Sinus Blog
Why Can’t I Stop Using Afrin? Understanding Rhinitis Medicamentosa
Short answer: Afrin and other over-the-counter decongestant nasal sprays — oxymetazoline, phenylephrine, and the brand-name versions like Sinex and Neo-Synephrine — stop working after about five days of regular use.
Why Is My Doctor Prescribing a Nose Spray Instead of a Pill?
Short answer: Your doctor is using a nasal spray because the nose absorbs medication directly into the bloodstream, faster than a pill and at a lower dose, without first being
Will My Insurance Cover the NEUROMARK® Procedure?
Insurance coverage for NEUROMARK® is actively improving. Coverage varies by plan — some insurers cover it, others are still catching up. At SAWC, our authorization team checks your specific coverage
What Are the Risks of the NEUROMARK® Procedure?
NEUROMARK® has an excellent safety profile. The most common experience following the procedure is mild temporary discomfort, and throat numbness that resolves within 30 to 60 minutes. Empty nose syndrome
NEUROMARK® vs ClariFix® vs RhinAer® — What Is the Difference?
NEUROMARK® (Neurent Medical), ClariFix® (Stryker), and RhinAer® (Aerin Medical/Stryker) all target the posterior nasal nerve for chronic rhinitis treatment — but they use different energy modalities, reach different anatomical territories,
What Are the Benefits of NEUROMARK® Beyond a Runny Nose?
NEUROMARK® does more than reduce post-nasal drainage. Published data show measurable improvement in Eustachian tube dysfunction, nasal airway obstruction scores, and overall sinus symptom burden — and early clinical observations



