Could I buy a waterpick instead? It is cheaper... Could I use a waterpick instead, and purchase the sinus head??
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You can indead. There are tips available from Anthony Products. They have a minimum order so I had to buy 4 tips. I only need one. I am willing to sell the other tips (unused still in their plastic bags) for 1/4 my cost for the order plus shipping. ~$14 + shipping. I have two tips which fit the new Waterpic (WP100) and one which fits the older models (WP 60 and WP 70) Phil
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I have 2 water-piks. one is 30 years old and doesn't work will any more. The sinu-pulse replacement sinus irrigator works fine in it but I had bought a new one . It is a "Water-pik Water Flosser". It will not stay in this one. The part that goes into the handle is not long enough to catch. I wish it did fit. My od water-pik is dying. I'm not sure what a "regular water-pik" is, so maybe it will work if I had the right one. Wish I could be more help. Sorry Brother Steve
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Go a head and purchase it at the cheaper price. I would of done the same thing... I didn't know about petedge. Go where the price is right... No one is asking you to pay more.
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I'm thinking of getting the irrigation system. My doctor recommended irrigating the sinuses with salt water, I just make it at home. I used to use a neti pot, but I don't like it so I just use my clean hand cupped and it works better for me. Yes, it does help much. It also prevents colds and the flu. Another thing that helps my allergies to pollens is filtering the air I have a hepa filter that relieves my allergies after filtering the air for 45 minutes, and rinsing out my sinuses, together that helps a lot. I'm thinking of getting the irrigation system, if it'll save me time. I wish some one who had one would post.
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If you mean by you can make it at home that you have already sea salt like Himalayan salt, so yes you can use that but if you mean that you can use tradition salt "cooking salt" so no you can't use that because it will burn ur sinus, also consider this comes with salt packets so you can use it when it finish you can buy the Himalayan salt bag will last for long time with you,.... hope my answer is helpful for you
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Yes take tip off head and put it on your water pick tip start with low presser.
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I don't know because I haven't had that happen yet. Perhaps go online to the Waterpick people and see if you can order one. I do love this shower head and especially that it was easy to install.
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The Waterpik and brush are not high powered pieces of equipment. I suggest checking the box or manufacturer for information. I expect that is is minimal. AK
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Yes - not a whole lot of difference, except the flavor/taste. Effect is just about the safe. I guess I tend to prefer Sinus Buster because it's more easily available.
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Not if you just buy the replacement head. All the individual parts are available on the web if you need additional parts.
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Not with what comes with the kit. If you buy aftermarket heads keep it the same brand and no problem. You may still not get the effect you want. I have a lot of off brands with different sizes. What I do is find a flex hose that's in between sizes and heat it up with hot water to go over the larger size and I use electric tape to adjust to the smaller size. Works great. I also make my own using bottle caps. Drill holes of all kind and you can play around with to get what you want. I like to look at something different once a month. Have come up with some great looks! Just keep an eye for caps, adapt it to fit with a hose and enjoy your look. Not with what comes with the kit. If you buy aftermarket heads keep it the same brand and no problem. You may still not get the effect you want. I have a lot of off brands with different sizes. What I do is find a flex hose that's in between sizes and heat it up with hot water to go over the larger size and I use electric tape to adjust to the smaller size. Works great. I also make my own using bottle caps. Drill holes of all kind and you can play around with to get what you want. I like to look at something different once a month. Have come up with some great looks! Just keep an eye for... » Read More Not with what comes with the kit. If you buy aftermarket heads keep it the same brand and no problem. You may still not get the effect you want. I have a lot of off brands with different sizes. What I do is find a flex hose that's in between sizes and heat it up with hot water to go over the larger size and I use electric tape to adjust to the smaller size. Works great. I also make my own using bottle caps. Drill holes of all kind and you can play around with to get what you want. I like to look at something different once a month. Have come up with some great looks! Just keep an eye for caps, adapt it to fit with a hose and enjoy your look. « Show Less
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I use sinusbuster mostly for sinus pain and headache which it really helps. But to answer your question I don't see why not.
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I am not sure what you are asking here? They are two different products. I have not used Ponaris but it looks like a reasonable choice. I have had great success with Snoot and encourage those who are looking for a good effectively sinus irrigation to try it for yourself.
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I have this product. I am the only user. It does have different heads that you can change but, there is only one handle that I seem to get wet and messy. So, I would not even consider sharing this. It would be like just replace the head of a regular toothbrush. As for myself, I really like this item and use it everyday.
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I like the SinuPulse better its not as big and has more useful features than the Grossan which is more like an ordinary water pik with a nasal tip. The Grossan has to be well maintained or will need to be replaced every 1-2 years. The biggest difference that I like is the SinuPulse has a larger water tank and and you can adjust the pressure and water volume using the push button on the handle and not just the main control dial making irrigation very easy. I also like the SinuMist Tip a great deal and they have great customer service if you have any questions or need help. http://sinupulse.com/index.php?p=Comparison I like the SinuPulse better its not as big and has more useful features than the Grossan which is more like an ordinary water pik with a nasal tip. The Grossan has to be well maintained or will need to be replaced every 1-2 years. The biggest difference that I like is the SinuPulse has a larger water tank and and you can adjust the pressure and water volume using the push button on the handle and not just the main control dial making irrigation very easy. I also like the SinuMist Tip a great deal and they have great customer service if you have any questions or need help.... » Read More I like the SinuPulse better its not as big and has more useful features than the Grossan which is more like an ordinary water pik with a nasal tip. The Grossan has to be well maintained or will need to be replaced every 1-2 years. The biggest difference that I like is the SinuPulse has a larger water tank and and you can adjust the pressure and water volume using the push button on the handle and not just the main control dial making irrigation very easy. I also like the SinuMist Tip a great deal and they have great customer service if you have any questions or need help. http://sinupulse.com/index.php?p=Comparison « Show Less
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Better pressure with this. Also better flexibility, as you can vary pressure. Would be an excellent product if not for the short life-span of the motor/pump. Again, not sure if this was a one-time bad item or if all of them are like this. I also have had the Water Pik SinuSense for 3-4 years. Good product. Hope this helps.
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I wouldn't dunk it. You have the recharging connection to consider. I stick my head in the shower (water not running) to use the waterpik just because I'm sloppy.