Nitric oxide nasal spray for covid-19

[Wayne]

found this beet powder product in capsule form instead - which is supposedly grown in the U.S. and tested for contaminants, etc. - will see!

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[Gingergrrl]

When I was at my compounding pharmacy they had a display of a nasal spray product called "CofixRX" and it said that it was protective against Covid.

The active ingredient was povidone iodine and I was curious @Hip how this compared to the home-made solution that you tried? You had said that sometimes it was okay but other times it burned your nose. I was also curious @Hip if you think this product could be effective vs. a scam (and I did not buy it but was very curious to hear your opinion ).

Here is the site:
www.cofixrx.com

Thanks!

 

[Hip]

The active ingredient was povidone iodine and I was curious @Hip how this compared to the home-made solution that you tried? You had said that sometimes it was okay but other times it burned your nose. I was also curious @Hip if you think this product could be effective vs. a scam (and I did not buy it but was very curious to hear your opinion ).

I have not looked for any more recent research on using povidone iodine to combat COVID. I think in theory it might be useful, but it's hard to tell if anything is really effective unless it has been through a clinical trial

I was using a home-made povidone-iodine 0.5% nasal spray, which would sometimes irritate my nose with a mild burning feeling, other times it was OK. I gave up on it because of the irritation.

 

[godlovesatrier]

Anyone tried Evodine? Just looking for anecdotal stories.

 

[Long Haul Mono]

...Nitric oxide blocks ACE-2 receptor essential for the virus to infect cells...

Apparently so does Xylitol (alcohol sugar), dissolved in water and used as a nasal spray. I have heard this from many GP's/researchers as a (to some extent) infection preventative.

 

[Gingergrrl]

Anyone tried Evodine? Just looking for anecdotal stories.

When you said "Evodine" do you mean "Enovid" or something else? I just wanted to make sure we are talking about the same product. If so, I never used the Enovid that I ordered from the Israeli pharmacy last year (and it is now long expired).

I ordered it just in case I was ever in a situation where I felt I needed to use it (like if I was at a known super spreader event or if I actually got Covid). So far neither of those things have happened and I have been okay. But like you, I am still very curious to hear from anyone who did try Enovid (and if they felt it was effective or if they had any side effects from it, etc).

 

[godlovesatrier]

Sorry Enovid.

I've ordered two bottles. Can see it working really and I very rarely go out but recently turned down going to the cinema and with Christmas coming I'm hoping this will give me a much bigger layer of protection when I do things.

But very few people seem to have talked about it much.