IPX7 Electric Nasal Irrigator 300ML Rechargeable Battery Nose Irrigation System NJ1521

A sinus flush carries a small risk of infection and other side effects, but these risks can be easily avoided by following a few simple safety rules:

• Wash your hands before the sinus flush.
• Don’t use tap water. Instead use distilled water, filtered water, or water that’s been previously boiled.
• Clean out your neti pot, bulb, or squeeze bottle with hot, soapy, and sterile water or run it through the dishwasher after each use. Allow it to dry completely.
• Avoid using cold water, especially if you’ve just had sinus surgery. For people who recently had surgery for chronic sinusitis, there’s a risk of developing bony growths in the nose called paranasal sinus exostoses (PSE) if you use a cold solution.
• Avoid using very hot water.
• Throw away the saline solution if it appears cloudy or dirty.
• Don’t perform nasal irrigation on infants.
• Don’t do a saline flush if you have a facial wound that hasn’t healed or neurologic or musculoskeletal problems that put you at a higher risk of accidentally breathing in the liquid.