NozinNasal Sanitizer® Antiseptic Popswab® Ampules 10ct Pack | Kills 99.99% of Germs | Alcohol Based 62%

I've given the product the review , however it was damaged in delivery and crushed the vials. So this was a fail. But I've had the product before and it seems to work well , I haven't got sick travelling. That's my personal experience anyway.

I’m giving five stars because I’m not a hater and because the product itself is fantastic, but I’m really bitter that you all changed the format to these disposable versions that are much less cost-effective and I do not like that there is broken plastic inside of the fluid. It seems wasteful, and not nearly as preferable of an application process.

I don't think they make these any loner, or sold on amazon. I love the fact they are in glass vials and you know they haven no expired. The smell is a very light refreshing fragrance.

I first tried this product in the drip bottle. I liked it a lot so I thought I would try these ampules. They work fine, are conveniently packaged. The problem is that the price for the 10 ampules is outrageous. This really is just an iodine based product, so why so expensive. I decided I would go back to the drip bottle and qtips, unfortunately that option is no longer available.

This is amazing and very easy to use bought it for my family while we traveled on an airport and plane to go to a funeral. Used it many times over our trip whenever we were going to be in large crowds to help eliminate virus contamination. I was made aware of this product while I was in the hospital going in for surgery and have been by and get everything.

We normally apply Tea Tree Oil in our nostrils when traveling to help stay healthy, but the Nozin seems to have even wider germ-killing properties. It also smells a heck of a lot better, especially when wearing a mask! We had an extensive trip earlier this year that included 7 flights, some with bus gates that were very hot and crowded, and several train trips and emerged 3 weeks later unscathed. Meanwhile our friends we were to meet both caught COVID on their flight to Italy, or the following train trip to Lucca and ended up in the hospital in Pisa for 2 weeks! So far, Nozin has a perfect track record. Although they thoughtfully provide some swabs to use, I just put a couple of drops on my little finger and apply to the inside of my nostrils. We use it anytime we are going to be in a crowd of people close enough to touch, including dinner parties. Paranoid? Maybe, but it is such an easy precaution.

Great travel size. It works! I will keep it on hand.

The value of this product depends on being able to dispense it. To learn how to dispense it, you need to come to this page to see the diagram because you’ll open the package and pull out an ampule. The cardboard sleeve will remain inside the box so you’ll be holding a plastic tube with a glass ampule inside.You’ll observe the foam tip is like a cork, only very brittle. You’ll reread the box directions that say: Shake, remove ampule, flip and reinsert. Because there’s no cardboard (it stayed in the box when you removed one of the popswabs) you’ll think the “sleeve” they refer to is the plastic outer container and the “ampule” is the inner capsule containing the medicine. Logical assumption with no pictures on or inside the box.So, you pull the white top. It disintegrates. You end up getting a cork screw to remove it, but the glued part around the circumference makes it impossible to dislodge the ampule without getting scissors to open the top of the plastic tube.Noe you have this fragile glass ampule inside one hand and the plastic tube in the other. You say to yourself, “Self, surely this is a special capsule designed to break cleanly because it is designed to swab into your nostrils. You should put in back into the tube, pop it as indicated in the directions, and gain access to the medicine with a q-tip.”That’s when you get shards of plastic and a spray of medicine in your face. Incredibly dangerous.This makes you say, “This cannot be correct. No one would allow this to be sold like this.” So you go to the Amazon page and scroll to see reviews. On your way there, you find the instruction diagrams that are not included online (Problem 1: include that on or inside the box).You go back to the box and investigate it. There’s a cardboard sleeve like old-fashioned tampons used to come in. Ok. (Problem 2: that sleeve should be affixed to the plastic tube so it does not come off.)You observe that the design depends on the plastic/glass shards to remain under the foam tip that was glued inside. (Problem 3: the foam tip is so dry and “packaging material-like” in consistency that you can very easily de-head it, making it flat and flush with the top of the tube.)This may be a fine product, but it has failed in its difficulty to use, its poor applicator design, and its terrible lack of directions on the package. It’s a quality issue, it’s a design issue, it’s a safety issue. And those things prevent me from speaking at all about the medicinal/health benefits it may deliver.Now I have to put this waste into a sharps container and change my shirt.