Method of administering a substance to the throat
A pharmaceutical product in the form of an anti-snoring substance includes a container containing the anti-snoring substance, the anti-snoring substance being in the form of a solution pre-concentrate. The container is made by a blow-fill-seal technology, wherein the container material is Polyethylene or Polypropylene. The container includes a body portion containing the anti-snoring substance and a fluid outlet portion configured to deliver the anti-snoring substance.
1. A method of administering an anti-snoring substance to a patient, comprising:
sealing a unit dose of the anti-snoring substance in a container made by a blow-fill-seal technology, the anti-snoring substance comprising sodium chloride, glycerol, polysorbate and edetatesodium;
opening the unit dose;
administering the anti-snoring substance to a nasal passage of the patient while a head of the patient is in a substantially backward tilted position in order for the substance to reach a throat of the patient, wherein an anti-snoring effective amount of the anti-snoring substance is delivered to a throat passage of the patient through the nasal passage in the form of a jet stream.
2. The method of claim 1 wherein the anti-snoring substance is administered by squeezing the container.