Sanvic Professional Nasal Irrigator Tip (Adult, Pink)

I purchased this knowing the stem wouldn't fit into my Waterpik Waterflosser WP-660C, I just hoped I could remove the rubber end at put it on my own tip. It works just fine, no leaks.I still hate using it, but it's better than using one of those squeeze bottles.

MY NOSE KNOWS....IT'S FINE

This tip works great with the waterpik WP100. You take the blue tip off & place it on the plain waterpik tip. I started out with #2 pressure setting. Works great. Saved me lots of money. I also mix up my own saline solution. 3 tsp pickling salt (free of additives & iodine) to 1 tsp baking soda. I use at least 1 tsp of the saline solution to 12 oz distilled water depending on my nasal congestion. I prefer a more hypertonic saline solution. It decreases the nasal congestion & draws out the gunk better. My nose does not drip as bad afterwards with the stronger saline solution.

I previously bought the Grossan nasal irrigator tip that costs twice as much as this one and this one was nearly the same for half the price. If you're used to nasal irrigation then I think you'll find this will meet your needs. I honestly could not tell any difference between this one and my previous one that cost more than twice the price as this one. I'm completely satisfied with this purchase and I would definitely buy this nasal irrigator tip again.

Does what its supposed to do. But for what it is is way over priced. Its basically a hollow plastic pipe with a soft tip.Could not find it cheaper anywhere else so no point in blaming the seller.

worked perfectly and it is affordable enough to discard when it can't be nicely cleaned anymore. I will definitely order more. I remove the tip and use it on a catheter tipped syringe to irrigate sinuses. The tip is nice a soft so I would imagine it would easily be adapted to fit individual needs.

It broke off easily so be careful I had to order another one. Otherwise it works

I miss placed this tip in moving and I couldn't use my sinus machine...