Original POYSIAN Inhaler 2in1 (Thailand)

The Poy-Sian Mark II – Thailand Nasal Inhaler is a mixture of essential oils, herbs and salts that can be used as a simple solution to help relieve nasal congestion, refresh the body and mind and also get rid of dizziness and fainting. Inhalers are very popular in Thailand and everyone has at least one. This is due to their convenience and fast action of refreshing the body, mind and curing a wide variety of symptoms.

Ingredients:

The Poy Sian Mark II is a mixture of salts and essential oils such as clove oil and peppermint oil. The main ingredients include:

• Eucalyptus oil – 8.5%
• Menthol – 42%
• Camphor – 16.4%
• Borneol – 6.1%

The eucalyptus oil helps to dissolve tough oils such as sesame and mineral oils. It also helps to dissolve extracts called scales from some herbs such as peppermint and menthol.

Product efficacy:

The Camphor and Borneol salts are made up of three main compounds that include essential oils which when inhaled, cause a cold, refreshing sensation on the nasal cavity. This helps clear your throat and sinuses and keep you feeling refreshed and alert. It also helps reduce symptoms like dizziness or fainting.

How to use:

Remember to use the inhaler correctly by putting it close to your nose and taking a deep breath. Do not let the tube touch your nose directly. This is to avoid any chances of skin irritation around the sensitive nose region. Also, avoid touching the salts in the tube to avoid any infections.

The other way of applying the Poy-Sian Mark II is using a wet cotton ball or handkerchief then holding it close to the nose to inhale the vapors. Remember to use in very small amounts to avoid irritation.

For extra relief and alertness, rub this elixir lightly on your temple.

Warning:

In case you have any disease of the nasal cavity, you are allergic or it causes you inflammation, keep away from the product. People with a sinus infection or sinusitis should also avoid using this product

The salts are meant to reduce symptoms temporarily. If symptoms persist, go see a doctor. Also keep away from children.