Nasaleze PM Shield

Primary DI

05060045000071

Basic UDI-DI Code

5060045NPMS01NA

Reference

NPMS01

Device Types

None provided

Regulation

Eu Mdr

Classification

Eu Md Class 1

Status

On The Market

Manufacturer

Nasaleze Limited

Nasaleze PM Shield, an inert proprietary grade of micronized cellulose powder, is composed of fine particles of inert cellulose that is applied to the inside of the nose via a unique delivery system. Nasaleze is clinically proven to deliver fast, effective protection against particulate matter (PM) which can be made up of many different chemicals. A novel patented method ensures delivery of an effective dose via the nasal cavity. Application of Nasaleze produces a mucous-like gel barrier that coats the nasal membranes and acts as a blocker to inhaled particulate matter (PM) within the nasal cavity. PM can’t be seen, smelled or tasted – but these particles, especially the smaller ones (PM10 or less), can be very harmful to the human body. Acting as a barrier to PM, Nasaleze stops the damage caused by pollution rather than just treating the symptoms. Particulate matter can be made up of hundreds of different chemicals, come in many sizes and contain a mixture of: Soot, dust, pollen, smoke and liquid droplets. You can’t see, smell or taste it – it is a hidden danger. The greatest health problems from PM are caused by the smallest particles (PM10 or less), which can be inhaled into the lungs. Very fine particles, less than 2.5 micrometers in diameter (PM 2.5), are even more dangerous because they are inhaled deeper into the lungs. They then spread through your body via the bloodstream, harming vital organs like the heart and brain. PM 2.5 is smaller than a grain of pollen, a grain of sand or a speck of dust. When powder of Nasaleze PM Shield is administered, Nasaleze protects from and strengthens resistance to airborne particulate matter (PM). Nasaleze is a clinically proven, unique, natural product that works with the body’s own nasal defense mechanism.

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