Xlear, Inc. ad: Weird Until It Wasn't

In 1848, a doctor named Semmelweis suggested that physicians wash their hands before delivering babies. His colleagues were offended. Deeply. They pushed him out of the profession for the crime of suggesting soap. Today you would walk out of an operating room if the surgeon skipped the sink. Nasal hygiene sits in the same waiting room as handwashing. Your nose filters every breath you take, catches what you would rather not have in your lungs, and then gets absolutely no maintenance whatsoever. Xlear is saline plus xylitol, which is roughly the soap-and-water version of the job. Xylitol helps keep bacteria from sticking to the tissue inside your nose so your body can wash things out the way it was built to. Two sprays, twice a day. Takes less time than washing your hands. Grab Xlear at your local Target, CVS, or Walgreens, or tap the link below to shop our online store 👇🏼 https://xlear.com/pages/xlm 30 Million Sprays Sold ⧫ 75,000 Stores ⧫ 40 Countries ⧫ Trusted for 26 Years