Review (3/5): Cleared-Up Nasal Congestion But Only Temporarily
Nasal congestion has been part of my life for the past 40 years or so. Hate to say it but nasal sprays have been the one and only thing that tends to relieve the congestion. Usually once a day before bedtime. Ordered this product to give it a shot. I followed the instructions and added the product (actually two products) to a hot bath and hopped in. Sat soaking for about 15 minutes with no relief. Then I put a muslin washcloth over my face and started pouring hot bath water over it. After about five minutes of deep breathing (in through the nose, out through the mouth) the nasal congestion started breaking up somewhat. Didn't completely break up but got better. Drained the tub (tons of sandy debris left) and took a hot shower to rinse the clay, etc, off. That's when the congestion broke loose. I was able to blow my nose and breath through my nose with very little to no congestion. Unfortunately the relief didn't last all that long, probably about three hours. At 36 bucks a pop, that's 12 dollars per hour for three hours relief. Pass, I can buy a lot of nasal spray for $36.