Sinugator Cordless Pulsating Nasal Wash Kit with One Irrigator, 30 Premixed Packets and 3 AA Batteries(Pack of 1)

Pros: Works great! Clears gunk from nasal passages easily and thoroughly Worth the money Simple to use - instructions are to-the-point and clear Ergonomic design - easy to hold and control Includes batteries. Ready to use in seconds after unboxing - just install batteries, install reservoir feed tube so it can pull water/saline mixture from the base, and then fill the reservoir w/ 8oz of water plus saline mixture Cons: none - would consider this product perfect for what it's designed to do Detailed Review: Dealing w/ flu symptoms, this product really helps. I have been taking Mucinex DM to clear out nasty mucus build up but also causing a lot of coughing, little sleep, and sore throat from post nasal drip. This product cleared out A LOT of mucus build up in my nasal passages. I'm very grateful. Plu, I would give an extra star for including the required batteries if I could - barely any electronics come w/ batteries anymore, this one did. When you're sick and have a lot of fatigue, simple things like including batteries really makes a difference. I was able to use this product in seconds after unboxing.

Purchased this for my dad, who is currently living with us. He has noted some relief of his sinuses after using this. I purchased one for my daughter years ago, but have not had any luck finding them in store recently, glad I was able to find it on Amazon!

Works really well. Totally clears out sinuses. Ideally, the craftsmanship would be a bit better (My first one stopped working after 3 years, despite my taking good care of it and using it infrequently), however, for $30 it’s well worth it.

We have gone through 4 of these in 4 months, most failed in the same way, a cracked leaking cup. The first one we bought from Amazon.com. We ran the reservoir cup, which in the manual was listed as top rack dishwasher safe, through the dishwasher after a week's use to clean and sanitize it, and it came out completely discolored and cracked. We returned it to Amazon and got another one as a replacement, using the dishwasher incident as a lesson learned that even if the manual said dishwasher safe, it was not. For the second one, the reservoir cup cracked and started leaking after about 35 days, beyond the Amazon return period. No problem I thought, the manufacturer has a 120 day warranty, so I contacted them. After an incredible runaround, they sent me a new cup in the mail. This took about 3 weeks. In the mean time, we bought another one at Walgreens because we needed a working unit, and planned to keep the one awaiting a replacement cup as a spare. After a couple weeks, the Walgreens unit failed, and on inspection, we found water had gotten into the battery compartment and completely rusted the contacts. The battery compartment cover was securely mounted, so the failure wasn't because of user error. We returned it to Walgreens and got a replacement under their 30 day return policy. So, now we have a new unit from Walgreens, and a replacement cup for the unit we got from Amazon (which itself is a replacement for the first defective unit). After another couple of weeks, the unit from Walgreens' cup cracked (no microwave, hot water, or any such stress) and started leaking, so we once again returned the Walgreens unit for a refund. We were now done buying replacements We now have the second one we got from Amazon, with a new cup replacing the leaking cup. In a week, that cup cracked (again, no dishwasher or hot water stress). We just threw it away since we don't want to fool with NelMimed any more. The take away is that while this is a convenient and effective product, the materials used to make it are simply crap. An appliance intended to squirt water should not be made in such a way that electrical contacts rust out. An appliance intended to squirt water from a reservoir cup should have a cup that doesn't crack in regular use. And finally, an appliance whose reservoir cup is stated as being dishwasher safe should be dishwasher safe.

Doesn’t seem to be quite as powerful as the older model; I’ve used this brand for YEARS. Although there are 2 “settings” - doesn’t wash as much out as my old one (which still works but it’s old enough that the plastic body has cracked, so figure water is getting in).

Very good product just don't recommend for someone looking to use this after a surgical nose procedure. Stick to the manual squirt bottle until your almost 100% healed because this is stronger than I expected and I was too sensitive to be able to use this after 3 weeks of post op. I'm still keeping it because the pressure is great for when we're dealing with congestion and in need of a flush.

I have been fighting a terrible excess mucus problem for months. Cough drops and nasal spray did nothing and I also had a dry mouth problem. One use of the Sinugator and the problem is totally under control. I woke up this morning and couldn’t believe I wasn’t choking up mucus and I didn’t even realize how I had been mostly breathing through my mouth. I really feel like a new person. I’m amazed at the results and found this little machine so easy to use and recommend it for anyone who has been experiencing what I have been. It’s FANTASTIC

Arrived and did not work. I have replaced batteries multiple times. The top button barely functions, the bottom butten does nothing. Calling to send this one back, because I really like the concept and the other items they sell.