Natural Sea Salt, Fine Sea Salt, 16 Ounces

This salt saved me so much money! I was previously using H2Ocean for my piercings but it was costly. Although the H2Ocean spray is great for piercings, this, despite not being a name brand and directed towards people with piercings, is just as good. You get so much salt which will last you forever.All you need to make the solution is 1/4 teaspoon of the sea salt and 1 cup (8 oz.) of distilled water and it works the exactly same way. You can put it in a spray bottle, which you can get at the Dollar Tree or Target, and you're all set.Save yourself the money and buy this sea salt and some distilled water from a grocery store!

Ive been using this to clean my piercings because the saline solutions they sell do not do the job. I feel like its definitely helping them heal slowly but surely and its a good price. Brings a good amount of salt

Using product for sea salt soaks for new piercing. So far, so good, but I'm a bit wary after looking over the packaging. It says it was made in the USA and yet there are spelling and grammar mistakes throughout the text on the packaging. "All-purpouse" and the like. Kind of wishing I would have just gone to the store and picked up sea salt for ease of mind.

For a product proudly made in the USA, the packaging and product description are riddled with spelling and grammar mistakes. The spelling mistakes on the product packaging are mainly on the back, quite conveniently omitted from the product images on Amazon. I'm sorry to say, but with such poor attention to detail, it really makes me wonder about other things not being done properly, like sourcing and quality control.As for the quality of the salt I cannot say, since I have no idea about salt. Unfortunately the lack of attention to detail with the packaging and marketing material has made me distrustful of this company and product. Come to think of it, the reviews do seem to be a bit too good to be true.

I got this to make sea salt solutions to soak my piercings in. I do piercings on myself a lot so this is really nice to have. Buying the premade solutions can be pretty expensive, so I prefer to make my own. You can also use this in cooking; it seems to make meat tastes better (especially steak). I guess it's a little weird that I'm using it for both cooking and cleaning purposes, but it's versatile and I like it. If I run out I'll most likely buy this again. This was also the cheapest sea salt I could find that I could clean my piercings in, so it was nice.

Bias alert: I normally use and love Himalayan pink salt, so I'm a little spoiled. Because I love that stuff so much, I've gotten interested in trying other non-mainstream salts. This has a very sharp, clean salt flavor, much more powerful than the Himalayan salt which is softer and more complex. The grind on this is listed as fine, but it's not powdery-fine; it's little sharp crystals. It's obviously been refined, as it's a very pure, clean white color. I'd say if you want a step up from table salt but still want your salt to look normal, this would be a good choice. It's actually cleaner looking than table salt.Now ....something's causing me to give this product the side-eye. The package says it's made in the USA, and gives a Texas PO box. All that comes up for "Natural Sea Salt Inc." in Texas is the business registration. The package is, well, written in fluent Engrish. It says "Convenient for all-porpouse." "...sense of well-begin." "....prevent or leverage diabetes...." How many US companies write like this?I don't wish to imply everyone must be fluent in English, or that other nations can't produce fine quality products. I'm simply suspicious of something claiming to be a made in the USA health food product having a label written like this, and also making claims that their *salt* is low sodium and can prevent diabetes.I received this free or virtually so for product testing and review. I am under no obligation to provide a positive review and receive no incentives or rewards for doing so. My aim is to highlight features and drawbacks that I would want to know about as a buyer, not hype the product for the manufacturer. My remarks are sincere and my own.

I quit using Morton's salt because it's not really salt. I decided to try this and I love it!! Highly recommend and get rid of the Morton's salt. This is so much better. Morton's has Calcium Silicate and Dextrose (process sugar). Both of these are bad for you. They are putting sugar/chemical preservatives in everything!! Whatever happened to just salt.

Really like this. I put it in a spray bottle and mixed it with some water and would spray it on my face when I was breaking out and it helped! I figured if I couldn't live by the ocean and get those natural healing properties of salt water, this was the next best thing.