NeilMed Sinus Rinse is possibly the best-known sinus rinse available commercially. It is frequently compared to SinuCleanse. It comes in pre-measured packets which you mix and place into a neti pot for nasal irrigation.
Allergy sufferers, who want to avoid allergy symptoms instead of medicating them, are being told by their allergists to try using a neti pot to rinse out the sinuses. While neti pots are becoming all the rage since Dr. Oz demonstrated them, some people are not being careful enough with the mixtures they are putting in the pots. Mixing a solution that is too salty can actually make the sinuses worse.
NeilMed balances the salt amount, and the pH, perfectly, and does something that few commercial mixes do: their solution is even balanced for taste. Some off-the-shelf mixes can leave a nasty taste in the back of the throat, but users of NeilMed sinus rinse claim that there is no bad aftertaste.
Because the packets are pre-measured, there is no guessing about how much salt to use. Remember that tap water has chlorine and other chemicals, and possibly even bacteria. So, when using NeilMed sinus rinse, you should use distilled water to get the best results.
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