Neti Pot for Nasal Flushing with Guidance leaflet

I am a yogi but I actually never tried neti pot before.Maybe because when I had blocked sinuses years ago and tried to inhale (without knowing much of how it really works with salt solution) pure tap water to release very blocked sinuses it was highly unpleasant and brought me a headache to remember forever.Anyway, some reviewers were talking about sharp edges so I got my nail file ready but my pot came without sharp edges! I expected it to look much cheaper so it exceeded my expectations in that way too!Also, although plastic, it still has some sturdy feel to it and I like it's lightweight. Maybe I would invest in the future into ceramic one but at the moment I am very happy with this one.The key things - salty tepid water (I used Himalayan pink salt) so the water just runs through without being it absorbed by soft tissues in your nose.Tilt the head in the specific angle not too forward but rather side ways and be relaxed.It feels slightly weird feeling the warm water run out through your other nostril but you can get used to it.I am very proud of myself that I mastered yeh technique at the first try. Just be gentle and let it run very slowly. Give it time.Yes, couple of times after my very first attempt I managed to get some in my mouth but it's practice.I haven't used it for a while but every time I felt I would be getting runny nose (prevention!) I used it and I haven't had blocked nose for a very long time.Love it and I would recommend this specific one to all off my friends.

I ordered this specific neti pot because I had a cold, heard neti potting was good and it was available with Prime delivery at a decent price.The pot itself is, let's say, very basic quality, but as I said I have a cold and it was at my door the next day. Using it is straightforward -- I knew what to do but the instructions were clear enough. When using it the feeling is strange but NOT unpleasant, in fact it's FAR less unpleasant than the symptoms it relieves.I'm a complete cynic for 'alternative therapies' but I'm totally sold on this for relieving the symptoms of a blocked nose/sinuses and will probably 'upgrade' to a nicer model at some time and will certainly be recommending it to everybody (although I haven't been successful at all so far!)

This is a useful little item which comes with instructions on how to use it. It's not particularly cheap for what it is however I expect it will last for years.

If you’re reading this it’s because you need this item! It is Bought for a specific reason.I have found it very easy to use, the only minor issue with it is a tiny amount of ridged plastic just where the nostril hole is. This mas it uncomfortable on first use, but a simply nail file took care of it in seconds. Simple plastic product that does what it is supposed to do!

Not sure if it's helping or not, not had a deluge of snot come out like those tiktok.videos. is easy to use though

I used this 2 weeks after my Septoplasty surgery. Great little product. A little on the small side so one filled pot will be good for the one nostril (refill for the other one). I bought this with some nasal salt which I mix into warm water after the eater has calmed down from being boiled.Feels strange the first time around but it's good fun. Makes you feel nice and clean after. Defo recommend.

I really love it it is easy to use for both of us: my 10 yo kid and myself. it is aprox. 200 ml inside and nozzle is small and not sharp- its really easy to use. I delute 1/2 teespoon of sea salt in warm filted water and cleanse my nose. Its an imazing feeling after that when its clean!! But remember do not use the cheap supermarket salt as most of them contain Sodium Ferrocyanide, or any agents with marked with E. Just use a good sea salt.Thank you for reading!

Wasn't sure how to use this but after looking on you tube found it fairly easy to use. It seems to work but don't know because flushing out my nose didn't help me with my problems.