An allergist showed me how to do this. Tilt your head to the floor else you miss 90% of your sinuses. Does this do that? Neti pots don't.

Thank you for your question positional irrigation is difficult to accomplish with a neti pot because it relies on gravity and most manual methods require a particular position. The SinuPulse delivers a pulsating rinse in one nostril and out the other for maximum cleansing benefit. Our company originally developed pulsatile nasal irrigation over 30 years ago and helped popularize the nasal wash category. Now supported by nearly 100 published medical reports millions have experienced the benefits of pulsatile irrigation. Nasal irrigation is highly individualized but what works best for most is to lean over the sink from your waist with your head down (chin closest to chest). First use with the rinse about 1" high and turn it up as is comfortable to do so working your way to the maximum setting if comfortable to do so. Place the sinus tip against your nostril to form a seal and allow the fluid to run out the other nostril. Blow your nose gently. Repeat the procedure with the other nostril. The SinuPulse uses a gentle pulsating rinse action that oscillates 1200 times a minute to create an impact and flushing zone for clearing bacteria and debris that other nasal wash products leave behind. It gently breaks down biofilm, removes bacteria, and helps to restore ciliary function for longer term protection and sinus relief. Clinical research demonstrates pulsatile irrigation can be up to 100x more effective than non pulsating methods for removing bacteria and more effective than some antibiotic solutions for clearing infection. In addition, the lower pressure and higher leverage delivers maximum cleansing benefit that is safer and more effective. Too much pressure can aggravate and drive infection further back to the Eustachian tubes and cause ear sensitivity. The SinuPulse and can be adjusted to meet any need and may be used with any saline or holistic product even prescriptive rinses for greater versatility. All the best, Health Solutions Medial Products Corporation

why is this better than a neti pot?

This is better than a neti pot because it actually works on chronic sinus problems. There is a firm pulsing pressure that gets the offending materials out. Gravity (which the neti pot depends on) just doesn't do it for me, or for anyone with chronic sinus problems.

Is this better than the navage

Sinupulse cleans better pulsating irrigation has been around for years and there are hundreds of medical studies that back it up. Navage is portable like a squeeze bottle or neti pot but hard to use and found it no better and way more expensive. Someone mentioned about Navage being cheaper thats just not true the cheapest one runs $90 and you must pay another 15.00/mo for their salt pods only. Thats almost $200 yr if you use it once a day $400 yr if you use it twice a day that is plain nuts. With the SinuPulse you can use any saline product including various holistic solutions or make your own saline with Mortons non iodized salt for pennies. Mix 1 tsp salt for 16 oz of water and be sure to use distilled water. Making you buy salt pods is a deal breaker for me but as anyone knows that has had to deal with sinus infections you'll pay anything for relief. The SinuPulse stops infections and is less expensive you can also check with your insurance company they may reimburse some do.

why is this better than a neti pot?

Yes, it's better because it has a larger capacity, it pulses water to help dislodge mucus, and the amount of water coming through the tip is controllable and adjustable. If rinsing your sinuses is something you do from time to time, the neti pot is probably adequate. If you're serious about doing a good job, get the SinuPulse.

Age range (description)	Adult
Power source	Manually Powered
Water resistance level	Not Water Resistant
Manufacturer	Health Solutions
UPC	892773001137
Weight	1.13 kg
Units	1.0 Count

SinuPulse Elite Advanced Nasal Sinus Irrigation System

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