Rhinotip Irrigation Attachment

When sinusitis causes that stuffy-head feeling and makes you feel miserable, there is a safe, natural and inexpensive way to get relief. It's called nasal irrigation, and you may already have the oral irrigation device you need to get started. When a Rhinotip is attached to a Waterpik oral irrigation device, it provides a stimulating sonic micro-massage to the interior of the nose to help bring relief.

Product Notes:

• The Rhinotip has a patent pending mechanism to reduce the jetstream pressure, so that even the most delicate noses can tolerate irrigation comfortably.

• It also fits Interplak, Panasonic, Oxyfresh, or Viajet oral devices as well.

Place the Rhinotip on the end of the standard tapered, dental jet tip attachment

Add saline solution to the reservoir

A doctor-recommended recipe for nasal irrigation is a combination of 1/4 tsp. salt and 1/8 tsp. baking soda to 1 cup of warm water

This warm solution quickly aids irritated nose tissue and cleanses crusted mucus, debris, pollen and pollution.

Turn the unit on to a low, comfortable setting to get cleansing, rejuvenating, circular irrigation through the nose and exposed sinus openings

For best results, irrigate mornings and evenings until sinus symptoms ease