The world is slowly going back to how it used to be: airports are open, malls are packed with people, bumper-to-bumper rush hour traffic is now back on the daily –the list goes on. But the question is, have we all adjusted to the idea of this new normal?
Apart from monitoring our health, having a way to protect ourselves from a cold is a must. How are you coping and are you okay with the idea that everyone else is back to their old routine?
Try the short polls below and see how you can help defend yourself from a cold to #VReady in this new normal.
#VReady to #VDefended
As common as a cold can be, it can still be pretty annoying to deal with. To help add an extra layer of defense against a cold, keep Vicks First Defence nasal spray within reach as it can help block the cold virus when used at first exposure or when showing the first signs of a cold
It’s quite easy to use: Apply two to three sprays per nostril by inclining the nozzle outwards in the direction of your ear. Just make sure not to inhale or tilt your head backwards while pumping. This can be done up to four times a day and if symptoms persist, consult your doctor.
Get your own Vicks First Defence in leading drugstores nationwide. You can also purchase via the Watsons App: https://bit.ly/WatsonsMobileApp or shop online at the Watsons Website, or Shopee.
Always read the label. Follow the directions for use.
Vicks First Defence is not a cure against COVID-19 or its symptoms.
*The consumer study cited had a sample size of 200 respondents aged 25 to 45. It covered responses from 80 millennials aged 25 to 35, and 120 moms aged 25 to 45. The figures cited above are from the TOTAL of both groups. The face-to-face interviews were conducted between April and May 2022.
If symptoms persist, consult your doctor.
ASC Reference Code: P071P062922PS
References:
- (2005) Satellite Symposium Logopedics Phoniatics Vocology, 30:supl, 41-47
- Giranda VI, Heinz Ba, Oliveira Ma, Minor I, Kim Kh, Kolatcar Pr, Rossmann Mg. Rueckert Rr. (1992) Acid-induced Structural Changes in Human Rhinovirus 14: Possible Role in Uncoating, Proc NatlAcad Sci Usa, 89(21):10213-17.
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