SINUSCLEANSE Saline Packets, 60 CT

Very helpful, my mother use it and it does her wonders.

I have allergies that cause sinus problems year-round and I take medication daily. With the pollen levels being so high this year, I could never get a break from the sinus symptoms, which included a headache, stuffy nose and postnasal drainage. Then, I ran across information about neti pots. After reading the reviews for a couple on Amazon, I decided to try the Sinucleanse neti pot a reviewer had recommended over another brand recommended by Dr. Oz. Personally, I think a neti pot is just a neti pot. But, that said, I like the Sinucleanse item which came with a supply of ultra-fine grain salt packets. The pot is plastic, not porcelain. (To me, it is better. Being accident prone, I probably would break a porcelain pot!) It's simply made; a light gray, easy to see the water level in and to stir the salt a bit (a tiny spoon is included); and it cleans, dries, and stores easily. Before using it, I watched a YouTube demonstration to learn to use it correctly. The demo was very helpful and I recommend watching one to all first-time users of a neti pot. I've used the neti pot daily for the past month, and I don't have nearly as much post-nasal drainage as in the past, or as often, and I'm not using as much medication. I use the neti pot in the morning, after brushing my teeth, and it's become a regular part of my routine. I'm going to keep up with this regimen because of the improvement in my sinus symptoms and because the neti pot can be used so quickly and easily. (By the way, I told my doctor about my neti pot use and he agreed that it was helpful.)

Just as good as more expensive varieties

I trust this salt-- it really helps with sinus problems.

The product does what it is supposed to. My complaint is that there was only 60 in the box. the same size box as when you used to sell 100. Also the same price. I felt ripped off.

I bought these for my nasal wash. They dissolve instantly and there is no saltiness. Excellent.

A good product but seriously overpriced. You are buying about 6 ounces of salt for $10. It isn't sterile, just packaged.I bought some fine sea salt (non iodized) and mixed it 3 to 1 with sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) and use an eighth of a teaspoon in my nasal solution. I store it in a nice little covered glass jar by my sink. Now I am not tearing open little packets and adding to the landfill every day, and also saving a lot to boot. WebMD and Baylor College have nice on line articles about how to do this. And if you run out an endless supply is minutes away at the grocery. Just be sure to use distilled or boiled water or else you risk giving yourself an infection.

Saline water is great when using a NETI POT as it alters the PH of the water and therefore it affects the bacteria which you are trying to kill. I like to add a couple of drops of liquid colloidal silver to mine, because colloidal silver works as anti-viral and anti-bacterial and kills on contact and in times of cold and flu season I like to keep those "pipes" cleansed and sanitized. I always use the NETI POT with saline solution in the morning, before heading to the airport.