Menthol nasal stick for muggy standing tonight
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Liam OConnor•243 rep6
Muggy air made breathing feel thick last night. Small menthol nasal stick from a pharmacy mid-afternoon. Not an asthma inhaler crowd question, and not pharmacy saline drops.
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A menthol nasal stick from a pharmacy can make muggy standing feel less thick for some adults — use sparingly and keep away from kids eyes.
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Sanduni Fernando•213 rep3
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If anyone has real breathing trouble, step back and rest instead of pushing the front.
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