Medi GradeSinus Rinse Packets – Nasal Rinse Essentials Kit of 130 x Salt Packets and Convenient Storage Bag - Enjoy Effortless Nasal Irrigation at Home or On The Go with Our Neti Pot Salt Packets

Anyone who has been using the Big name saline packets needs to try this product ! I’m really impressed with my 1st initial purchase. What you get is so much more than the leading name. There are so many extras included. The bottle alone is larger than the one I’ve been buying for years & years. I can use for 2 rinses as opposed to the other. The quality is excellent !

Amazing product! These work great and there was so many for the money, Does not burn and I am not having any allergy problems this season. Very easy to open little packet, comes with a little bag to put them in. I am so happy with these and will continue to purchase more as needed.

I purchased this to use with my netipot for congestion. It’s a cheaper alternative to the brand name saline packets you can get in the store. Easy to use and works as intended.

I didn’t realize this is for larger bottles…. A bit to much for a smaller bottle

Very good

Works great, good price

Perfect sized satches! I use half per use since my nasal rinse is smaller than 500ml. Or I'll use a whole and rinse my nose twice. Couldn't be happier with this purchase.

Honestly, I have no idea what the "best" ratio of salt to baking soda is ideal. I can't find what ratio the big-name NeilMed uses. They just say it contains sodium chloride and sodium bicarbonate. (Salt and baking soda). But not the ratio. This product, the Medi Grade, says on the package 99.5% sodium chloride, 0.5% sodium bicarbonate. So almost pure salt. The Rite Aid brand says it is 700 mg sodium bicarbonate, 2300 mg sodium chloride. So about 75% salt. Again, I have no idea what is ideal. But it would be nice if it wasn't so hard to find out what the ingredients are. And if you think you want more baking soda, then maybe the Rite Aid would be good for you.I have a 600 ml water flosser, and I had been using four (!) packets of NeilMed. I will only need two packets of this, the Medi Grade, and it's cheaper. So, this will save me money. Again, since I don't know what ratio NeilMed uses, I don't know if they exactly compare or not. But I'm sure this is good enough. On the other hand, while its cheap, it would be even cheaper to just use a teaspoon or two of salt from the store.Some reviews of this product claims it burns. Perhaps the users are used to using a product with less salt, more baking soda? I don't know, just a guess.