What is the percentage of sodium chloride? I want the isotonic version, with 9% sodium chloride, and water. (No baking soda.)
2060717
You may be safer ordering the Simply Saline Nasal Relief (rather than the Saline Mist). The description on the product page for the Nasal Relief specifies that it contains only two natural ingredients: water and salt. Last year, I ordered the one that you are asking about (the one pictured), and received the one I wanted which contained only 9 % sodium chloride and water. However, when I reordered this same product this year (as pictured), I was sent a different version which included bicarbonate of soda. In order to avoid possibly receiving the wrong version, it might be better for you to specifically order the "Nasal Relief" version, which I believe contains only 9% sodium chloride and water. You may be safer ordering the Simply Saline Nasal Relief (rather than the Saline Mist). The description on the product page for the Nasal Relief specifies that it contains only two natural ingredients: water and salt. Last year, I ordered the one that you are asking about (the one pictured), and received the one I wanted which contained only 9 % sodium chloride and water. However, when I reordered this same product this year (as pictured), I was sent a different version which included bicarbonate of soda. In order to avoid possibly receiving the wrong version, it might be better for you to... » Read More You may be safer ordering the Simply Saline Nasal Relief (rather than the Saline Mist). The description on the product page for the Nasal Relief specifies that it contains only two natural ingredients: water and salt. Last year, I ordered the one that you are asking about (the one pictured), and received the one I wanted which contained only 9 % sodium chloride and water. However, when I reordered this same product this year (as pictured), I was sent a different version which included bicarbonate of soda. In order to avoid possibly receiving the wrong version, it might be better for you to specifically order the "Nasal Relief" version, which I believe contains only 9% sodium chloride and water. « Show Less
2060718
You may be safer ordering the Simply Saline Nasal Relief (rather than the Saline Mist). The description on the product page for the Nasal Relief specifies that it contains only two natural ingredients: water and salt. Last year, I ordered the one that you are asking about (the one pictured), and received the one I wanted which contained only 9 % sodium chloride and water. However, when I reordered this same product this year (as pictured), I was sent a different version which included bicarbonate of soda. In order to avoid possibly receiving the wrong version, it might be better for you to specifically order the "Nasal Relief" version, which I believe contains only 9% sodium chloride and water.
2060719
They don't list the percentages on the product anymore, so I don't know. The one for allergies is saltier is all I can tell you.
2060720
The only ingredients listed are purified water and 0.9% sodium chloride. Yes it is the isotonic solution you are looking for. (You meant 0.9%, right? 9% would not be good!)
1455566
It contains potassium chloride - that's how they reduce the sodium content. There are 350mg potassium on the label (per serving).
2049119
There is 0 sodium in this product. I believe it is made by infusion-just smoke flavored water. very clean product!
594068
The label does not say. It simply says "proprietary blend , Sodium Bicarbonate, Potassium Bicarbonate, Magnesium Chloride, and Calcium Chloride, 4.93 g. " It does not break that down. Sodium is listed first so I assume that is the largest part of it. Maybe the manufacturer could provide more information.
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Hi Pat! On the ingredients potassium chloride is listed, but not noted on the nutritional listing as it must be so infinitesimal that they don't have to record according to USDAPotassium chloride is often added instead of salt!
2206297
Don't know the percentages, and if I did, they are for sure, minute, but there are alot of many minute minerals which is all we need, and it tastes markedly better than any salt I have used, and hence, use it exclusively. You can probably google it.
1299327
Hi. This version of the Neti pot only has the pot without any salt packets etc. I would recommend the original Netti Pot however. I used this one and it had issues with the smaller spout. That's just me but the original works better in my opinion (I think I even left a rating on this one). The original does not come with the salt either. A 1/4 teaspoon of sea salt and 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda and in a glass of distilled water has worked wonders for me this last year.
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Use only sodium chloride (NaCl) salt that is at least 99.8% pure. In models 8110/CS8110, 8220/CS8220, 8230/CS8230, 8111/CS8111, 8221/CS8221, 8231/CS8231, CS15110, CS15220, CS15230, CS20110, CS20220, CS20230 (NOT IN MODELS 6110, 6220), It is also acceptable to use water conditioning salt pellets (the compressed forms of evaporated salt), but it will take longer for these to dissolve. Do not use iodized or yellow (yellow prussiate of soda) colored salt. The purer the salt, the better is the performance of the electrolytic cell. INTEX does not recommend a certain brand of salt, however, salt can be purchased at pool stores, hardware stores, home supply stores, and some super markets. Use only sodium chloride (NaCl) salt that is at least 99.8% pure. In models 8110/CS8110, 8220/CS8220, 8230/CS8230, 8111/CS8111, 8221/CS8221, 8231/CS8231, CS15110, CS15220, CS15230, CS20110, CS20220, CS20230 (NOT IN MODELS 6110, 6220), It is also acceptable to use water conditioning salt pellets (the compressed forms of evaporated salt), but it will take longer for these to dissolve. Do not use iodized or yellow (yellow prussiate of soda) colored salt. The purer the salt, the better is the performance of the electrolytic cell. INTEX does not recommend a certain brand of salt, however, salt... » Read More Use only sodium chloride (NaCl) salt that is at least 99.8% pure. In models 8110/CS8110, 8220/CS8220, 8230/CS8230, 8111/CS8111, 8221/CS8221, 8231/CS8231, CS15110, CS15220, CS15230, CS20110, CS20220, CS20230 (NOT IN MODELS 6110, 6220), It is also acceptable to use water conditioning salt pellets (the compressed forms of evaporated salt), but it will take longer for these to dissolve. Do not use iodized or yellow (yellow prussiate of soda) colored salt. The purer the salt, the better is the performance of the electrolytic cell. INTEX does not recommend a certain brand of salt, however, salt can be purchased at pool stores, hardware stores, home supply stores, and some super markets. « Show Less
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I always use warm/hot water (but warm enough to touch) & stir a bit so salt can dissolve. Then I use it. And I do use regular salt without the iodine.
2029654
Here are all the ingredients, listed on the box: Active ingredient is Sodium Chloride (5%); Inactive ingredients are mineral oil, modified lanolin, purified water, and white petroleum. Hope that helps.
312352
Sodium is the sea salt. Sea salt seems to have less flavor than regular salt. Package label says 6% 140mg. That is based on one serving of approximately 23 chips. Sea salt better than regular salt. So if you get them, maybe if you don't eat a full serving, you will be at 5%?
425953
Hi,Jaime. This salt is very poorly soluble in water. I usually use 2-3 handfuls of salt and throws in the water advance.
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I don't have my pkg anymore, but I do know that as far as the sodium content, you are getting less because you don't have to use as much as regular table salt that has been bleached, and had all the beneficial nutrients removed. When you use regular processed table salt all you are getting is sodium chloride. Just salty flavor. No other benefit! I don't use anything else. Even some of the sea salt being sold at the grocery stores have been processed to the point where the trace minerals have been removed. Not much better than regular table salt!
1390954
That customer was very confused and if you looked at the comments in the review that was cleared up. It does not contain sodium chloride. It was also discussed in detail in this question:
2024817
Hi Rachel, I just checked the ingredients on the can: Purified water, .9% sodium chloride (salt) There are no preservatives in this!
1273622
Yes, basically what you have left is H2O. No salts from softeners, no chlorine, no minerals. Some say minerals and even bacteria are important to humans. If so I'd rather have my water pure and get minerals other ways. Dave
1907625
It has no salt. Itcan come in both plastic or glass bottle. Both are the same.