to is povidone iodine.

If you accept that they're trying to kill us, it makes your moves obvious.

[DannyTN]

I’ve been using it for over a year and it has really helped my sinuses.

And it’s not a decongestant spray. Doesn’t seem to be addictive at all.

[hoe_cake]

‘Who to trust?’

Makes sense to me. We know the virus travels through the nose, the nose hairs, and we know salt water gargles are effective. In Jan. 2019 when the virus hit, my partner and I were on a 17 day cruise, and he became sick. He gargled with salt water, used a nose spray I had, and an eye drop med for his ‘pink eye’. It took him many weeks to feel better.

[babygene]

I use a 1% povidone Iodine nasal spray to kill Covid. My eye doctor (who did my cataracts) suggested I use the same spray in my eyes to kill Covid.

Really really inexpensive.

[RetiredTexasVet]

The one thing it really does is ruin the Covid test. It cleans out your sinus and ruins the test.

[mvonfr]

Talking about nasal sprays: a Russian company completed phase 1 and Phase 2 testing of a nasal spray "MIR 19" which is alleged to remove most of the viral load with no side-effects whatsoever.

Regulatory approval is expected in December.

I wonder if there is a connection here..

Older link

https://tass.com/society/1350325

there was some update a few days ago.

[ChildOfThe60s]

My doctor says that regular use of a saline spray will reduce the odds of a virus attaching itself to your nasal membranes.

You might think of it as the nasal equivalent of hand washing.

[Pajamajan]

Asprin helps fight Rona.

Fedzilla: "Asprin bad"

Xlear helps fight CCP virus.

The Fed: "XLEAR bad"

Is there a pattern here?

[RealtorRick]

I have used XLEAR for almost 2 years for prevention of colds and flues. I did not know about the Covid Claims but I buy the product off Amazon in 2 and 3 packs and I have not had a cold or the flu in over 2 years.

I use the XLEAR Max in the morning and then the Reguar XLEAR once or twice more during the day.

It is the Xylitol that makes this product effective.

I also take Monolaurin as anti-viral and NAC to prevent and/or reduce the symptoms and duration of colds.

My father who had over 110 patents as a chemist told me that Monolaurin was in the last product he put on the market as a spray for mouthguards. I still play hoops 3 times a week and coach a high school boy’s basketball team and I need to remain healthy.

[Don W]

Xylitol is POISON to dogs and cats.

A company that wants to sell that poison without telling its customers about that little factoid is not worthy of defending even against the FDA, CDC or any gov’t agency.

A lie of omission is no less egregious than a bald-faced lie, it’s a LIE! They lie, they should die.

[HoneysuckleTN]

I ordered a small bottle of Xlear from Walmart in early August to try it out. Meant to order more and larger bottles, but kinda forgot about it. Now, when I search for it at walmart.com, I can’t find the nasal spray, small or large.

I found two other nasal sprays with virtually the same ingredients, Xynase Natural Saline Nasal Spray with Xylitol and Weldental Welnasal Xylitol Nasal Spray Natural Allergy Relief.

Ingredients: Purified Water, Xylitol, USP Sodium Chloride, Grapefruit Seed Extract.

The only difference is Xynase lists Saline instead of USP Sodium Chloride.

Looks like Welnasal and Xynase should do the same as Xlear in case Xlear disappears from other places like it did from WM.

Xlear is still available at https://www.swansonvitamins.com/xlear-xylitol-sinus-nasal-spray-1-5-fl-oz-liquid

[redinIllinois]

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[robel]

If it didn’t work, the government wouldn’t bother.

[Steve_Seattle]

I’ve heard Budesonide and Betadine nasal sprays mentioned as Covid prophylactics.

[henbane]

Been using Xlear since Covid scare began.

Seems to be quite effective so far.

Xlear's attempt to advertise anti-covid benefits have been consistently blocked by the Feds.

Xlear claims their tests prove that the xylol kills the virus on contact the same way alcohol gel does on your hands.

The grapefruit seed extract adds protection by preventing the virus spikes from attaching.

It's a little late in the game for this inexpensive anti-Covid nasal spray to finally get a real public hearing and conclusive testing by objective accredited test facilities.

Meanwhile, I will continue to spritz Xlear up into the nasal area where the Covid bugs seem to first gather their forces.