What is the difference between this product and Simply Saline Adult Nasal Mist, Allergy and Sinus?
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Ditto to Shey Z's answer. I have never used the one for allergy and sinus, even though I do have allergies all the time. I use the original and it works great for me.
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Allergy sinus has a stronger saline content 3.0... regular Simply Saline is 1.5.... The Allergy Sinus is more for runny nose ... It helps to dry out your sinuses... Simply Saline regular is for stuffy, dry congestion...I get Sinus Infections quite easily, so I use the Simply Saline to irrigate and loosen congestion which in turn cuts down on my yearly Sinus infections by easily 80%.. worth every penny and has improved my overall health by not taking so many antibiotics...
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its worth a try, its good stuff. i take it for myself. have no kids. the sinatrol by same company works really well if its a sinus reaction. its a capsule. its amazing. their products seem to be top quality. good luck. allergies sometimes mean the liver needs some support to bring up the antihistamines.
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They are the regular but are very thick and have sneeze shield, very strong and soft. Both myself and wife have allergies and use daily and during cold season and do not get raw nose from it. The formula in the beginning was thin and semi rough but since adding the sneeze shield we have noticed how much thicker they are and softer.
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Hi, Simply Saline is made by Arm and Hammer. They changed the packaging again, and it is back to the old container. They also added sodium bicarbonate. My allergist said that it is okay to use. I purchased the new product and it seems to be almost like the old product. I think it is just like it, but I am not one that is great with change. I hope that this helps. Marsha Pollack
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I am not the best test I tried it for just visiting Austin when Cedar pollen is high. The ultra filter may work better, I bought the regular one. The product is not that expensive its worth testing I think. I am not a doctor, but the product makes sense to me. I am going to try the ultra filter. One thing it does open up your nose and I think you get more oxygen. Can't prove it opens up your nose, but it seem to help breathing.
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Allergy Buster Nasal Spray is the same formula as Sinus Buster with a little less capsaicin, and the addition of Organic Nettle extract.
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Technically the Sinugator can pump and pulsate plain salted water but medically plain salted water is not recommended as a sinus rinse. I use distilled water mixed with the NeilMed packet or you can buy a saline solution from a pharmacy but that will be more expensive. If you are going to use tap water it should be first boiled and then you need to add the right amount of salt.
385606
Saline is much better. I bought the salt and made my own saline. Works really well.
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On the bottle it says:"Helps clean sinus and nasal passages and wash away pollutants, irritants and other airborne contaminants. Soothes and moisturizes nasal passages due to low humidity, overuse of nasal decongestants and other nasal irritants." I live in a dry, dusty climate and find Xlear Nasal Spray to be very effective in doing what it claims to do.
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It's powder- salt and a little bit of sodium bicarb to make the solution chemically neutral. You just mix it with warm tap water and you're good to go!For what it's worth using the stuff every day during allergy season make a *huge* difference in my allergies! It just helps wash the pollen out of my nose. Highly recommend.
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I use this to clear my sinuses. It works well for me, but Maybe you could call and ask a pharmacist at your local drug store before you order.
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I do not have any experience with the type you are talking about. I do like the ozone feature on this one because I believe it helps reduce bacteria on the skin and in my sinuses. I am still very happy with my purchase.
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These tablets are 400mg vs 600 of mucinex. I can take them 3 times a day. I like them better and they are much more reasonably priced. They also break in half easily if you need to take 600mg at a time. I have been using them for several years as I have severe allergies. I take them with my other allergy medicine and I have never had a problem.
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Sorry, I can not answer that. I do not know the difference. I do not use the product however. ( Only bought it once) Dr Sinatra Seanol Longevity Plus ( what I use) is a better product. Stronger and more pure. More expensive but worth the price .
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Yes. it is the same item and I use it to dry up my nasal passage during allergy season.
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It's all about IRRIGATION of the sinus cavity, not a removal of blocked mucus that must be blown (usually by blowing your nose) or otherwise medically removed (i.e. antihistamine, ibuprofen, etc.). Also bear in mind that it will take a week or so (or 2 x per day usage) to really receive the benefits. I used this when I was deployed to dusty Afghanistan and this stuff REALLY helped with my sinus allergies and within a couple of weeks, my morning headaches went away and all was well. So, give a some time and you may even have to double-up the dosage until you feel the effects. I use warm water and put a lil' bit of pressure (i.e. squeeze a lil' bit harder than "gentle") and alternate nostrils to flush out both sides. I don't think you're doing anything wrong per se, just give a lil' bit more time. Don't tilt your head back or you'll swallow it. It'll feel kinda weird at first, but if it burns then you may need more saline solution in the mix. Don't do it right before bed or it'll drain a lil' bit on your pillow as you sleep. Hope this helps.
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No but it works the same and is much less expensive!! Buy the mist spray if using for topical anesthetic for injections