Yes, as long as he or she can follow our directions. Our NasalCare device is so user-friendly. Nasal irrigation using our NasalCare kit is as simple as brushing your teeth. The mix to make the nasal rinse solution is all natural and safe unless you are allergic to sea salt or Aloe. See similar questions...

No. Our NasalCare Nasal Rinse Kit is very different from saline nasal sprays. Ours provides much more volume (240 ml or 8 oz) than nasal sprays (a few drops, or less than 5 ml if you use the entire bottle at one time). NasalCare Nasal Rinse System can clean your nose and remove pathogens from your noses while the spray only wet your nos. See similar questions...

Our NasalCare Nasal Rinse System (both the device and the solution) is safe for pregnant women and does not have any known interaction with other drugs. As a matter of fact, one of the benefits the product offer is to relief symptoms of pregnancy rhinitis, whereas traditional treatments cannot. The symptoms of pregnancy rhinitis include persistent coughing, sneezing, nasal itching and congestion, runny nose, and sometimes headache. See similar questions...

The Patented, unique nasal rinse device is composed of a bottle pump with a pair of one-way air valve and one-way liquid valve. The one-way liquid valve permits the fluid to flow only from the liquid transfer tube into the nostril but not back to the bottle, therefore, preventing the solution in the bottle from contamination. The one-way air valve allows air to flow into the bottle to prevent negative pressure in the bottle. See similar questions...

NasalCare Nasal Rinse Mixes contain not just salt but sodium bicarbonate, sodium citrate, and plant extracts. Also the solution made with our rinse mix is adjusted to the pH which can kill viruses. The packets are easy and convenient to prepare 8 oz rinse solution. Using our mix to rinse your noses, you will feel soothing and breathing easily. See similar questions...

Our NasalCare? Nasal Irrigator is designed to prevent the solution from back-flown. Therefore, it is enough rinsing the irrigator with tab water after each using. If you really feel that your irrigator is dirty, you can clean it with 5% home-use bleach following by thorough rinsing with tab water. Please don't boil the irrigator in water. My name is Paula, and I have Wegeners granulomatosis. See similar questions...

Nasal irrigation has been recommended by medical practitioners in this country for over 100 years and has been used in some other countries for over 5000 years! If your child is old enough to cooperate in the use of nasal irrigation and it is used correctly, there is no danger. We recommend the plastic version of the Narial Nasal Cup? neti pot for children because it is unbreakable and the spout is slightly smaller and may be a more comfortable fit for a child's nostrils. See similar questions...

Whenever you think you have exposed to the pathogens. For nose hygiene purposes, 2-3 times per week should be fine. See similar questions...

No. That’s why may want to choose one that does. RID shampoo rinses away and leaves no lasting active residue. Remember to read the package and all inserts carefully before using the product and to follow the manufacturer’s instructions. If you have further concerns or questions about Head Lice, you call Jill Fries at 475-7844, or check out the links below for websites and printable fact sheets, posters and other information. See similar questions...

Yes. In some cases, bad breath may be caused by bacteria hid in depth of nose channel due to chronic nasal and sinus diseases. Rinse with NasalCare? Nasal irrigator will remove those bad bacteria and eliminate bad breath. See similar questions...

It is not recommended for children under the age of 6. Children should be supervised as necessary until capable of using without supervision. Children under 12 should be instructed in good rinsing habits to minimize swallowing. See similar questions...

Rinsing the nasal passages with saline solution is an ancient technique that has been used for centuries, all over the world. See similar questions...

Nasal rinses can be done at any time of the day. However, if the procedure is done at night, we recommend that you rinse at least one to two hours before going to bed or leaving your home in order to avoid the occasional, accidental drainage of the solution from the nasal passages. See similar questions...

Usually, no more than once or twice a day. You can rinse more than twice a day, but it may not provide any additional benefit. Please follow your physician's advice. See similar questions...

Nasal rinse is not recommended in the presence of an ear infection or ear symptoms of any kind. We advise that you consult your physician or wait until symptoms resolve, before starting the rinses. If symptoms recur then you must stop the rinses and consult your physician as soon as possible. See similar questions...

Yes, this is very common and hence we do not recommend rinsing your nasal passages just before going to bed. This happens in the first 15 to 20 minutes after the rinse. See similar questions...

Yes, Nasal Comfort can be used by children 6 years of age and older with adult supervision. Children under 6 years of age: Consult a doctor. TOP ^ See similar questions...

For the first 2 to 4 weeks of Xlear Nasal Wash usage, adults and children should administer it 3 to 4 times a day. After the 1st month, it should be used twice a day as a preventative measure. For infants and small children who are in day care, exposed to infectious bacteria or suffer from chronic middle ear infection, Xlear Nasal Wash should be administered 3 to 4 times a day. Please click here to read an article on Child Ear Infections by Gerry Bozeman, a Supervisory Registered Play Therapist. See similar questions...

Flora Balance is safe for children including infants. It is recommended that children take ½ the suggested adult dose. See similar questions...