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Air-born particulates and chemical pollutants.
Low-humidity (arid) environments, whether natural or a consequence of indoor heating; air-conditioning.
Extended airplane travel or habitation at elevated altitudes. The use of certain nasal inhalants (particularly steroids) for anti-allergen therapy.
The use of certain inhalants, e.g. oil-based nasal steroid sprays such as ACCUTANE which is used for acne therapy.
During and after a cold or sinus infection.
Equipment used to treat snoring and sleep apnea.
The use of oxygen therapy, especially when introduced through nasal prongs.
A natural consequence of aging
Following nasal surgery (consult your physician before using).
Internal architecture problems such as septal deviations and spur formation which interfere with the smooth entry of inspired air through the nasal passages.
Atrophic rhinitis and other conditions in which the nasal passages fail to humidify and warm inspired air that is being inhaled.