The results of placebo-controlled randomized trial of effectiveness of haloinhalation treatment with application of individual inhaler Haloneb in 125 patients with allergic and vasomotor rhinitis demonstrated high efficacy of the method. A positive effect was achieved in 90.4% patients with allergic and 92.1% with vasomotor rhinitis. Efficacy of the method is explained by anti-edema, anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory effects of haloinhalation therapy.
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