Science, simplified

The nose is a living surface.

The nasal and sinus lining is where pollen, mucus, microbes, irritants and immune signals meet. Probiorinse was developed from human nasal/sinus research exploring probiotic support for this environment.

Clinical study

Intranasal Lactococcus lactis W136 was well tolerated in CRS patients and associated with improvements in symptoms, quality of life and mucosal appearance.

Microbiome findings

Research explored changes in the nasal/sinus microbial environment after probiotic irrigation.

Transcriptomic research

Gene-expression analysis suggested modulation of pathways related to epithelial renewal and immune signaling.