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	I have found the following recipe for a nasal rinse solution: in 8 oz (240 mL) of warm water, add 1/2 tsp uniodized salt and a pinch of baking soda. What is the advantage of the packets, other than convenience? It would certainly be cheaper to m We recommend using our premixed Sinus Rinse saline packets because it is the only way we can assure .. Last modified:11-16-2009, 12:14 pm Number of views:19
	Is it safe to mix my own Sinus Rinse packets? What part non-iodized salt to what part baking soda would I use? We recommend using our premixed Sinus Rinse saline packets because it is the only way we can assure .. Last modified:11-16-2009, 12:13 pm Number of views:40
	I recently began using the nasal rinse kit.My problem is whenever I use the product some of the solution comes out of my eyes. I have very dry eyes and this causes more discomfort to an already uncomfortable condition. You probably are squeezing the bottle too hard and pushing some solution through your nasal lacrimal.. Last modified:11-13-2009, 12:31 pm Number of views:8
	I have been using the Sinus Rinse for approx. 1 year. A few weeks ago I had the experience of having the solution go up into the ear. It then feels like I have water in my ear like when finished swimming. Why does this happen? You may have had your head in the wrong position during rinsing. Please make sure you keep your head.. Last modified:11-13-2009, 12:25 pm Number of views:31
	I used the NeilMed Sinus Rinse last night for the first time, I did everything it said on the box, I have really bad allergies and was told by my ent to use it, now i have severe ear pressure and during it it came out my eyes. You probably are squeezing the bottle too hard and pushing some solution through the nasal lacrimal .. Last modified:11-13-2009, 12:21 pm Number of views:14
	I use the nasamist on my baby however sometimes because baby moves around and the mist get into the eyes. Does it affect the vision at all? Thanks The saline solution is harmless for the eyes. Last modified:11-13-2009, 12:18 pm Number of views:6
	I have had to cease using the sinus rinse product because everytime I do now, the water ends up in my ears. I used the product for over a year before this started happening. Please make sure you keep your head in the proper position during irrigation or the flow won’t be as.. Last modified:11-13-2009, 12:16 pm Number of views:35
	Is it at all normal for the saline solution to come out of the tear ducts? Should I be concerned when it does? Your tear duct is connected to the nose and through the nasolacrimal duct. If you blow your nose too.. Last modified:11-13-2009, 12:06 pm Number of views:16

Patent Numbers: USA-6,520,384 / 6,669,059 / 6,688,497 Canada-2,443,970 Australia-09/845,759
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