Siang Pure 2 in 1 Inhaler

Siang Pure 2 in 1 Inhaler is a portable aromatic nasal inhaler stick from the established Siang Pure brand, sold across Malaysia and Singapore. It combines menthol, camphor, eucalyptus oil, and borneol — natural aromatic ingredients — absorbed into an internal wick housed inside a slim, pen-like plastic casing with a secure twist-open and twist-close cap.

The "2 in 1" naming reflects its dual-nostril design, allowing gentle inhalation to be directed to each nostril in turn without needing to remove and reapply any product to the skin. Each inhaler contains 2ml of the aromatic oil blend, sized to be carried easily in a pocket, handbag, or travel kit for on-the-go use.

As an over-the-counter (OTC) product, Siang Pure 2 in 1 Inhaler does not require a prescription and is intended for inhalation use only — it is not applied to the skin, swallowed, or used in the eyes. The cap should be replaced securely after each use to preserve the aromatic oil blend inside the wick.

Remove the cap from the Siang Pure 2 in 1 Inhaler. Hold the tip close to one nostril, gently close the other nostril with a finger, and inhale slowly and gently through the open nostril. Repeat on the other side. Replace the cap securely after use to help preserve the aromatic oil blend inside.

Use 2 to 3 gentle inhalations per nostril, up to 3 to 4 times a day as needed. Avoid deep, forceful sniffing, as this may cause irritation inside the nostrils — gentle, slow inhalation is sufficient. Do not insert the inhaler tip directly into the nostril; hold it close to, but not touching, the opening of the nose.

Use Siang Pure 2 in 1 Inhaler before the expiry date printed on the packaging. The aromatic strength of the inhaler may gradually reduce with repeated use over time even before the printed expiry date, particularly if the cap is not replaced securely between uses.

Store the inhaler upright in a cool, dry place below 30°C, away from direct sunlight and heat sources such as car dashboards. Keep the cap tightly closed when not in use, and keep the inhaler out of the reach and sight of children.

• Common: Mild sneezing shortly after use.
• Common: A slight tingling or cooling sensation inside the nostrils.
• Common: A brief warm or burning sensation with deeper or more forceful inhalation.
• Serious: Nasal irritation or allergic-type reactions such as persistent nasal swelling, watery eyes, or skin rash around the nose — this needs prompt medical attention as it may indicate sensitivity to one of the aromatic ingredients.

• Known allergy or hypersensitivity to menthol, camphor, eucalyptus oil, borneol, or any other ingredient in the inhaler.
• Direct contact with the eyes or application inside the mouth — the inhaler is intended for nasal inhalation only.
• Use on infants and very young children without prior advice from a doctor or pharmacist, as nasal passages in young children can be more sensitive to aromatic vapours.
• Use on broken or irritated skin around the nose or nostrils.

• Avoid using this inhaler together with other nasal aromatic products containing similar ingredients such as menthol or camphor at the same time, as this may increase the likelihood of nasal irritation.
• No significant food interactions are known, as this is an inhalation product that is not swallowed.
• If you use other nasal sprays or nasal medications, space out their use from this inhaler and check with a pharmacist if you are unsure about combining them.

• Hold the inhaler close to, not inside, the nostril to reduce the chance of irritation.
• Inhale gently rather than sniffing sharply or deeply.
• Always replace the cap firmly after each use to keep the aromatic oils from evaporating.
• Avoid sharing your inhaler with others to maintain good hygiene.
• Keep the inhaler in an upright position during storage and travel to help prevent leakage.
• Check periodically that the aromatic strength has not noticeably faded, and replace the inhaler if it has.

Precautions: Use Siang Pure 2 in 1 Inhaler for nasal inhalation only, and avoid contact with the eyes, mouth, or broken skin around the nose. Inhale gently rather than sniffing deeply, and avoid inserting the tip directly into the nostril. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering use on an infant or young child, speak with a doctor or pharmacist first.

When to See a Doctor or Pharmacist: Stop using the inhaler and seek medical advice if you experience persistent nasal swelling, watery eyes, skin rash around the nose, or other signs of an allergic-type reaction. If nasal irritation continues or worsens with continued use, consult a doctor or pharmacist before continuing.