Review on 💦 2 Pack of Replacement Tips for Waterpik Nasal Irrigator - Compatible with WP-100, WP-450, WP-250, WP-300, WP-660, and WP-900 by Laura Turner

Now my preferred method of nasal irrigation. The compressed bottle method seemed outdated, the vacuum pump didn't work well. I couldn't get it to actually pump without feeling like I was choking or drowning and the capsules are expensive. It's easy to spend $5 a night on a proper conditioner. Attaching to the Waterpik system on the countertop I already had makes washing up a breeze. I use Neilmed packs and then run a tank of clean water through the system to avoid salt crystallization over time. Instead of finishing the solution before I'm done, it's the other way around, so I'm rinsing longer than ever, which I think is a good thing. Just lean over the sink like you would with the bottle method. The hole is big enough so the spray isn't stiff like with the Waterpik spray. Even at the highest setting, the pulse is soft. I don't feel any risk of bleeding that the Waterpik tips can do to my gums on high settings. I showed my ENT and she said positively that I use this setup.