NEILMED Sinus Rinse Nasal Rinse Salt sachet, 60X2.4 g

Instructions for use for NEILMED Sinus Rinse Nasal Rinse Salt sachet, 60X2.4 g

Instructions for use of the article NeilMed Sinus Rinse Nasal Rinse Salt Dosage Bag: - Product features: NeilMed Sinus Rinse nasal rinsing salt for the simple preparation of physiological salt solutions. The patented salt recipe has a balanced and physiological pH value and contains no preservatives or flow regulators. The nasal rinsing salt can be used for colds, allergies, dry nose, blocked nose and in smoky or dusty environments. - Instructions for use: Dissolve the contents of a Sinus Rinse salt sachet (2.4 g) with 240 ml of body-warm water. For a hypertonic salt solution, use 2 sachets. Rinse your nose in three easy steps: Fill the pressure bottle to the brim with 240 ml of body-warm water, dissolve the contents of one Sinus Rinse salt sachet (2.4 g) in the bottle and rinse your nose by pressing the tip of the bottle against one nostril and allowing the salt water to rinse through the nose and drain from the other nostril. - Hints: Do not use tap water until it has been boiled for at least 5 minutes. Alternatively, you can use distilled water, still mineral water, water from a water filter or a reverse osmosis filter. The device should only be used by one person and should be cleaned after each use. Replace the nasal douche after three months. Rinse your nose gently and read the detailed instructions before use. Make sure that the pack is kept out of the reach of children. NeilMed Sinus Rinse nasal douche with salt sachets is a medical device for nasal rinsing with salt water. It is recommended for rinsing pollen, nasal mucus, scabs, germs and dust and dirt particles. It is particularly suitable for cold symptoms, blocked nose, allergic nasal complaints such as hay fever, dry, dusty or smoky environments and irritation of the nasal mucous membranes as well as after operations of the nose and sinuses. It is used by filling the bottle with 240 ml of body-warm water. A sachet of nasal rinsing salt is then placed in the bottle, which is closed and shaken until the salt has dissolved. The person stands or sits over a hand basin, holds the tip of the bottle against one nostril and gently presses the bottle so that the salt water rinses the nose and drains from the other nostril. During rinsing, the mouth should remain open to prevent the water from entering the throat. After rinsing, the head can be turned to the right and left several times to empty the remaining fluid. Afterwards, the nose can be carefully snorted out. Depending on the situation and the degree of discomfort, nasal rinsing can be used once or several times a day. For hay fever, it is recommended to rinse the nose in the evening to remove pollen deposits. It is recommended not to rinse the nose with pure water, but to use special nasal rinsing salt. NeilMed nasal rinsing salt contains a patented combination of sodium chloride and sodium bicarbonate of the purest medicinal quality. No nasal rinsing should be performed with an existing ear infection or complete nasal congestion. After an operation of the ears or sinuses, the doctor should be consulted before nasal rinsing. For hygienic reasons, the nasal douche should only be used by one person and should be cleaned regularly. The bottle can be cleaned with warm water and washing-up liquid and then air-dried. For germ-free cleaning, the bottle can be heated in the microwave for 40 seconds. Cleaning in the dishwasher is not recommended, as the water cannot get into the inside of the bottle or the tube. Manufacturer: NeilMed Pharma GmbH, Anton-Günther-Straße 7, 08112 Wilkau-Haßlau.