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Keep in mind that both Coryza and MG cause chickens to become carriers for life if they survive. Anytime chickens are stressed, symptoms will occur again. There is Tylan Soluble powder...

@Wyorp Rock is correct. A sulfa drug in combination with an antibiotic such as Tylosin or Baytril will treat Coryza. Personally, I would cull sick birds for whatever disease it is. @Banana01 I know your situation is different, and I commend you for trying to save your birds. I wish you the best.

Since Coryza is already present in other birds, most likely the rooster has Mycoplasma Gallisepticum (MG). Birds can contract both diseases at the same time and it's very common. Not in this instance though. The rooster has bubbles in the eye and has droopy eye, no foul odor, sure signs of MG...