This is a topical decongestant, marketed as Afrin as well as other products.
Type your answer here... yes
Oxymetazoline
no
alcohol,amine,aromatic
Yed
Commonly used decongestants include oxymetazoline (Afrin and other brands) and pseudoephedrine (Sudafed, Actifed, and other brands).
Nose spray has oxymetazoline in it. This is the ingredient that makes it work. It definitely does not show up in a drug test!
visine is 99.9% water. just saline drops with preservatives some varieties have very small amount of lubricating molecules like polymethacrylic acid, etc. I'm not sure some might also have oxymetazoline (a vasoconstrictor in small amounts)
Cyclobenzaprene, the generic form of Flexeril, which is a skeletal muscle relaxant, can increase the effects of certain nasal decongestants. I don't know which ones are in Nyquil, (you can read the label to see which ones are in it), but the nasal decongestants that it can increase the effects of are: naphazoline, oxymetazoline, phenylephrine, and xylometazoline.
No. As long as they act on the same receptors, it shouldn't be used together. Use one or another at the highest dose and see if it works well. You can use saline water or corticoid nasal spray if you need more efficiency.
That's a nasal decongestant, Why would you be worried about afrin showing up in a drug test? Or are you just asking? Cause the answer is no. They don't test for afrin or any other over the counter drug when drug testing people. Unless they are looking for it, but I'm not sure why they would be hah :P
There are nasal solutions available which can help drain out the secretions and open the nostrils for easy breathing. The one which I use sometimes is Naseline which has Oxymetazoline Hydrochloride and benzalkonium chloride. The cellular membrane bilayers around the nose get disassociated due to benzalkonium chloride, which also has anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties. Its effects are almost immediate. = =