Overview
Many People Attribute The Stuffiness Associated With The Cold Or The Flu To An Increase In Mucus Which Blocks Their Airways. While It Is True That Increased Mucus Is A Symptom Of The Common Cold, It Is Not Always What Causes You To Feel So Stuffed Up. Instead, The True Source Of Nasal And Sinus Congestion Is Often Caused By Inflammation Of The Tissues Throughout The Nose And Face. When The Body Identifies A Virus It Considers A Threat, It Springs To Defense In Various Ways, One Of Which Is By Causing The Airways Within The Nose And Sinuses To Swell And Become Inflamed.
Advil Cold & Sinus Is A Combination Of Pseudoephedrine (A Powerful Decongestant) And Ibuprofen (An Effective Pain Reliever). The Two Work Together To Reduce Nasal And Sinus Congestion Caused By Inflammation And Lessen The Pain Associated With The Common Cold Or The Flu.
Pain Reliever/Fever Reducer/Nasal Decongestant
How to use
Adults And Children Over 12: Take 1 Or 2 Capsules Every Four Hours As Needed. Do Not Exceed Six Capsules In 24 Hours, Unless Directed By A Physician
Warning / Cautions
Adults And Children Over 12: Take 1 Or 2 Capsules Every Four Hours As Needed. Do Not Exceed Six Capsules In 24 Hours, Unless Directed By A Physician
