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Nitrolingual Pumpspray 400 Micrograms/metered dose (200 Dose)

Nitrolingual Pump Spray 400 Micrograms/metered dose (200 Dose)

£5.49

  • Active ingredient: Glyceryl Trinitrate
  • Widens blood vessels
  • Allows more blood and oxygen to reach the heart
  • Provides relief in less than a minute

Nitrolingual Pump Spray 400mcg is a spray applied under the tongue, which is quick and effective at reducing the workload of the heart to prevent chest pain caused by an angina attack.

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  • Nitrolingual Pump Spray

    1. About Nitrolingual Pump Spray
    2. How to Use Nitrolingual Pump Spray
    3. Nitrolingual Pump Spray NHS and Side Effects
    4. Where to Buy Nitrolingual Pump Spray
    5. FAQs

    About Nitrolingual Pump Spray

    What is Nitrolingual Pump Spray

    Nitrolingual Pump Spray is a sublingual (under the tongue) aerosol spray containing the active ingredient glyceryl trinitrate. This medication belongs to a group of medicines called nitrates, which work by relaxing the muscle walls of the blood vessels, reducing the workload of the heart.  

    How does Nitrolingual Pump Spray work?

    Nitrolingual Pump Spray is primarily used to treat angina, both at the onset of an attack and for prevention. Angina is chest pain caused by reduced blood flow to heart muscles, and while it is typically not life-threatening, it serves as a warning sign for potential stroke or heart attack risks. Nitrolingual Pump Spray helps by opening the blood vessels leading to the heart, increasing the amount of oxygen it receives, thus preventing or stopping chest pain.  

    Uses of Nitrolingual Pump Spray

    Nitrolingual Pump Spray is effective in treating angina and preventing angina attacks brough on by physical exertion, emotional stress, or exposure to cold, among other factors. The main symptom of angina is chest pain, which may feel tight, dull, or heavy, and can spread to the arms, neck, jaw or back. It is usually triggered by physical exertion or stress and subsides within a few minutes of resting. Other symptoms may include feeling sick or breathless.  

    Nitrolingual Pump Spray Glyceryl Trinitrate

    Nitrolingual Pump Spray Glyceryl Trinitrate can also be used for anal fissures in the form of an ointment, and it is available as tablets that can be placed under the tongue, similar to the spray. Key facts about Nitrolingual Pump Spray Glyceryl Trinitrate:
    • Glyceryl Trinitrate patches or ointment can be used daily to help prevent chest pain.
    • Common side effects associated with Glyceryl Trinitrate include headaches, dizziness, weakness, tiredness, and flushing.
    • Nitrolingual Pump Spray 400 Mcg and other forms may be used for an extended period, possibly for life.
     

    How to Use Nitrolingual Pump Spray

    Proper usage of Nitrolingual Pump Spray is essential for its effectiveness and safety. Before the onset of an angina attack, familiarize yourself with the following steps to ensure quick and correct administration:
    1. Sit down.
    2. Hold the canister upright and near your mouth.
    3. Hold your breath.
    4. Aim the spray under your tongue.
    5. Press down the button firmly, once only.
    6. Close your mouth immediately.
    7. Do not inhale the spray.
    The usual dose is one or two sprays. No more than three doses are recommended at any one time. After using Nitrolingual Spray, rest for a while, and when you stand up, do so slowly, as you may feel faint.  

    Nitrolingual Pump Spray NHS and Side Effects

    Like all medications, Nitrolingual Pump Spray can cause side effects, although not everyone experiences them. In case of the following serious side effects, stop using the spray immediately and consult your doctor:
    • Allergic skin reaction (with or without rash)
    • Tongue blistering
    • Fainting
    • Severe fall in blood pressure on standing up
    • Worsening of the original angina symptoms
    • Failure of blood circulation (decrease in blood pressure, loss of consciousness, and collapse)
    • Transient hypoxemia (deprived oxygen supply) (bluish coloration of lips, hands, or feet, followed by loss of consciousness)
    • Restriction in blood supply for patients with coronary heart disease
    Common side effects of Nitrolingual Pump Spray include headaches, vertigo (spinning sensation), dizziness, nausea, facial flushing, and weakness. Rare side effects include a severe fall in blood pressure and heart rhythm changes, while very rare side effects include flaking or peeling skin.  

    Where to Buy Nitrolingual Pump Spray

    Nitrolingual Pump Spray Boots and Other Stores

    While Nitrolingual Pump Spray may be available at commercial stores like Boots, Tesco, and Lloyds Pharmacy, at My Pharmacy, we offer the convenience of a free online consultation and free shipping on orders over £40, with next-day delivery options available. Shopping with My Pharmacy means you can but your products from the comfort of your home, safely and promptly.  

    Nitrolingual Pump Spray Price Comparison

    At My Pharmacy, the Nitrolingual Pump Spray price starts at as little as £6.09. We strive to provide competitive prices for both generic and brand-name products. Some of our prices are up to 50% cheaper than other retailers such as Boots, Tesco, and Lloyds Pharmacy. However, when comparing prices, ensure you obtain your medication from a registered and trusted pharmacy to avoid illegitimate or counterfeit products.  

    Frequently Asked Questions

    1. How does Nitrolingual Pump Spray help with angina?
    Nitrolingual Pump Spray works by opening the blood vessels leading to the heart, increasing the amount of oxygen is receives. This helps prevent or stop chest pain associated with angina.
    1. Is Nitrolingual Pump Spray available in other forms?
    Yes, Nitrolingual Pump Spray Glyceryl Trinitrate can also be found in ointment and tablet forms. Ointments are used to treat anal fissures, and tablets can be placed under the tongue, similar to the spray.
    1. Can I find Nitrolingual Pump Spray at Boots or other stores?
    While Nitrolingual Pump Spray may be available at stores like Boots, My Pharmacy offers the convenience of online shopping, free consultation, and competitive prices.
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