Panadol Sinus VS. Otrivin

If you don’t know what’s Otrivin yet, you might be one of the 27% lucky people world wide who does not have seasonal flue or casual cold every now and then!
Unfortunately I know Otrivin very well as it sleeps next to me in the night when I have runny nose then blocked nose all in consecutive twenty minutes.

Otrivin is a magical nasal drops or spray that tend to open any blockage and defeat any inconvenience caused by that mysterious thingS that prevent you from breathing good and tasting food.

1 spray before sleeping will do the magic, dosage warning is fishy and the long term use of Otrivin is not recommended by doctors. Its not appreciated to take a spray or drop of Otrivin more than 3 times a day, and its extremely advised against using Otrivin for 4 days in a row. Claims of side effects like fast heart beats and lower blood pressure, not to mention the rumor that suggests Otrivin being highly addictive.

In spite of all that, I love Otrivin and NEED to use it in the night when all the gates are closed and no air comes to my brains, Plus I hate when I breath from my mouth!

All that was applied till I tried the gentle on stomach Panadol Sinus, The box is purple which is my favorite color and the bills are small and swallowing friendly. I was not sure that It will be as fast and effective as Otrivin, But it was.

So people who are already hooked on Otrivin, ditch the white tinny bottle that you’ve been sniffing all day long, and switch to Panadol Sinus.

Its healthier and will not cause any itchiness in your sute little noses.

Note: no picture was found to Panadol Sinus but you can buy it from Boots or Sultan Center or any pharmacy on your way.