Robb Menthol Inhaler, 1g

Product Name & Strength: Robb Inhaler.

Indications (Approved Uses): Formulated to provide immediate, temporary relief from nasal and bronchial congestion caused by colds, hay fever, seasonal allergies, environmental irritants, or sinusitis. It acts through aromatic vapours to open airways, clear blocked nasal passages, loosen mucus and phlegm, and refresh oral breathing passages while creating a cooling, soothing sensation to promote overall respiratory comfort.

Contraindications (Safety Warnings): Restricted to external vapour inhalation only. Do not apply directly inside the nostrils or onto the skin, and avoid all contact with the eyes. Do not warm or heat the product. Keep away from open flames as the ingredients are flammable. It is not intended for continuous long-term use; discontinue use immediately if irritation develops or symptoms worsen. Pregnant and breast-feeding women must consult a healthcare provider before use and use conservatively if approved. Avoid using immediately before or after administering nasal medications, and avoid use if undergoing homeopathic remedies as it may cause interference. It may temporarily affect the taste perception of foods or beverages. It is not evaluated for use in children under 2 years of age. Use with extreme caution in individuals suffering from asthma, COPD, or general respiratory sensitivity. If congestion persists for more than 7 days or is accompanied by a fever, a healthcare provider must be consulted.

Side Effects (Adverse Reactions): Well tolerated by most users. Some individuals may experience temporary eye watering, mild throat irritation, or sneezing upon initial inhalation, though these effects typically subside quickly. Excessive or improper use may occasionally cause nasal dryness or minor localized discomfort.

Nutritional Information (per inhaler): Menthol 125 mg, Camphor 50 mg, Eucalyptus Oil 15 mg.

Instructions for Use / Dosage: For oral/topical administration. Remove the cap and inhale the vapours deeply through the nose. For oral congestion, inhale deeply with the mouth open. Replace the cap tightly after every use. It is recommended to replace the unit every 3–6 months as effectiveness may diminish over time due to air exposure. Adults and children over 12 years of age may use the inhaler as needed up to a maximum frequency of 6 times daily. Children aged 2 to 12 years must use the device under strict adult supervision up to a maximum frequency of 4 times daily. Not recommended or evaluated for children under 2 years of age.