WICK First Defence Nasal Spray is a micro-gel nasal spray designed to be used at the very first signs of a cold or after exposure to cold viruses. The spray works in the nasal cavity and throat area, where cold viruses commonly settle and multiply, helping to trap, inactivate, and remove viruses before a full cold develops. 

The formula is intended for early intervention during the first hours of cold symptoms such as sneezing, scratchy throat, or nasal irritation.

Key Benefits

Helps fight cold viruses at the first signs of a cold
Supports reduction of viral spread in the nasal cavity
Helps reduce risk of developing a full cold
Micro-gel spray technology for targeted nasal application
Suitable for use after exposure to people with colds

How It Works

The micro-gel formula:

Forms a protective barrier inside the nose
Helps trap and inactivate cold viruses
Supports natural removal of viruses from the nasal cavity

The spray acts directly where cold viruses first attach and multiply.

Indications (Typical Use)

First signs of a cold
Early cold prevention support
Exposure to cold viruses
Scratchy throat and sneezing onset
Cold-season nasal protection routines

How to Use

Route: Intranasal

Adults and children 12 years and older:

• Spray into each nostril according to package directions
• Use at the first signs of a cold or after exposure to cold viruses
• Continue use several times daily as directed on the packaging

Blow nose gently before use for best results.

Pack Size

15 ml spray bottle

Important Features

Micro-gel nasal spray technology
Designed for use at early cold onset
Targets viruses in the nasal cavity
Portable pump spray bottle
Medical device formulation

Precautions

For intranasal use only

Not recommended for children under 12 years old

Avoid sharing the spray with others

Discontinue use if irritation develops

Consult a healthcare professional if symptoms worsen or persist.

Disclaimer

This product is intended to support early cold defense and should be used according to package instructions or healthcare guidance.