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CROING 160 Packets Neti Pot Salt, Nasal Rinse Salt, Sinus Rinse Salt, Nose Wash Sachets, Nasal Irrigate Salt, Nasal Flush Saline, Sinus Relief
£19.59
- Package Included : 160 Packets Nasal Rinse Salt
- 2.7g salt fit for 300ml bottle
- This package excludes the bottle
- For cleaning and moistening the nose
- We are committed to provide the most reliable product with the best after-sales service for our customers. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
Last updated on December 10, 2022 1:03 am
Additional information
| Units | 160.00 count |
|---|---|
| Brand | CROING |
| Format | Powder |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Country of origin | China |
by Amazon Customer
Easy to use.
by David Swankie
Product is really helping my sinus problem
by M Bieker
Seems to be working well
by Lady Fancifull
I’ve periodically been nasal douching for some years, as traffic pollution, and years ago, passive smoking before it was banned in public places, really caused me problems. I started out using a Neti pot, then finding the excellent Neilmed sinus rinse bottle, better, in my opinion, than anything else old or new on the market. They also make the rinse powders. Probably a little easier for novice douchers then these, as they combine a small amount of bicarbonate of soda (about 25%) with their uniodised salt. Some find salt alone can sting the nostrils, though I don’t
In order to avoid the landfill (and the expense) you really can diy, but if course the sachets are handy when travelling. Have a look at how to make isotonic, or, if needing stronger solution, hypotonic salt rinses. You will find various medical (NHS) trust sites giving formulation advice on quantities. They actively recommend this specifically following any surgical treatment for sinusitis, nasal polyps etc, but I use it for what a friend calls ‘London nose’ – nasal irritation driven purely by traffic pollution.
My sinusitis absolutely vanished during early lock down when the volume of traffic fell, and the dirty air cleared away, but as traffic returned, so did London nose, so I’m douching again.I
If you DO decide to diy it is most important you don’t use common table salt. This is often iodised to help free running and avoid clogging in a table salt cellar. Likewise, if you do add a small amount of bicarbonate of soda, don’t use baking powder instead, which has added ingredients not suitable to be nasal douching with. Obviously the sachets, like these are absolutely most convenient. I would have 5 starred for a better packaging option
by Nicky
These are as you would expect. I’ve taken a couple of stars off because the item I bought to use them with broke on the first use. Therefore the packet of these are full except the one I used.
by Mr E.
Nothing to dislike
by jurij
very good thing for health
by TroyMclure
I’ve used these sachets for years and they’ve been good. I will no longer buy them due to my last 2 orders either missing 75% or 50% of the contents.