Care+ Agua de Mar Hipertónica Spray Nasal

Care+ Agua de Mar Hipertónica es una solución nasal de agua de mar hipertónica que ayuda a descongestionar la nariz en resfriados y congestión. Limpieza nasal descongestionante.

PVPR: 12,95  (Margen bruto 6,82  / 53%)

🚚 Pedido mínimo para envío gratuito: 30,00 
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Care+ Agua de Mar Hipertónica es una solución nasal de agua de mar hipertónica que ayuda a descongestionar la nariz en resfriados y congestión. Limpieza nasal descongestionante.

BENEFICIOS DEL PRODUCTO

1. Descongestiona
El agua de mar hipertónica ayuda a liberar la nariz taponada.

2. Higiene nasal
Limpia las fosas nasales de mucosidad y partículas.

3. Formato spray
Cómodo de aplicar.

Modo de empleo: Aplicar en cada fosa nasal cuando sea necesario.

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Política de envío

Los pedidos se prepararán el mismo día de su entrada, con un plazo de entrega de 24-48 horas. Los gastos de envío serán de 4,99 €, siendo el envío gratuito a partir de 30 € de compra

Política de reembolso

En caso de que el producto llegue defectuoso o en estado deteriorado, se podrá solicitar el reembolso del mismo.

Política de cancelación / devolución / cambio

El procedimiento para solicitar una cancelación, devolución o cambio será mediante el envío de un email a nuestra dirección de correo electrónico, dentro de las primeras 12 horas desde la tramitación del pedido.

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