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As a nasal decongestant in allergic rhinitis, with or without the addition of topical antihistamines or sodium cromoglycate.
As a nasal decongestant in sinusitis where there is evidence of obstruction of ostea to the sinuses.
As a nasal decongestant in otitis media where there is evidence of obstruction of eustachian tube, especially in subacute serious otitis media ('glue ear') and otitic barotrauma.
As a decongestant in an infective rhinitis (e.g. an acute viral upper respiratory tract infection). Where there is a secondary bacterial infection, there is no evidence of benefit.
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