Colds, flus and RSV mostly come in through the nose and mouth, so scrubbing hands and skipping the front door of the whole thing doesn’t do much. That’s where nasal iodine comes in. A couple sprays before school, a couple more when they walk back through the door. Iodine works on the outer surface of the virus so it has a harder time hanging around in there. Not all of them are the same though. The wrong kind of iodine burns, which is how you end up with a kid who refuses to use it after day one. Nasamin uses the form that doesn’t sting. Backpack, lunch, two sprays. That’s the routine. 🎒 #backtoschool #sickseason #philsmypharmacist #immunity #dontgetsick