Note: For use in children, an adult should help a young child use Children's Astepro Allergy. To avoid a possible bitter taste, leaning forward and delaying tilting your head back is your best bet.

Step 1: Remove the blue cap and blue cpp before using.

Step 2: Prime the bottle.

• Aim bottle away from face.
• Hold bottle upright between fingers and pump until a fine mist appears.
• If a fine mist does not appear after six sprays, your nozzle may be clogged. (See directions below for cleaning a clogged nozzle.)

Step 3: Blow your nose to clear your nostrils.

Step 4: Tilt your head downward toward your toes.

Step 5: Hold bottle with thumb under bottle and spray nozzle between fingers.

Step 6: Close one nostril.

Step 7: Put the spray tip about 1/4 to 1/2 inch into the other nostril. Hold bottle upright and aim the spray tip toward the back of the nasal passage.

Step 8: While sniffing gently, press the pump once or twice (according to dosing directions found in the table below).

• Repeat steps 6, 7 and 8 into the other nostril.

Step 9: Do not tilt your head back immediately after using Children's Astepro Allergy. This will help to keep the medicine from going into your throat, which may cause a bitter taste.

Step 10: When you finish using your Children's Astepro Allergy, wipe the spray tip with a clean tissue or cloth. Put the cpp and cap back on the bottle.

Cleaning a clogged nozzle

• Don’t try to unclog the nozzle with a pin or sharp object. That can damage it.
• Unscrew the spray pump unit from the bottle by turning it to the left (counter-clockwise).
• Keep open bottle out of reach of children.
• Fill a bowl or container with warm water. Soak only the spray pump unit in the warm water. Pump the nozzle several times while holding it under the water to clear the clog.
• Let the spray pump unit air dry before putting it back on.
• Tightly screw pump unit back on the open bottle by turning clockwise (to the right).
• After cleaning, follow the instructions for priming.