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I have a nasal spray prescribed by my doctor to treat sinusitis attacks but it just tastes horrible! what can i do to pass that taste? thanks.
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Bad: Taste likely due to medication in the spray. Rinse mouth immediately after use
Answered 9/2/2014
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