NeilMed Original Sinus Rinse Kit with 60 Premixed Sachets

Even though it’s easy to use it takes a bit of getting used to. It feels a little weird washing your nose out but I’ve found it to be really effective.In my opinion it’s really good value for money compared to the sprays you can buy.Highly recommended.

The kit works as it should, decent supply of sachets.... Perfect for following doctors instructions to use before taking medication for a nose and throat problem. Who would have thought squirting salt water up each nostrel was a thing!?!? A month into using it, I still cry like a little baby before, during and after use.So this is ALSO perfect for anyone who loves inflicting the feeling of drowning on themselves, or who wish to experience waterboarding from the comfort of their own home, simply ask someone to shout interigating questions at you while you use it!

Have been using this product for a number of years, since being diagnosed with a serious disease with affects my nasel passages. So no issues at all with this Product, great value for money because it can be more expensive buying it from a chemist

Simple kit for nasal flushing; expensive for what it is. Sinus flushing is pretty gross but it does help me.

Highly recommend. I often get problems with my sinuses and this relieves a lot of pressure from my face. It's natural and makes me feel better for not taking medication. It's well designed and easy to use. Great design and fab value for money. Definitely improves my sleep quality and lasts for ages. I'm now on my second order after nearly two years. Highly, highly effective.

If you've never used a sinus rinse before, then, to say the least, you might find it a bit crude and it might take some getting used to. But persevere!Because, believe me, it really does help to use this product.The idea is very simple, you are irrigating and washing out the gunk in your sinuses.The practice of doing it is also very simple, involving a polyurethane squeezable bottle, with a screw on, conical shaped top, with a hole in the top and a tube running down into the bottle.Simply remove the top, add a sachet of the saline powder to the empty bottle, fill with luke warm bottled water (boil a little in the kettle and add to cold) replace the top firmly, shake the bottle with your finger firmly over the hole and use.To administer, hold your head forwards over something like a plastic bowl (you may want to put kitchen towel under the bowl) and gently insert the conical shape into one nostril and squeeze the bottle so that the water ejects up your nose. DON'T WORRY, it won't hurt! The sachet you added sees to that. What happens is the water goes in one nostril and comes out of the other, ejecting all the gunk. Do the same for the other nostril (you should be able to do both nostrils with one bottle).Once done, wash the bottle and top in washing up detergent and rinse thoroughly. It is important to use a clean bottle each time, as a dirty bottle will harbour germs.There is no limit to how many times you can use this in a 24 hour period, but I suggest no more than twice, as your nose has natural flora that needs to recover.If your doctor has prescribed a nasal steroid spray, make sure you use the Sinus Rinse before applying the steroid spray, or you will wash away the steroids effectiveness.I do not recommend the use of anti contestants, whilst using this product, as these medications have a rebound effect and can make your nose feel even more blocked, after they wear off.

First time I used this , found it amazing , head full of catarrh, early days , but can tell the difference, any left in the bottle I put in spray bottles I have bought , and throughout the day squirrel that up my nose 👃....

I bought this set after a friend recommended it. I've just had a septoplasty operation and needed something to clear my nasal passages out. I usually use a netipot but I needed some saline solution so I thought I'd try this instead.The sachets are great as they come in just the right dose. However, I found the bottle ineffective . Unlike a netipot which is shaped to go directly over/in the nostril, the shape of the bottle made it hard for me to direct the nozzle into each nostril. Most of it ended up just going down the sink. You also lose a third of the solution because it stops pumping out once it gets towards the bottom.It's quite possible that this is great if you've got a wider nose cavity and haven't had an operation. However, for me it didn't work and I'll be returning to my neti pot.