I wouldn't use any solution for neti-pots other than what is available in predosed packets at a local drug store. They are cheap and medically safe to make sure you don't have rebound effects from ingesting too much sodium into the nasal passages. If you use something other than what the manufacturer recommends, it can cause dryness, bleeding, and sodium problems in your body.
Neti pot is a best for sinus problems. It is filled with salt water to clean your nasal passage.
Rock salt should NOT be used in your Neti Pot. It has several minerals which otherwise good for health, may have an irritating effect on the sinuses.
Distilled water, or water which has been boiled. You can then add your own salt to the water. Using tap water in your neti pot can lead to all sorts of sinus infections.
The actual name is Neti Pot. You can find it at Walgreens. Theres a You-Tube video. Neti Pot. Org. Good Luck!
Yes, children can use the Neti Pot. A parent or adult, however, must be present. The Neti Pot, of course, is used to alleviate stuffiness stemming from allergies and sinus issues.
Yes! Using a Neti Pot can help improve someones Hay Fever or Allergy related nasal congestion. The use of a Neti Pot can also help your hearing as well by removing excess sinus pressure.
Do use baking soda it contains (sodium bicarbonate) which improves the mucus-solvent properties of the irrigant.Add one cup of warm water that is distilled, filtered or previously boiled and 1/4 tsp of salt and 1/4 tsp of baking soda in your neti pot...Stir until the salt and baking soda have dissolved...then use neti pot as instructed....if you just want to buy pre mixed packets Neilmed has some good ones...you can find neti pots and packets in most pharmacy and grocery stores...
The best way is to use a neti pot with distilled water mixed with some salt and bicarbonate. There are several systems available if you do not want to wing it. SinuCleanse is popular.
A Neti Pot (available at drugstores and health food stores) works very well for sinus congestion and allergies. It is a small ceramic container, shaped a bit like an Aladin's lamp, that you use for flushing out the nasal passages. You use a saline (salt and water solution), and it helps flush the congestion and any possible allergens (if you have allergies) away. Or you can use a saline spray, available at any drugstore. It's not quite as effective as the Neti Pot, but it does help, and unlike the Neti Pot, it can be taken with you and used anywhere. Both of these can be used as often as necessary, since they are not medications, and you don't have the worry of overdosing on them. The Neti Pot is about $15, and a bottle of nasal spray is about $1.
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Yes, this nasal solution contain sodium chloride.
The use of a Neti pot will definitely help with nasal congestion. It may not be the most pleasant experience, but from my experiences it completely cleared my nasal congestion.