Saline nasal washes have been used for years to  alleviate allergies, chronic sinus infections, and sinus headaches. Recent studies have found that using  solutions containing antibiotics, antifungals or anti-inflammatories can be very effective in treating patients with chronic sinusitis, whether bacterial, fungal or  allergic.

     A recent study published in PubMed stated that "The topical application of mupirocin via nasal   irrigation may be useful in eliminating S. aureus biofilms present on the sinusmucosa of  patients with CRS and may offer an additional treatment to patients with recalcitrant sinusitis." *

     Another study released by the Department of  Otolaryngology, Division of Rhinology, University of  Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, reported that "As opposed to normal saline irrigations, topical tobramycin led to a  significant improvement in the degree of infection within an animal model of P. aeruginosa sinusitis." **

     At Pharmacy Innovations, we compound a wide  variety of antibiotic, antifungal and anti-inflammatory preparations for sinus irrigation. Our USP<797> compliant sterile facility  insures that your patients will always receive the highest quality mediations.

*Laryngoscope 20089 Mar; 118(3): 535-40

** Am J Rhinol. 2007 Jul-Aug;21(4):423-7