Menthol Nasal Inhaler for a Cool, Refreshing Aroma | XIMONTH

A menthol nose inhaler for a refreshing pause

Keep the small case within reach when you want a short aromatic break. Open it, hold it beneath the nostrils and breathe slowly. The enclosed format is convenient when you prefer an inhaler to spraying a mist.

Menthol, ginger and the complete pictured blend

Menthol provides the familiar cool aroma. Ginger and knotweed root extract accompany bee venom, glycerin, water, potassium sorbate and polyoxyl 40 hydrogenated castor oil in the pictured formula.

If you are comparing a menthol inhaler stick with another aromatic inhaler, compare the ingredients as well as the case. The linked black pepper inhaler uses a different blend.

How to use

1. Make sure the outside of the nose and your hands are clean and dry.
2. Open the inhaler and hold it below the nostrils without inserting it.
3. Inhale slowly for about five seconds, then replace the cap.

Contains bee venom or a bee-derived ingredient. Do not use if you have a known bee-venom allergy; stop use if irritation occurs.

Product details

Hold below the nostrils for a short, slow inhalation

The product illustration shows use beneath the nostrils for about five seconds. Breathe comfortably, then recap. Keep the tip clean and avoid inserting it into the nose.

Keep your inhaler ready for the next use

Close the cap after the aromatic pause and keep the case clean and dry. Keep it as a personal item rather than sharing it.

Choose by the aroma you prefer

A menthol and ginger nasal inhaler is a good format to compare if you like a cool, aromatic sensation. It is separate from a nose cream or patch, which is applied to the outer skin.

Questions before you choose

Is this a nasal spray?

No. It is an aromatic inhaler held below the nostrils. It does not dispense a measured spray into the nose.

How long is the illustrated inhalation?

The directions show a slow inhalation for about five seconds. Hold the case below the nostrils and replace the cap afterward.

Which aroma does this version feature?

Menthol leads the cool aroma, with ginger and knotweed root extract in the blend. The black pepper version is a different formula.

Can it replace a prescribed inhaler?

No. This aromatic product is not a substitute for a prescribed inhaler or treatment for breathing difficulty.