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Ask about prescription combination nasal sprays (Dymista, Ryaltris)
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What to Do
Ask your doctor about Dymista (azelastine + fluticasone) or Ryaltris (olopatadine + mometasone) if you need more relief than a single nasal spray provides.
Why It Works
These prescription sprays combine a nasal antihistamine with a nasal corticosteroid in a single device. The antihistamine provides fast-onset relief (within 15 minutes) while the corticosteroid builds sustained anti-inflammatory protection. Studies show the combination is more effective than either component alone.
Tips
- These are the step-up option when OTC nasal corticosteroids alone are insufficient
- Convenience of one spray instead of two separate products
- Insurance coverage varies — ask about manufacturer savings cards
- Same proper technique applies: aim away from septum, gentle sniff
📅 Created: 2/7/2026, 9:38:06 PM 📌 commercial 🔧 Dymista or Ryaltris nasal spray (prescription)
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