Product overview
About Kids Xlear
Manufacturer information
Kid’s Xlear Saline Nasal Spray with Xylitol was developed with children in mind. It’s a drug-free, kid-friendly nasal spray that contains xylitol—a natural ingredient that cleanses and moisturizes.
Normal saline nasal sprays can dry out the nasal passage, actually leaving it more irritated and susceptible to external contaminants. But with the addition of xylitol, our natural kid’s nasal spray will moisturize and soothe your child’s nose and sinuses while alleviating congestion.
Source note: Fullscript storefront listing and manufacturer-supplied label information, reviewed August 27, 2026. Review current source ↗
Searchable label details
Supplement Facts and ingredients
Supplement FactsServing size: 1 Spray
Grapefruit Seed Extract
USP Sodium Chloride
Xylitol
purified water
Other ingredients
Not separately listed in the current Sunridge record. Review the manufacturer label.
Allergens and free-from
Non GMO Verified
Current label guidance
Suggested use and safety information
Suggested use
Remove mucus build-up by gently blowing the nose or using a bulb syringe before using Xlear. Children four and up: Insert nozzle into nostril and squeeze bottle to spray solution. Spray two to four times in each nostril. Remove nozzle before allowing bottle to re-inflate. Infants and toddlers three and under: Lie child on his or her back. Tilt bottle upside down, allowing the solution to drop into the nostrils. Place two to four drops in each nostril.
Warnings
SAFETY SEALED: Clear shrink band on inside bottle for your protection.
Do not use if seal is missing or visibly tampered with.
Sunridge Medical editorial
How we place this product in context
Sunridge perspective
Kids Xlear is included in Sunridge Medical’s Children's & Teen Health collection so patients can review its current label, format and ingredient profile alongside related professional products. The appropriate product, dose and timing depend on individual needs, medications and the wider care plan.
Why it appears in our catalog
This spray appears in the Sunridge catalog because it is available through our Fullscript dispensary and can be evaluated alongside other children's & teen health options. We value clear variant identification, accessible label details and a secure professional-dispensary purchase path.
Ingredient explanations
Grapefruit Seed Extract
This label ingredient is included at the amount shown in the Supplement Facts panel. Evaluate its role as part of the complete formula, not in isolation.
USP Sodium Chloride
This label ingredient is included at the amount shown in the Supplement Facts panel. Evaluate its role as part of the complete formula, not in isolation.
Xylitol
This label ingredient is included at the amount shown in the Supplement Facts panel. Evaluate its role as part of the complete formula, not in isolation.
purified water
This label ingredient is included at the amount shown in the Supplement Facts panel. Evaluate its role as part of the complete formula, not in isolation.
Evidence and claims
Ingredient research does not automatically establish that a finished product is appropriate for an individual. Manufacturer structure/function claims are manufacturer statements, not Sunridge treatment claims.
Questions before ordering
Frequently asked questions
What form and package size is this product?
Spray · 22 Milliliters. Confirm the variant on Fullscript.
Where can I verify the current ingredients?
Use the searchable Supplement Facts above and the linked Fullscript page to confirm the latest label.
How should I use this supplement?
Remove mucus build-up by gently blowing the nose or using a bulb syringe before using Xlear. Children four and up: Insert nozzle into nostril and squeeze bottle to spray solution. Spray two to four times in each nostril. Remove nozzle before allowing bottle to re-inflate. Infants and toddlers three and under: Lie child on his or her back. Tilt bottle upside down, allowing the solution to drop into the nostrils. Place two to four drops in each nostril.
Can I take this with prescriptions or cancer treatment?
Ask the clinician managing your care to review the complete ingredient list, dose and timing. Supplements can interact with prescriptions and treatment plans.
Why might two products with a similar name be different?
Professional formulas can differ in ingredient form, dose, serving size, delivery system, excipients and testing. Compare the full label and variant rather than relying on the front-panel name.
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