Children’s SUDAFED^®

Some SUDAFED^® products are safe for children over a certain age, but others are not. The safety of the medication depends on the child’s age, overall health, and the specific Sudafed product being used. Read full labeling information and use products only as directed. Consult a doctor or pharmacist before administering if you have any questions.

In general, yes. However, there are limitations, such as 30-day purchase limits on pseudoephedrine products, so you should confirm eligibility for specific products and check with your FSA/HSA provider for any plan-specific rules.

No, SUDAFED^{® OM} sprays contain the main active ingredient oxymetazoline while SUDAFED® Non-Medicated Saline Nasal mist contains water, salt, and aloe.

SUDAFED^® non-medicated spray, which is a saline nasal mist, works by moisturizing and hydrating dry nasal passages, flushing out irritants like pollen and dust, and loosening mucus to clear everyday congestion. Unlike medicated nasal sprays, it doesn’t contain any active ingredients that constrict blood vessels to reduce swelling; instead, its simple formula of water, salt, and aloe gently provides relief by cleansing and moisturizing the nasal passages.