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Brand new product in a sealed box for half the price. You get plenty of saline pods to start off with. The money is in the purchase of new pods (like printers vs. the ink). You can buy pods online or at Walgreens and such. There is a hack video on YT showing how to make it work without the pods. Seems to work well and there is a learning curve on how to position your head and the machine to work at its best.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
The Navage Nasal Care is difficult to use. I've tried using it 4 times and I'm still having trouble with getting it right. I've used a saline nasal irrigation bottle with no issues. I also don't appreciate that you have to use the special saline discs for the machine. Just more money for something else when I should be able to use any saline solution with the machine. Then I got the stand through the promo for free just paid for shipping. That was hard to setup and I'm not someone who normally has issues with following directions. I don't even get why I would want or need the stand. You have to take the machine apart to use it. The water doesn't drain out very easily either. I am not happy with buying this machine. I should have stayed with the free bottle and saline packets even though I got the Navage at a good price on eBay. Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The suction does not work well, needs more flow and takes to long to empty the fluid. I was disappointed that the device was that small, it looks much larger in the TV ad. The nasal pillows are angled so that they get obstructed by the nasal divider. The salt pods are to concentrated and irritate the sinuses. Other nasal rinses use salt and baking soda combination that stop the irritation. The NeilMed rinse squeeze bottle allow you to apply the solution as fast as you want and allow you to tilt your head one side to get to more of your sinuses.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Nasal irrigation is a brand new experience for me, so I cannot compare the Navage system to any other, but I think it is the only one to use suction rather than pressure or gravity. The device itself is very well designed and made, and after some trepidation that I would choke or water-board myself, I find it very pleasant to use. I feel quite refreshed after I use it, and I also hope regular use will alleviate my seasonal allergy problems. Very glad I bought it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I did not get results with a NediPot which I shared with the new allergist so I refused that part of my "therapy". She was not happy with my response. Then I asked about the Navage and she thought that would be a good choice for me. IT WAS A GREAT CHOICE. It uses more water and has a gentle and consistent force. The only draw-back I've experience has been the pressure in my ears at the beginning and end of the process. However that is minor considering the benefit of good results I'm receiving.
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