For those of you looking for nasal relief...
Disclaimer: Maty's in no way states or implies that this vapor rub is meant to be applied inside the nostrils, and this might not work for everyone.  But for the past couple of years, I've had a debilitating sensitive nerve in one spot way up inside my left nostril.  When the air is cold and dry, this area of my nose becomes scabby and unbearably ticklish, causing me to sneeze uncontrollably, my eyes to water, and my nose to run non-stop.  It got to the point that, if I cooked dinner on the stove, the onions, garlic and/or spices I used would inevitably irritate that one nostril, leading me to feel sick for days after.  While doing research about this issue online, one commenter made mention that he found Vicks Vapor Rub to work wonders at alleviating the irritation.  I don't like using products with petroleum jelly in them, especially in a place like inside the nose, so I started searching for a more natural alternative.  I've been applying Maty's with a q-tip inside my nostrils off-and-on for a few weeks now whenever the flair up occurs, and it has been a life saver!  I don't know if it's the mint having a numbing effect, if it's the oils moisturizing my nose, or a mix of both, but I could kiss that commenter for recommending Vicks, and I could high-five Maty for creating a natural version. If you have dryness or other nasal problems brought on by allergies, cold dry weather, or a cold, you might give this a try.  It's very soothing, there's no burn or other negative reactions to the product, and the wintergreen scent is relaxing.  If you're nervous about applying it inside the nose, I suggest rubbing it directly under the nose.  My dad used to put Vicks under my nose when I had coughing attacks caused by colds, and as strong as the mint in Maty's is, I'm sure it'd be just as effective.
Rating: 5 stars