NeilMed Sinus Rinse Kit, 60 Sachets
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Price: £13.75
Brand: NeilMed
Description: Sinus Rinse is a natural soothing saline nasal wash. A large volume low pressure nasal wash is the most effective way to irrigate the nose based on current medical studies. Nasal irrigation is an excellent way to cleanse mucus from the nose making medications more effective. Irrigation also clean allergens, irritants, bacteria, and viruses from the nose reducing the frequency of infection. Furthermore they help decrease swelling in the nose and increase air flow. Sinus Rinse is great for all ages; it is available in Isotonic, Paediatric and Hyper-tonic concentrations. Key Features: Preservative and drug free pH balanced, no burning, no stinging premixed sachets safe to use during pregnancy Clinically proven Large volume, low positive pressure system for true nasal rinse Cost effective USP grade solution(99% purity). NeilMed Sinus Rinse Kit, 60 Sachets - shop the best deal online on thehealthfoodshop.net
Category: Cosmetics and Skincare
Merchant: Revital
Product ID: 37186977104030
EAN: 0705928001008
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Author: Bee Me
Rating: 5
Review: I used boiled water from the kettle. When its tepid, and the salts have desolved it has none of the effect that you get, when you sniff or breathe in water from the shower or swimming in a pool. It's a strange feeling at first, but if done with the head tilted forward, and you only squirt the water up the nostril, and you don't try to inhale, the water should come down the other nostril, as long as it's not fully blocked. It's worth trying to blow your nose before rinsing. I often find that my nose leaks a little after I have raised it... Worth considering if you due to go out, or to bed directly afterwards. It'll be useful to see if it helps with hayfever, or prevents sinusitis / earache. I would certainly recommend trying to use it, and if you struggle with the technique, there are plenty of videos on You tube.
Author: charlie
Rating: 3
Review: This is good at doing the job but it's too expensive. Very over packaged. Too much plastic and laminations.
