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Best Tissues for a Sore Nose?

KizzyK_2
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Ive got a lovely cold at the moment and my nose is like a tap, from all the sneezing and rubbing, its also gone a nice shade of red and my 30p Sainbury's own brand seem to be making it worse.
Which are the best tissues out there to help a sore nose
Which are the best tissues out there to help a sore nose

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Kleenex Balsam (balsalm??), I keep trying other brands, but nothing comes close to those ones. They are worth the extra pennies.
Also look out for a product called 'happinose' it's like vaseline/chapstick for your nose. I am addicted to it!When I had my loft converted back into a loft, the neighbours came around and scoffed, and called me retro.0 -
pboae wrote:Kleenex Balsam (balsalm??), I keep trying other brands, but nothing comes close to those ones. They are worth the extra pennies.
Also look out for a product called 'happinose' it's like vaseline/chapstick for your nose. I am addicted to it!
Hello KizzyK
I agree with pboae, the Kleenex Balsam tissues are fabulous. Even if you start using them after developing a sore/red nose.............they work fast to restore your nose to normal.;)
I haven't tried them myself but a money saving option is the cheaper Asda version of these tissues. The prices in Asda are:
Kleenex Balsam regular tissues 90s are £1.75
Asda Ultra Soft & Strong balm tissues regular 90s are £1.00
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While you're waiting to nip out and buy the Balsam tissues (which I also recommend!) try using kitchen towel - it's better than 'normal' tissues I find.
Also a dab of Vaseline round your nostrils can help. Greasy but effective!Signature removed for peace of mind0 -
Thanks everyone - my nose is feeling better already:j Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus :j0
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I'm sure these are just as good..
http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp?productid=1002411&classificationid=1024482
(Buy one, get one free)
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handkerchief or piece of soft rag will work better than any tissue. And cheaper too.0
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after years of colds giving me dry-flaky-nose-syndrome i tried something so obvious... every time before i blew my nose i smothered my nose in moisturiser and then again after i blew it! i don't know if it's the one i use (simple) but it works a treat0
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I love Happynose! its a lovely menthol soothing balm you apply after you have blown your nose - it lasts ages - I bought mine about 2 years ago and I still have loads left (I suppose I should throw it out though due to expiry dates etc...
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Another vote for Happinose here :j .
We keep it in the fridge. It's soooo soothing if you have a sore nose.
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I normally use any value brand tissues on a daily basis but when I have a cold I treat myself to one of the balsam boxes. Doesn't matter which one, any I've tried has stopped my nose from getting sore.
Hope OP feels better soon0
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