NeilMed Sinus Rinse Xylitol 50 Premixed Packets
NeilMed Sinus Rinse Xylitol 50 Premixed Packets
Directions:
Directions for NeilMed Sinus Rinse bottle Fill the bottle with 8 oz of lukewarm water - preferably distilled, filtered or previously boiled.
Cut one of the premixed solution packets and pour it into the bottle with the water. Gently shake or swirl the bottle until the solution is completely dissolved.
Standing in front of a sink, bend forward to your comfort level and tilt your head down keeping your mouth open, without holding your breath Place the opening of the bottle in one nostril and squeeze gently until the solution flows out of the other nostril.
Continue squeezing until half of the solution has run through your sinuses. Switch nostrils and rinse with the remaining solution.
Please note that one may use Xylitol saline intermittently or on a regular basis.
Caution:
Always Use Distilled or Micro-Filtered (through 0.2 micron) or Commercially Bottled or Previously Boiled & Cooled Down Water at Lukewarm or Body Temperature.
Please do not use tap or faucet water when using NeilMed's nasal wash devices unless it has been previously boiled and cooled down.
The SINUS RINSEՙ bottle and mixture are to be used only for nasal irrigation. Do not use for any other purposes. It is recommended that you use the rinse ONE HOUR PRIOR to bedtime in order to avoid any residual solution dripping down the throat.
Ingredients:
USP grade (purity level 99% or higher) sodium chloride and sodium bicarbonate, xylitol mixture (pH balanced, natural ingredients, isotonic, preservative and iodine free)
FAQs:
Q: How frequently should I utilize NeilMed Sinus Rinse Xylitol 50 Premixed Packets?
A: For optimal outcomes, employ the sinus rinse once or twice daily, or as advised by your healthcare provider.
Q: Is this product suitable for children?
A: Yes, NeilMed Sinus Rinse Xylitol 50 Premixed Packets are appropriate for children aged 4 and above. Nevertheless, always consult with a Medical practitioner before use.
Q: Can person with diabetes use Xylitol?
A : Absolutely, Xylitol serves as a sweetener friendly for individuals with diabetes. When used as directed, this sinus rinse is safe for those with diabetes.