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6-Pack Poy-Sian Nasal Inhaler $13.59 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend) @ MQ Care Online Amazon AU

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6 Pack 2-in-1(Incense+Oil) Nasal Inhaler, Great for Cold,Vertigo,Anti Fatigue,Refreshing,Heatstroke and Mosquito Bites - $13.59

Or 3 pack $8.49 -

https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B07GV7BZ48?ref=cm_sw_r_cso&th=1…

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  • Great for (lists everything) WTF ?

    • FINALLY - a spray to stop those pesty mosquitoes from flying up my nostrils 🤪

  • Chinese made nasal inhaler, for sale in Thailand grey imported into Australia and sold on Amazon without a TGA approval, what could go wrong?

    • It's made in Thailand?

      I've used them before and they're pretty good. Better than vics

      • Sorry I thought I read China on the product listing page - either way no TGA approval, illegal to sell in Australia - this is basically the same as a listing for chop shop cigarettes - may be the same, may be fine - but not permitted to be sold in Australia.

        • You'd be surprised what snake oils are sold in Aussie pharmacies with no oversight… It's like no one cares. This is probably on the shelf next to snoring nasal stickers, but don't say anything or the believers will pull out their pitch forks

          • @dangerdanger: Remind me of a experience I had. Had a really shitty flu, went to the pharmacy, asked one of the staff for a recommendation, she pointed me to something, can't remember, was over 10 years ago. I trusted her, bought it, took it. Hour passed, it hadn't done shit. I read the active ingredient, bloody homeopathic bullshit. The 'active ingredient' was at a concentration, that according to the maths of what I can find, there would be 12 molecules in the observable universe, and somehow one of them was in this bottle.

            I went back, raised hell, eventually got a refund. Told them it was bull-crap that a trained pharmacist was recommending pseudo-science.

            • @AdosHouse: follow the money…there's none in prescription drugs.

        • It doesn't inherently require TGA approval, it depends how it's marketed.

      • Yeah looking at the ingredients, I feel this would be great alternative to Vics, assuming the ingredients are actually accurate.

    • https://www.chemistwarehouse.com.au/buy/157554/dick-wicks-ti…

      Maybe this Dick Wicks health element bracelet sold at the biggest Chemist in Australia is legit

      Living a modern lifestyle can deplete us of essential health elements such as ionic balance, sleep and increased body stress. This bracelet contains an estimated power release above 3000 negative ions per second. Incorporating FOUR (4) Health elements into one bracelet, all working as one to help reduce wrist discomfort. Powerful neodymium magnets, FAR infrared, Ionic balance and Germanium inclusions neatly locked into the bracelet.

      • Sounds a bit like Peter Brock's Engine Polariser…
        (those who know, know…)

        EDIT
        Obviously I want/need one…

  • Also cures blindness, feeds the poor, gives 16hr erections, erects buildings and rigs elections.

    • Go on about that third thing…….

  • Ready for the next rave.

  • Stocking up for Midnight Mafia

  • Can it charge my phone? 😂

  • For inhaling poy-sian… poison?

  • Is there one to cure bargain hunting

  • Anyone else wondering why it is color-coded…?

    • They all look the same to me. You're just tripping out.

  • Poy-Sian?

    Poi-son? (Laughing face emoji)

  • Bought this for my son a year ago, apparently it's popular with the younger crowd (raves, etc)
    It just smells like vics on steroids :)

  • I love these. Have bought them in Thailand over the years. It is just Camphor, Eucalyptus, Menthol. One side is an oil you can dab, and the other side a sniffer stick.
    I find them much better than vicks and other products. And yes it is good for mossy bites as well

  • For those who intend on buying them for use at raves etc, I'd like to recommend you peppermint field which in my opinion is way better.

    • Used to rate peppermint fields until someone said it smelled like urinal cakes. Couldn't use it again after that

    • for use at raves etc, I'd like to recommend you peppermint field

      What if my rave's in a spearmint field?

  • i must be old, why do you need to sniff vicks at raves?

    • There's no utility to it, ravers just think it feels nice while their face is melting. Though it might clear their sinuses out after they clog up with amyl.

  • Mosquito Bites? How could this possibly help? Do we inhale it, or give it to the mozzies to sniff?

    • There's two sides to it, one side being oil

  • have been using these for over a decade and the bottom screws out and it really does work to stop the itching of insect bites like mosquitos and sandflies

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