Warm up distilled or previously boiled water until it is slightly warm. [3] X Research source You can warm water up on the stove or in the microwave in a clean safe container. You should warm the water for 5 seconds at a time if using a microwave. It should be at body-temperature, or "lukewarm." This article was co-authored by Zora Degrandpre, ND. Dr. Zora Degrandpre is a Natural Health Doctor and Licensed Naturopathic Physician in Vancouver, Washington. She is a grant reviewer for the National Institutes of Health and the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. She received her ND from the National College of Natural Medicine in 2007. The Matwave Nasal Irrigator has a 600ml reservoir that has a one touch button and magnetic wand for easy handling. It has a modulated pulsation rate of 600 – 1200 pulses per minute and includes 2 nozzle tips so other members of the family can use it. Not Very Portable: You must be near a power source because this one needs to be plugged into an outlet for power. Uses Gentle Suction: This proprietary unit uses gentle suction rather than force to wash your sinuses, which makes it easier and more effective.

Only use previously boiled water that has thoroughly cooled. Do not use tap water unless sterilized. I no longer need to use any regular prescribed treatments, not very effective, and I’m doing much better for using regular daily nasal irrigation. I would be wary about doing this too often, when I’m in a bad way I might increase this up to three times in a day at most, as over use might lead to producing excessive mucous. Also I only use povidone iodine if I am experiencing an infection, again good bacteria up the nostrils is needed to keep things in balance. The Navage Nose Cleaner is the world’s only nasal irrigation system to clean your sinuses by using gentle suction power to pull the saline rinse through your sinuses, unlike a neti pot or squeeze bottle which pushes the rinse through with force. It also contains an outflow container that catches the saline rinse after it flows through your sinuses so there’s no mess. When I was searching for the right nasal cleaner, I did A LOT of research and A LOT of testing. I’ve been suffering from allergies my entire life and I knew that if I was going to make life easier for myself, I had to invest in the right one.Must be used over the sink: Unlike the Navage, there isn’t an outflow to catch the saline rinse and mucus, so you have to stand over the sink. Also with the Sinugator only holding 250ml it means that you have to do one side ( I pre-mix a 500ml solution ready in a glass measuring jug) and then whilst that side is dripping open it up and pour another 250ml in the device to do the other side. Low Quality: Some customers complain that it feels like it’s not made well, such as with cheap plastic; and that it only lasted for a short period of time. (I must note that the manufacture does provide a 5 year unconditional warranty.)

Additional functions – we provide users the option to change cursor color and size, use a printing mode, enable a virtual keyboard, and many other functions. Cleans your tonsils: It contains tonsil cleaning wands to clean your tonsils, which can help prevent tonsil stones from forming. Users can also use shortcuts such as “M” (menus), “H” (headings), “F” (forms), “B” (buttons), and “G” (graphics) to jump to specific elements.Over the years NeilMed ® has brought you safe, effective, simple, and affordable over the counter products. As the world leader in large volume saline nasal wash systems, we felt the need to bring a simple, easy-to-use saline-based ear wax removal system for your ears. Navage Nose Cleaner: A Gentle Nasal Irrigation System that Cleans your Sinuses in Under 15 Seconds Flat (My Review) I had prepared my own in the past, using sodium bicarbonate, kosher salt (no additives) and water. But I am tending to use a lot of the pre made sachets produced by Nelimed, due to the convenience and ease of use, as well as having the exact quantities needed for the measured pre-boiled water used. One note, I forgot to add the sachet for the second process and oh my goodness it was uncomfortable and sore, so remember to add it! I am very used to the sensation and method to use these types of devices and this one is very similar to what I have used.