Easy saline nasal irrigation system!
I did alot of lawn work today which got my allergies worked up a bit so I decided to try out the nasal irrigation.  I had not done this before, so I wasn't sure what to expect -- kind of figured it would be a bit painful or burn as the saline went through my nose -- but it wasn't at all the case.  It was very easy and painless.  I emptied one of the saline packets in the bottle and filled it to the 300 ml mark with warm/hot water and tested the water temp with the term gauge/strip and it was right in the middle of the "green" (for good).  I leaned my head forward a bit over the sink, put the plug in my right nostril, tilted my head down to the left (so my left nostril was below my right), and pushed the release button the bottle.  I watched as water poured out of my left nostril and barely felt anything (just kind of smelled the salt water).  After a few seconds when I thought the bottle was about half empty, I switched sides and watched the water pour out of my right nostril.  The bottle never completely emptied -- I think that it may stop when there is not enough water pressure to keep forcing it through your nasal passage, so I ended up pouring the last ounce or two out after the treatment.  I did keep my mouth open and reminded myself to breath the entire time as instructed.  Easy peasy.  After the treatment, my sinuses feel free and clean.<br /><br />WHAT I LIKE:<br />* Effective and thorough irrigation of sinuses with no pain or discomfort<br />* Release button on bottle lets gravity release the water at the proper rate (rather than squeezing a bottle and getting to much pressure)<br />* Good directions<br />* 2 adult nozzle tips in different colors so my wife and I can each have our own tip<br />* 1 child nozzle tip<br />* 30 saline packets for 30 treatments<br /><br />SUMMARY:<br />Looking forward to using this during allergy season to keep my nasal passage clear of pollen after spending time outside.
Rating: 5 stars