NORTH AMERICAN HERB & SPICE SinuOrega - 2 fl. oz. - All-Natural Nasal Spray - Oregano Oil & Sage to Support Healthy Sinus Response - Non-GMO, Alcohol Free, No Chemical or Synthetic Additives

Great product and at the time of this posting Amazon has a good price compared to Sprouts and other stuff who carry it. My recommendation is that you spray into an irrigation solution rather than directly into your nose. You want to keep it decently sterile. I stray 3 long squirts into my irrigation solution. The value of this are the antimicrobials that are in the substance. Oregano, bay leaves, etc are all beneficial and suppress both planktonic bacteria but also suppress the formation of biofilm. If you consult international medical journals these substances have great benefits. Keep in mind not all microbes are susceptible to all substances so it can depend on what is cultured. Worth trying to see if it helps you stay well. UPDATE - April 2019 - Lead warning? Since someone is apparently trying to undercut this product based on the lead warning, it is worth you knowing what that is about (see below) and the competing risks that using this product might address. My conclusion, even knowing their issue - I stand by the product for me for several reasons. You have to balance your issues and some reported burning. Above I recommend spraying some into a larger volume of irrigation solution that might alleviate that issue. First, the risk of antibiotics failing against pan-resistant bacteria and organisms is becoming pressing. Under a 2016 CDC/NIH instruction, many doctors are now even refusing to give antibiotics for sinus infections until you have had them for 10-14 days. That of course can increase the risk of sepsis. Although an inflammatory septic response is less common off sinuses in general - then say appendicitis, - sinus infections in the sphenoid sinuses have a higher risk of sepsis that those in - say - only the maxillary sinuses. The sphenoid sinuses as millimeters off the brain and the carotid artery and most ENTs cannot reach them. Generally an ENT professor is required. So in “alerting” over the “lead” issue, carefully balance all competing risks. This product has helped me avoid antibiotics for sinus infections for more than 18 months (good for me) after 5 surgeries for sinus infections including a 4 hour surgery to debride all the sinuses including the sphenoid and frontal sinuses. They found biofilm in the sphenoid and a significant mass. Some of the rare infections I was developing have as high as a 50% mortality rate if the pathogen got fully dug in since they were naturally resistant to all biocides and antibiotics. Others would have needed only IV antibiotics of last resort. What is the lead issue? Prop 65 is a law in California that requires businesses operating or selling within the State of California to warn residents of possible exposure to a list of over 800 chemicals. The limits of these chemicals are set at 1000 times lower than the No Significant Risk Levels (NSRLs). NSRLs are the lowest amount of a chemical or other compound that have shown no harm to reproductive health, no birth defects, and no cancer in animal studies. Prop 65 excludes “naturally occurring” chemicals and minerals in plants and foods, however to prove that a compound is "naturally occurring" costs companies millions of dollars and steep legal fees. Even where Federal safety standards are clearly met, if there is any likelihood that any of the other 800+ compounds on California’s list might exceed California’s “safe harbor” levels, then a Prop 65 warning is the only way to avoid expensive lawsuits. What is a Prop 65 warning? The State of California requires the following warning "This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm" Are supplements with the Prop 65 warning unsafe? A Prop 65 warning does not mean that the use of an individual product will cause cancer or reproductive harm when used as directed. There is much debate over what a toxic level or a cumulative toxic level of each different substance is. An example, for reproductive toxins the stated level requiring a warning label is 1000 times lower than the lowest level at which animal studies reported no reproductive health effect. At this dose, the risk of harm may be very low, yet a product still requires the Prop 65 warning. An example of this is lead. The proposition 65 limit for lead is 0.5 mcg per day. The US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) safe limit for lead in drinking water is 15 mcg/L per day. To help with perspective on how some of the standards set by Proposition 65 are extremely low, many plant foods contain naturally-occurring lead from the soil it was grown in. One ounce of dark chocolate can contain about 0.6 mcg of lead, which would exceed the safe limit of lead by Prop 65 standards. So yea, compared to known pan-resistant infections in the US (meaning they are resistant to all known antibiotics), and the risk of sepsis, I will take the lead warning.

This was definitely a "click" to order item. Purchased for my husband from an ad. He claims it's great stuff. Works beyond belief. Cleared him right up. Natural ingredients too. 10 out of 10 item.

