Navage Travel Bundle Nasal Irrigation System - Saline Nasal Rinse Kit with 1 Nose Cleaner, 30 Salt Pods and Paisley Travel Bag

Works great. Just hate that every time I use it I need to use a new pod of saline. Other than that great I can breathe again.

What can you say about this thing? It’s a perfect answer to a nasty problem : your nose and sinuses are clogged, and this clever item is the best, least invasive and cost-effective way to deal with it. Just follow the simple directions and you’ll be breathing normally again. Just don’t make the same mistake I did… forgetting that the saline packet goes UPSIDE DOWN into the chamber, or it will truly not work! I wasted three of them because it had been a few months since I needed to use it, and gee, it “looked” right, but wha’? Too bad the folks at Navage haven’t yet marked them “this side up” to ease users into the process. Anyway, in my case, what it took was for my caregiver to log into YouTube for a simple video, haha. (Who actually saves instruction booklets anyway?) Subsequently, I took a thick-tipped Sharpie and marked the clear sides with “UP” and problem solved. Breathe on, citizens!

This works great and does not cause ear pain.

Make the investment! You won’t regret it! I should use “netti pot” daily in the spring and fall. I don’t because it is a pain in the rear and I always get the temp and salt concentration wrong. NO More! To be clear, I hated this thing at first and did not think it worked. I could not get it to suction the saline water for anything. I felt a sinus infection coming on so I reluctantly went back to the netti pot. I did that for a few days and cleared some congestion out. I tried the Navage again and it worked like a charm! I have now used it daily for 3 months and do it religiously like brushing my teeth. It is quick, perfectly comfortable, takes 10-15 seconds plus the 30 seconds to fill and flush after. I was not happy with the purchase price, as I thought it should have been more in the $80 range especially considering there is a disposable involved. Also, am somewhat concerned about the quality as I use it daily. While I treat it very gently I am nervous to take it camping this summer. Here is the real test. It is Palo Verde season in Phoenix and I am typically miserable and in the urgent care getting a sinus infection treated. Every year! Well, not this year. I came home and could see those yellow followers

When this package arrived, the pods and bag were missing. I contacted their customer service, and they had me send a picture of my unopened Navage bag and all contents that came in the box. They said they would ship the pods and bag, since I showed them proof I didn't get them. I only received the pods; this was disappointing. Product wise, this does work. I got around to trying it, when I developed a cold. Almost drowned the first time, but I got the hang of it after the second attempt. Roughly five minutes after using it, I could breathe normally. I could also see that the water bank collected some sinus debris, too. Overall a decent product; I'm just annoyed that I never got the black bag, since I bought this type so I could store extra pods in it.

I love to use this machine when I am stoped up or my allergies are acting up.

I bought my Navage because my old irrigator wore out. I get frequent sinus infections. There was a learning curve with learning to use the Navage when I got it, but that only took about 3 tries to learn. Now, putting it together, adding water and a salt pod and cleaning my nose takes maybe 5 minutes. Still, when I was free of symptoms I was only using it every 2ish days. Boom, I began to feel like I was getting sick again and got really congested. Used the Navage and got some junk out of my sinuses. Then after a couple of more same day uses, I saw why I was feeling sick, I had a bunch of infected stuff up there. Did my third cleaning of the day and more yuck. But at least its not in my sinuses and I feel better, too. I learned my lesson and will now use it daily to prevent sinus infections. I never felt that either of the irrigation techniques I used in the past worked as well.

This nasal rinse system has been effective for us and is easy to use. There is an ongoing investment for the salt pods, but we think it is worth the cost. It took a few uses to get familiar with the process, but we have been impressed with the results.