Unisaliva Mouth Spray 100ml may be used for:

• Dry mouth (xerostomia): Helps relieve the feeling of dryness and improves moisture in the mouth.

• Reduced saliva production: Provides temporary lubrication when the mouth does not produce enough saliva.

• Oral discomfort caused by dryness: Moistens the mouth and may make speaking, chewing and swallowing more comfortable.

• Dry mouth associated with medical treatment: Saliva substitutes may be used when reduced salivary function occurs due to medicines, cancer treatment, radiation therapy or certain medical conditions.

Unisaliva provides symptomatic relief. It does not treat the underlying cause of reduced saliva production.

Unisaliva contains sodium carboxymethylcellulose, a cellulose-based polymer that helps increase the viscosity and moisture-retaining properties of the formulation. This allows it to coat and lubricate the oral tissues.

Sorbitol helps retain moisture, while the added electrolytes, including potassium, sodium, magnesium, calcium and phosphate, contribute to the saliva-like formulation. Artificial saliva products work mainly by moistening and lubricating the mouth. They do not restore normal salivary gland function.

Unisaliva is applied locally inside the mouth and is not expected to cause significant systemic drug interactions.

However:

• Tell your doctor, dentist or pharmacist about all medicines and oral products you use.

• If you use several mouth or oral-care products, ask your healthcare professional about the appropriate order and frequency of use.

• If dry mouth started after a prescription medicine, do not stop that medicine on your own. Discuss it with your doctor.

• Store Unisaliva Mouth Spray 100ml according to the storage instructions printed on the product packaging.

• Keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use.

• Keep it away from excessive heat and direct sunlight.

• Do not freeze the product.

• Keep it out of the reach of children.

Use Unisaliva as directed by your doctor, dentist or pharmacist.

• Shake the bottle if advised on the product label.

• Open the bottle and direct the spray towards the inside of the mouth.

• Spray onto the areas that feel dry.

• Allow the solution to spread naturally over the mouth.

• It can generally be used again when the mouth feels dry, according to the recommended directions.

• Do not exceed the recommended frequency of use.

• Close the bottle after use and avoid sharing the spray with another person.

Saliva substitutes are generally used as needed because their effect is temporary.

Unisaliva is generally well tolerated. Some people may experience:

• Temporary change in taste

• Mild mouth or throat irritation

• Temporary unpleasant sensation in the mouth

• Nausea if a large amount is accidentally swallowed

Stop using the product and speak to your doctor or dentist if you develop persistent irritation, swelling, rash or other signs of an allergic reaction.

If dry mouth continues despite using a saliva substitute, seek medical advice because persistent xerostomia may increase the risk of tooth decay, mouth infections and other oral problems.

• Use Unisaliva when your mouth feels dry rather than waiting for severe discomfort.

• Drink water regularly unless your doctor has advised you to restrict fluids.

• Maintain regular brushing and dental check-ups because dry mouth increases the risk of tooth decay and oral infections.

• Sugar-free chewing gum or sugar-free lozenges may help stimulate saliva in people who still have some salivary gland function.

• Limit alcohol, tobacco and excessive caffeine because they can worsen oral dryness.

• Do not stop a prescribed medicine that you suspect is causing dry mouth without discussing it with your doctor.

• If you have persistent dry mouth, ask your doctor or dentist about the underlying cause rather than relying only on a saliva substitute.