Muconase Mechanism of Action

Pharmacology: Properties and Actions: Sodium Chloride (Muconase) is a nasal spray composed of saline solution that duplicates the physiological components of normal nasal secretions.
Sodium Chloride (Muconase) acts safely to wash and humidify the air passages in the nose. Sodium Chloride (Muconase) also helps maintain and restore normal moisture of nasal mucous membranes.
Sodium Chloride (Muconase) provides a convenient and practical method of washing and clearing nasal passages of dusts, dirt, crusted mucus, pollens, pollutants, allergens and other irritants.
Sodium Chloride (Muconase) loosens thick nasal mucus secretions to facilitate removal from the nose and sinuses. It also restores vital moisture to provide relief for dry, crusted, irritated and inflamed nasal membranes due to colds, allergies, low humidity, use of steroid nasal spray, overuse of topical nasal decongestants and other nasal solutions, chronic sinusitis, or rebound sinus reaction from smog.
Sodium Chloride (Muconase) also helps relieve nasal irritation, congestion and pressure that accompany common cold, allergy, sinusitis and other disorders affecting the nasal passages. Sodium Chloride (Muconase) has no side effects and can be safely used along with other medicines.
Sodium Chloride (Muconase) is not significantly metabolized in the body. The effects are localized to the nasal passages.
Sodium Chloride (Muconase) is drug-free and contains no irritating chemical components. It has no drug interactions and can be used concomitantly with any cold, allergy and sinus medications.