NeilMed Neil Med SinuFlo Ready Rinse, 8 ounces Bottle

This neti pot is the best neti pot I’ve ever used! Here’s why: it’s so simple to use, you just gently squeeze it up one nostril and it comes out the other, but there’s no head tilting required. I have occasional episodes of vertigo (the room starts to spin & makes me super anxious) & I’m also prone to getting sick easily/sinus congestion, so my doctor recommended I get a neti pot. The one’s that I’ve used in the past were more difficult because I felt like if I turned my head the wrong degrees my ears would get closed more. And one time, the previous type of neti pot I had, because of the way it released water and my inner ear getting clogged (in layman’s terms), it led to me having a episode of vertigo. But this neti pot has not! It just cleared my nose! It was super easy to set up and to clean. Make sure you use bottled water to know it’s clean water you’re using. Also make sure to heat it up, it makes it a lot easier to go down the other nostril and it feels better; I heat mine for 30 secs but you can probably heat it for a minute and if it’s too warm then just wait a little for it to cool down. I use the salt mixture packets that it comes with; it comes with only two packets though and you have to use one packet per rinse. I do the rinse at night right before bed. The text on the bottle is super easy to read and the dotted line tells you exactly where to fill to. It looks just like the pictures. I’ll be getting my next one in 3 months just as it states on the bottle to do. Totally fine paying the $9 every 3 months for a new one because of how much easier this neti pot is to use. 10 out of 10 would recommend this!

Overpriced. But works effectively.

During the spring seasons, I experience hay fever. It causes my body to overproduce mucus, and that mucus gets into my throat and irritates it, causing coughing. I went to the doctor and they recommended I rinse the inside of my nose and stuff so that the irritant would go away. Using this nose washing bottle at first still really sucks. If your technique isn't right, it'll feel like you're choking, but luckily you get better at it, and it stops feeling like you're being waterboarded. After a few days, the cough slowly went away. Highly recommend if you also suffer from hay fever induced coughing

A very helpful product. I had never done nasal rinses but glad to have started.

Tricky to use at first. Have tissues or a towel ready. Stand over the sink with your nose pointed straight down into the center of the sink. Do not face forward, face down. then squeeze the bottle gently into one nostril until the water runs out the other nostril, then switch sides. It will flood your throat and cause you to choke if your head is at all lifted. Unpleasant on first use. It’ll clog your ears like you’re underwater. Once the gunk has cleared, continue to face down and blow your nose gently. If you lift your head, the drainage will go to your throat and ears. It’s awful if you do it wrong, but harmless. Definitely don’t use plain tap water. It’ll burn without the powdered mix of salt and baking soda. The relief is life changing once you master it.