mar
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I realize there are more pressing problems in the world, and perhaps I'm sharing just a little too much, but dry pressurized air really takes its toll on my sinuses.
I've tried saline spray and even KY Jelly (not the warming kind) and eventually induced a full blown sinus *infection*. Not good.
But a Capt that I recently flew with recommended a "nasal emollient" called Ponaris.
It ain't cheap. A one ounce bottle cost me $20, but it seems to do the trick.
It lists the active ingredients as: Oils of Pine, Eucalyptus, Peppermint, Cajeput and Cottonseed.
The directions recommend half a dropper-full in each nostil but that seems to be overkill. I just dab a little in each nostil before the flight and it'll last all day.
So, for whatever that's worth, there you go. Good luck.
I've tried saline spray and even KY Jelly (not the warming kind) and eventually induced a full blown sinus *infection*. Not good.
But a Capt that I recently flew with recommended a "nasal emollient" called Ponaris.
It ain't cheap. A one ounce bottle cost me $20, but it seems to do the trick.
It lists the active ingredients as: Oils of Pine, Eucalyptus, Peppermint, Cajeput and Cottonseed.
The directions recommend half a dropper-full in each nostil but that seems to be overkill. I just dab a little in each nostil before the flight and it'll last all day.
So, for whatever that's worth, there you go. Good luck.