Shop Beconase nasal sprays for hayfever and allergic rhinitis symptoms that affect the nose, such as congestion, sneezing, or a runny or itchy nose. This brand page helps you compare Beconase dose sizes so you can choose the right option for your routine—whether you want a smaller pack for seasonal use or a larger pack if you rely on a daily corticosteroid nasal spray through allergy season. Beconase contains beclometasone, which is used to help reduce inflammation in the nasal passages when used as directed.
Order from a UK-based, regulated pharmacy and get your essentials delivered in discreet packaging via Royal Mail (with free delivery available on qualifying orders). Always read the patient leaflet before use and check age limits, warnings, and how to use the spray correctly. If you’re unsure which Beconase product is suitable, you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, you have other medical conditions, or symptoms aren’t improving, ask a pharmacist or contact your GP for advice.
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Why choose Beconase
- Targeted nasal format for hayfever and allergic rhinitis symptoms affecting the nose
- Daily-use option for people who prefer consistent symptom management
- Choice of dose sizes to suit different routines and seasons
- UK regulated pharmacy shopping with clear product information and support
- Discreet delivery via Royal Mail packaging for privacy
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FAQs
What is Beconase used for?
Beconase is a corticosteroid nasal spray used for hayfever and allergic rhinitis symptoms affecting the nose. Use it only as directed in the patient leaflet and follow the recommended dose.
What’s the difference between Beconase 100 doses and 180 doses?
The difference is the number of doses in the pack. A larger dose count may suit regular use through hayfever season, while a smaller pack can be a practical option for occasional or shorter seasonal use.
How do I use Beconase nasal spray correctly?
Follow the leaflet instructions, including priming the spray if needed, using the recommended number of sprays, and cleaning the nozzle. If you’re unsure about technique, a pharmacist can advise.
How long does Beconase take to work?
Some people notice improvement after regular use, but it may take a little time to reach full effect. If symptoms are persistent or worsening, seek advice from a pharmacist or GP.
Can I use Beconase every day during hayfever season?
Beconase is commonly used as a daily nasal spray during allergy season, but you should follow the leaflet directions and not exceed the recommended dose. Ask a pharmacist if you’re unsure how long to use it for.
Who should check with a pharmacist before using Beconase?
Check the leaflet first and seek advice if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, have ongoing nasal problems or infections, take other medicines, have long-term conditions, or you’re buying for a child.
Can I use Beconase with antihistamine tablets or allergy eye drops?
Some people use a nasal spray alongside other allergy products, depending on symptoms. If you’re taking other medicines or want to combine treatments safely, ask a pharmacist for personalised advice.
Safety note: This information is for general shopping guidance and does not replace medical advice. Always read the patient leaflet before use and follow the directions. If symptoms are severe, persistent, unusual for you, or you’re unsure what to choose, speak to a pharmacist, contact your GP, or call NHS 111 for advice.
