Product Description
The easy, comfortable, and safe method to irrigate your nasal cavities with saline solution to effectively treat symptoms associated with allergies, colds or the flu features: -the syringe allos the user to control the flow for optimum comfort and effectiveness. -the patented silicone tip was designed to produce a gentle and effective swirl when the saline solution enters the nose. -no additional equipment or attachments required -practical and durable for frequent and repeated use. helps decongest and drain blocked nasal passages and provides reflief from symptoms associated with allergies, common colds, sinus infections, and the flu.
Customer Reviews:
Perfect for a frequent traveler, May 7, 2010
This review is from: NASAL IRRIGATOR
For several years I have used a Waterpik (with a nasal adapter) for nasal irrigation. I make my own salt mix, and it all works well. However, I travel a lot on business, and the Waterpik is too bulky to carry so I bought a portable Waterpik. It was pretty much useless, because it held only a low volume of solution, and its pressure could not be adjusted. So, it very forcefully squirted a large volume of saline solution up my nose -- uncomfortable and ineffective. So, I tried again. This time I bought the Nasaline ($7 + S&H from Ink-Link here on Amazon). It is fantastic. It is, basically, a 60 milliliter syringe with a silicone tip that fits onto your nostril. In the hotel (or wherever) I fill a cup with lukewarm water, tip in the required amount of salt, and draw it up & down a couple of times to ensure that the salt is fully dissolved. Then draw up a syringe-full, place it on the nostril, and press the syringe plunger with your thumb. Easy to control the flow-rate. 
