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The NeilMed Sinus Rinse starter kit pairs a 240ml squeeze bottle with 10 premixed saline sachets for gentle nasal irrigation to clear congestion and maintain nasal hygiene, sold by Ways Pharmacy (UK).
Key facts
| Format | Nasal irrigation kit |
|---|---|
| Contents | 1 x 240ml squeeze bottle, 1 x tube and 10 premixed saline sachets |
| Sachet formula | USP-grade sodium chloride and sodium bicarbonate mixture (99.9% purity) |
| Formula notes | pH-balanced and preservative-free |
| Use | Once or twice daily as required |
| Made by | NeilMed Pharmaceuticals |
Who it is for
- Adults looking to maintain nasal hygiene and clear congestion.
Not suitable for: Do not use if your nasal passages are completely blocked, or if you have an ear infection, ear blockage, or have undergone recent ear surgery.
How to use
- Mix one sachet with 240ml of lukewarm water.
- Tilt your head forward over a sink and gently squeeze the solution into one nostril while breathing through your mouth.
- Allow the solution to drain naturally, then repeat with the other nostril.
- Use once or twice daily as required.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the starter kit?
A 240ml squeeze bottle, a tube, 10 premixed saline sachets, plus instructions and an information leaflet.
Can I rinse with plain water?
No. Always use NeilMed sachets or properly prepared saline solution — rinsing with plain water may cause discomfort.
How often can I use it?
Use once or twice daily as required.
What is in the sachets?
A USP-grade sodium chloride and sodium bicarbonate mixture of 99.9% purity, pH-balanced and preservative-free.
Safety and storage
- Do not use if your nasal passages are completely blocked.
- Avoid use if you have an ear infection, ear blockage or recent ear surgery.
- Follow the instructions and information leaflet supplied in the kit.
- Keep out of reach of young children.
This is a saline nasal irrigation product, not a medicine. If congestion persists, speak to a pharmacist.
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