I’d like to thank all my fellow sinus sufferers for posting such helpful reviews. I was encouraged to try a natural remedy and so very happy I did. My story goes back to when I was 20 and had a bad sinus infection. My first. After 3 rounds of antibiotics I was thought I was ok. But the sinus issues continued, and I developed allergies to grass, mold, dust, and other airborne triggers. I never before thought the antibiotics were responsible for compromising my immune system. I’ve been to countless allergy docs and an ENT who did sinus surgery on me. What a waste of time and money. And no relief. Maybe cancer and leukemia research is more important, but sinus sufferers would like to see the medical community get to the root cause of the problem. I shyly suggested to my ENT that my problems could be fungal and was pretty much shut down as not knowing what I was talking about. Here’s what I’ve been doing with GREAT success: 1) My first supplement was purchased because of great reviews. BREATHE by Eu Naturals. I noticed improvement in a couple days. Much less mucous. I slept like a baby. 2) Along with BREATHE and reading reviews I decided to see what others were doing to eliminate the problem...not just control it. By week three I added Olive Leaf capsules and ALJ. Now things started to go from good to REALLY good. The morning hacking is gone and I can deep breathe like never before. The improved sleep alone has energized me and I’m noticing the dark circles under my eyes are improving. So now I’m a believer and read more reviews. Sort of interesting to see what combination of supplements work for maximum relief. 3) at this point I want to get on a soapbox and tell everyone how much better I feel. My life is happy and complete but it’s a lot more enjoyable without all the excess mucous, coughing and always feeling 70% OK even with Allegra-d, Mucinex, Benedril, and the useless steroid sprays. I haven’t used them since. So now I started reading more on the fungal angle. Excellent results are reported with Oil of Oregano. I just received two OOO products today; capsules and a nasal spray. The oreganos nasal spray is intense. I’ll report back if my slightly white coated tongue becomes fresh pink as it should be. Ah yes the white coating if fungus. Yuk. When present that fungus will spread to your sinuses and throat and cause miserable sinus issues. The excess mucous is trying to rid your sinuses and throat of the offending substance. So why not kill the offending substance? Good luck to all of you. I pray you get the blessed relief I’m experiencing.

Amazing stuff. I like all the NAH&S products. I am currently doing the Purge, the Juice, the P73 and using the Sinu Orega. Fungus....that is what is killing us all. Chronic sinusitis is usually FUNGUS...and you have to kill it. Watch Dr Cass Ingram on youtube and read 'The cure is in the Cupboard' (you can get the book here too) (you can get all the products here) All these products are antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral. Read the book. It will help you greatly. I was so sick with a non-stop sinus infection for almost two years. Constant antibiotics were destroying my colon. I didn't know what to do but somehow stumbled onto these products from research when I knew I couldn't take another antibiotic. My life turned into a candida/fungal nightmare. It was time to try something else because the meds the docs were giving me were killing me slowly. I will NEVER be without these products. I LOVE the P73. Felt a cold sore coming on. Put it on and the cold sore never arrived. Stopped it dead in its tracks so I know their products are antiviral. I cant sing their praises enough. Sure...you are going to have to get used to the taste and with this the burning sensation but it does subside. Take it easy the first few times you use this or you will feel like your eyes are going to pop out!! Sniff is SLOWLY... one nostril at a time when you first try it. Just a little sniff... you understand why. Don't just shoot it up your nose or you will fall OUT! Love this product and all their products. I am getting well after almost two years of illness.

Seems to help drain sinuses. Heads up, it burns like fire but you get used to it. Kinda like water up your nose in pool.

Not sure if this is supposed to ultimately improve my sinus flare ups or anything but it sure does feel good. Opens me up decently enough but what I ended up getting addicted to is the burn. Oh the burn takes me back.

I’ve used this product for years to ward off a pending cold or respiratory infection. Full disclosure, it is uncomfortable to use, but it never fails.

Okay--I have to say I really like this spray in spite of a few quibbles. I also have to say that Xclear works almost as well. Positives: It does help as a mild decongestant. I've been using it daily for many months, and I truly believe it has helped me avoid antibiotics. Though it's expensive, one bottle typically lasts a long time. Negatives: I actually called and mentioned to the company that they should use distilled or micron-filtered water in a product intended to go into the sinuses. The young man I spoke to blithely informed me that the product was pure because the oregano oil would kill any bacteria in the spring water. I'm not sure about that! More seriously, the bottle I got in this shipment was unusable. The spray nozzle popped up the moment I tried to squirt it, and I could not screw it back in. In fairness, this has never happened before, and I've bought several bottles, because I do think this spray helps with my allergies and frequent sinusitis. But I really don't think it should have happened at all. I will try to attach pictures showing what I mean if I can figure out how! Summing up, I like this spray and find it helpful, but I wish the company paid more attention to settled science and filtered their spring water. And I'd like slightly better quality control on the packaging.