Sinus Rinse Xylitol Nasal Rinse Packets, 60ct Refills

Great to use with grapefruit seed extract for sinus rinse. Cleared up my infection

A very simple and effective product.

Just as good as the saline solution. Works the same for me. I use a Neti Pot 2 or 3 times per week.

Works well, soothing

I stopped getting headaches from nasal congestion/pressure after using this. It doesn't open the nasal pathways a lot, but enough to make a little bit of difference. And nothing else has worked until now

I have had sinus problems for decades. Runny nose, difficulty breathing, and sneezing. Add to that the fact that I use a CPAP, which NEEDS to be able to force air down my windpipe if I'm to sleep well, and you can see my problem. A couple of decades ago, and ENT suggested that I try this. I have used it almost every night since. It always clears something from my sinuses and often, a lot. This makes it easier to breathe and even more importantly, sleep! If you have sinus congestion issues, I strongly recommend this!

Great to have in addition to regular salt packets!!

Love these. Always use when I’m feeling an upper respiratory issue coming on

I get seasonal allergies resulting in inflammation of the sinuses causing constant throat clearing. I find that if I use this to flush my sinuses a couple times a day the problem is substantially improved. This rinse has a slight sweetness and seems more gentle than other ones I have used. I recommend it.

Need these in my life. Doesn't burn like the salt packets sometimes do.

I decreased my steroid to 3 times a week and use this once a day , and it's been keeping my allergies in check all summer.

I’m very happy with this discovery, it has made a real difference for me. Unfortunately, it’s hard to find in pharmacies in my area. The xylitol version is much gentler than the original one, which tends to burn over time and really irritates my sinuses. With this version, my sinuses stay hydrated for much longer. This is a true favorite for me, and I honestly wish I had discovered it sooner. The original version had become problematic. I’ve had sinus surgery, and this product has been part of my routine for the past 10 years to help prevent sinus infections.

We have tried many different brands of nasal rinse packets. Basically, you get what you pay for. We have 4 different rinse packets on rotation. If you say 1 is the weakest clean strength and cheapest in price and 4 being the strongest, used for heavy cleaning and being the most expensive, the NeilMed with Xylitol is a 3, it is above average in cleaning strength and above average in price.