Though schools already store autoinjectors like EpiPen, a nasal spray would offer another easy-to-use option.

The new nasal spray delivers vardenafil, a medication used to treat erectile dysfunction, through a compounded prescription formulation.

A recent study has identified an unexpected method for easing nasal congestion that requires no medication or prescription.

LTR Pharma Limited (ASX: LTP), the Australian pharmaceutical company, today announced that Roxus® is now available to men across the U.S. Roxus is a prescription nasal spray for erectile dysfunction ...

The changing of seasons is often accompanied by undesirable side effects known as seasonal allergies. Seasonal allergies plague many people due to the sudden presence of specific plant pollen that ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr. Omer Awan is a practicing physician who covers public health. The U.S. FDA recently approved FluMist as a self or ...

Scientists have long-found that mild to moderate physical exercise can temporarily relieve nasal congestion. Push-ups, for ...

A new way to address allergies and anaphylactic shock is coming to Italy: an adrenaline nasal spray will be introduced to the ...

Peak cold and flu season may be upon us, but you’ll want to take a second look at that drugstore nasal spray to clear a stuffed up nose. A recall has been initiated for more than 41,000 bottles of ...