Does the inhaler come with the salt?
2013817
Yes, it comes with some salt that will last you for at least a year even for frequent use. I made a mistake thinking it did not and ordered a whole pack of salt that I don't think I'll be using for at least two years.
2013818
Yes it does come with salt. There is enough for quite sometime. I do like how the product works.
2013819
Yes a small packet, for at least two fillings. I purchased extra to have on hand.
1853343
It is ceramic - even though it is made of ceramic it is pretty sturdy. I highly recommend this salt inhaler.
2164308
Yes, Ms. Puleo the salt is inside and it is Himalayan This is a very nice device and is helping my Autumn allergies it is beautiful and made in Ma it comes very well packaged I think you may enjoy it I do!
790592
Named one of the best new products in Alternative Medicine. This salt inhaler is miraculous for those who suffer with respiratory ailments.The salt inhaler is ceramic glazed inside & out. Comes with a storage bag and two bags of Himalayan Pink Salt 84 (1.3 oz bags).You simply inhale salt air through the mouth piece and exhale through nose for 10 to 15 minutes daily. This air will reduce swelling in the nasal passages. If you suffer with asthma, allergies, or high blood pressure this inhaler can help with all of these conditions.
1584007
Yes it does, this one is an all in one Sand/Salt filter system. I actually bought the one it comes with separately because it did not say anything about the saltwater system in the description and had to return it because the pool came with it.
1758508
Yes, you can replace the Himalayan salts with anything. I'm just not sure how medicinal or helpful table salt would be but hey, might have some soothing benefits as well! Since you inhale via your mouth and exhale thru your nose with this item, just be cautious and careful ~ the Hima salts aren't granulated like table salts. They're more like sea salts so think about it if you haven't done the research already and good luck :-)
1064106
No just salt. The salt is not placed in the filter it Is spread around the pool. The salt is real fine. You must have a really large pool. Mine is 15'x15'. I used less than 40lbs. And still have about 10 pds. left over. You put it in till you reach the right chemical reading. I love this filter didn't have to add much more all summer long. No eyes burning or dryer skin or hair. The kids think its great. Hope this is helpful.
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.
208898
No. Honestly, it's a huge waste of money. It can't be used in other nebulizers and once you pay a small mint for the refills, you find that you're stuck with something that is worthless. I loved it at first so I ordered refills. I should have read the reviews and done my research before ordering refills. Long before my refills arrived the inhaler quit working and I was out $45.00!
414332
The Simply Saline Adult Nasal Mist used to have only .09% Salt and Water. The product I received in my last order comes in a yellow-gold can with red around the top not a white can with red around the top. The new product has salt and water plus sodium bicarbonate. I don't see anything that says baking soda. It does have a long nozzle.
2117019
Same here. I bought this yesterday, filled with tap water as high as the MAX water line, put some salt before going to bed. It never actually vaporized, even though I added salt again. This morning I added even more salt, and I got neither steam nor sputtering.I think it's been about 4 big fat pinches of (Redmond Real Salt) salt so far... I'm afraid of adding more in case it damages the vaporizer.Ugh, I'm so tired, I keep waking up at night with a stuffed dry bloody nose.
1328681
Chemicals used in the saltwater version are just pool salt. It comes in 40 pound bags. You also will need a certain fine grain sand (this goes inside your filter).
643457
No, we haven't ever received them salted when ordering. We use this for making our almond milk, they are great.
1820775
No, it does not require salt. In fact, salt would probably destroy it. I would recommend that you use distilled water in it. I believe you can use tap water, but tap water will result in a fine white dust (the minerals in the tap water) being sent out with the mist. This doesn't hurt anything, but you will eventually need to clean the unit with vinegar. If you use distilled water, there will be no white dust and you will rarely need to clean the unit.
2011317
Just plain salt. I add a couple drops of lavender oil and I have much cheaper version of Dr. Teal's mix.
204479
I don't know I haven't bought any smaller salts yet, I just used what came with the grinder, I wish I could check for you right now, but I just moved a few days ago and haven't found this salt grinder in my boxes yet, but I really like it, and it looks nice on the counter.
427810
It did not in my experience. It left a thin layer, which turned into ice. Either put salt down after you blow, or get a different blower. I decided to go for a more expensive gas model. This model was too much of a pain for me.