Fluticasone Nasal Spray

Allergic rhinitis (seasonal and perennial), nasal polyps prevention, and non-allergic rhinitis.

Fluticasone reduces inflammation in the nasal passages by suppressing the immune cells that drive the allergic response. Unlike antihistamines (which only block one part of the reaction), nasal steroids address the full inflammatory cascade - which is why they’re more effective.

Adults and children (over 4 for OTC, over 12 for prescription strength). Safe for long-term seasonal use. Can be combined with antihistamine tablets for maximum relief.

Order online and we review your request. A prescriber checks your consultation form for clinical appropriateness and contacts you if anything else is needed. Once approved, your medication is dispensed and delivered to your door.

Tracked: Tracked delivery, arrives tomorrow - Free

When it arrives: Every order is sent tracked. Where this page says in post today, it goes out today. Where it says in post tomorrow, it goes out the next working day. On the rare occasions a medicine is unavailable, we will contact you to talk about timing and alternatives.

We dispense clinically equivalent generic medications where available. Prices shown are for the generic version. If you prefer the branded version, let us know in your order form and we will confirm any price difference.

Fluticasone Nasal Spray from £20.99 per pack.

SABA (salbutamol): tremor, headache, palpitations, muscle cramps. ICS (beclometasone, fluticasone, budesonide): oral thrush (candidiasis), hoarseness - rinse mouth after each use. LABA (formoterol, salmeterol): tremor, palpitations, headache. High-dose ICS: bruising, adrenal suppression.

LABA: must not be used without an ICS in asthma (monotherapy increases risk of asthma death). Tiotropium: hypersensitivity to atropine derivatives.

Beta-blockers: may reduce effectiveness of salbutamol and other beta-agonists - avoid non-selective beta-blockers in asthma. Potassium-depleting diuretics: increased risk of hypokalaemia with high-dose beta-agonists.

Salbutamol and ICS: can be used in pregnancy - uncontrolled asthma is more dangerous than the medications. Do not stop preventer inhalers during pregnancy. Compatible with breastfeeding.

Use regularly for best results - it takes a few days to reach full effect. Point the spray away from the nasal septum (towards the ear on the same side). One or two sprays per nostril, once or twice daily. Nosebleeds and nasal dryness can occur. Very little gets absorbed into the bloodstream.