How to use a Biomed spray for the first time: checking the bottle
You have received your spray and want to start without confusing the format, concentration, and quantity to use. Your first point of reference is the label on the bottle you are holding: the instructions belong to that specific product, not to all sprays indiscriminately.
Identify the exact packaging
Read the full name, format, and intended use. Two packages from the same brand may have different ingredients or application methods. If you are reordering after a long time, do not rely solely on the color or your memory of the old bottle.
Keep the batch number and expiry date visible. This information is also useful for requesting support: a legible photo of the label allows the product to be identified without ambiguity.
Read quantity and frequency together
The number of sprays and the number of daily applications are two distinct pieces of information. Record both in your reminder, keeping the wording from the label. Do not automatically convert a concentration expressed in ppm into a daily dose.
If the table and the instructions seem inconsistent, ask for clarification before choosing one of the two interpretations. Even a general page cannot resolve a discrepancy that concerns a specific package.
Check the nozzle without improvising
Verify that the bottle and the closing system are intact. Follow any preparation and cleaning instructions provided on the packaging; do not disassemble or modify the nozzle to achieve a different spray pattern.
If it does not spray regularly, contact support and describe what is happening. Avoid compensating for an uncertain spray by freely increasing the number of puffs.
Prepare a simple reference
- Name and format of the product.
- Instructions for use copied from the label.
- Storage and expiry information.
- Any clarifications received regarding your specific bottle.
To understand the term sublingual, read the guide to intended use. If you want to organize your schedule, move on to morning or evening: how to interpret the instructions; to prepare your luggage, you will find the transport guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is the dose the same for all sprays?
No: use the instructions on the specific packaging.
Do ppm indicate the number of sprays?
No. Concentration and method of use are different pieces of information.
What should I photograph to request support?
The name, the full label, the batch number, and the detail you have a question about.
If the nozzle works poorly, can I increase the number of sprays?
Do not compensate arbitrarily: ask for support regarding your bottle.
Does a large package automatically require a higher dose?
The volume of the package does not determine the dose on its own.
What should I do if there are two apparently conflicting instructions?
Ask for a specific clarification before use.
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