How to Use SELANK

How to Use — Step-by-Step (Intranasal)

Preparation

• Wash Your Hands – Soap and water.

• Prime the Pump (first use) – Spray into the air until a fine mist appears.

• Clear the Nose – Gently blow your nose; sit or stand upright.

Administration

• Head Position – Tilt head slightly forward.

• Aim – Insert nozzle into one nostril, pointing outward (away from septum).

• Spray & Breathe – Press pump once as you inhale gently through the nose.

• Repeat in the other nostril if directed by your label (e.g., 1–2 sprays total/day).

Post-Dose

• Do not sniff hard or blow your nose for 10–15 minutes.

• Cap tightly after use; keep nozzle clean and dry.

• Use daily or as needed per your clinician’s plan.

Possible Side Effects

Possible Side Effects

Common (usually mild/transient)

• Nasal tickle/irritation, sneezing, mild drip or after-taste

• Light headache, dry mouth, mild fatigue or calmness

Less Common / Rare

• Dizziness, nausea, transient BP changes, nosebleed

• Local hypersensitivity (redness, swelling, rash around nostrils)

Serious (stop & seek care)

• Allergic reaction (hives, facial swelling, wheeze)

• Persistent or heavy nosebleeds

Not an exhaustive list. If effects are severe, persistent, or unusual, discontinue and contact your clinician.

Additional Information

Additional Information

What is Selank?
Selank is a tuftsin-derived neuropeptide analogue used under professional guidance to support calm focus, mood stability, and stress resilience without typical sedative effects.

How Does It Work?

• Anxiolytic Pathways – Modulates neurochemical systems linked to anxiety and stress tone.

• Cognitive Support – Many protocols use Selank to support attention and mental clarity during daytime tasks.

Who Can Use It?
Adults seeking clinician-guided neurological support. Not recommended for pregnancy/breastfeeding, minors, or anyone with known hypersensitivity to ingredients. Discuss use if you have significant ENT issues, chronic epistaxis, or cardiovascular concerns.

Clinical Supervision
Your clinician may review mood/sleep, blood pressure, and any concurrent CNS-active medications.

Shipping Information

Shipping & Storage

• Follow the pharmacy label. Many compounded intranasal products require refrigeration 2–8 °C (35–46 °F); do not freeze; protect from light.

• If labeled for room temperature, store in a cool, dry place (15–25 °C / 59–77 °F).

• Cold-chain shipping with ice packs if refrigeration is required.

• Observe the bottle’s beyond-use date (BUD) and discard after that date or if solution becomes cloudy/discolored.

Frequently Asked Questions