Product Review: Zomig Nasal Spray Attacks Migraines, Provides Headache Relief

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Zomig Nasal Spray may be your key to freedom from migraines. I've tried a lot of migraine drugs, and Zomig Nasal Spray has worked the best for me. It's fast-acting, good for nausea sufferers, and handy to toss in your pocket or purse. If you have a stuffy nose and can't use it, or you find it doesn't work well for you, there are many alternatives in the family of triptan drugs.

Advantages of Zomig Nasal Spray

You can start feeling better in as little as 10 minutes after using Zomig Nasal Spray. Don't just take it from me. The Zomig folks did a fancy-pants double-blind study (you know, the kind with a placebo) to prove it. For more information, go to their Web site (www.zomig.com).

Another great benefit of Zomig Nasal Spray? After I use it, I'm almost always able to keep on working, cooking, hanging out with friends--doing whatever I'm doing--and my migraine is gone in 30 minutes. With other medicines, I had to take a pill, lie down in a dark room, and wait for two hours until I felt better. You may have slightly different results, but you can see the difference.

And what if you're nauseated and vomiting? It's a little tough to keep a migraine pill down, isn't it? It's so much easier to take a little puff of Zomig Nasal Spray. You know the medicine will stay in your system, even if you're worshiping the porcelain god.

Zomig Nasal Spray is also handy. It comes in individual 5-mg applicators that easily slip into your pocket or purse. I never leave home without at least two or three with me. I mean, what if an earthquake struck and I couldn't get home for days and I had three migraines? I know you can relate...

Disadvantages of Zomig Nasal Spray

Okay, so it can't be perfect, right? Right. Before you take the spray, you should always blow your nose lightly. When you can't clear your nasal passageways to a decent degree (like when the cold from hell descends), using Zomig Nasal Spray just doesn't work. For those times, you'll need a backup migraine medication.

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