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French sterile saline cancer consists of 0.9 g Sodium Chloride and 100 ml of purified water. - French sea salt water has no preservatives or other substances. * How to use French Gifrer /physiodose physiological saline for children? - For a stuffy child's nose, parents need to clean the nose before saline is dripping. Children under 1 year old 2 to 3 drops of French physiological saline to clean the baby's nose or eyes. - Children over 1 year old can add 4 to 5 drops to clean the baby's nose. - Parents can use physiological saline of France from 1 to 6 times a day. - When a child spills out, if it spills out, you must take a towel to prevent it from flowing into the baby's mouth. * Some things to pay attention when using Gifrer /physiodose salt water - A small 5ml tube should not be used for more than 24 hours to avoid pathogenic bacteria entering the baby's body. - French physiological saline products are not used for injection, but only allowed to be small. - For about 10 minutes after instillation, do not blow your nose, but only gently wipe with a wet cloth. - Within 15 minutes after eye drops, do not add any other eye drops. - Gifrer /physiodose physiological saline comes from, what characteristics and is preserved? Where does Gifrer 12 * 5ml French sea salt water come from? - A beautiful country with romantic people with developed economy, advanced science. It is the beloved France and also the birthplace of Gifrer saline * Features of French salt water Gifrer salt water is contained in 5ml tubes and stored in different boxes. Small box contains 12 tubes in 1 blister. - Physiological saline box has 2 types of 12 tubes and 40x5ml (5ml per tube) Gifrer for everyone (from infants to the elderly) used to wash eyes, Nose. * NOTE: - Pink salt: Use daily hygiene for babies, can be used for eyes and nose - Pink Muois 2 types: physiodose and Gifrer - Yellow salt: Used for rhinitis, runny nose, allergic rhinitis - Green salt: Used for stuffy nose, nose...