Nasopure Organic Nasal Rinse Kit
Wash Your Nose Clean, The Natural Way!

Using Nasopure.

Using Nasopure is best done while in the shower or while leaning over a sink. Although many people are comfortable using the solution at room temperature, it is recommended that you gently warm the solution to body temperature before use. This can be done by placing the bottle in a bowl of hot water for five minutes prior to use. Test the solution’s temperature by squeezing a drop on your wrist. Do not use if the solution is hot to the touch.

1) Place the spray bottle tip into one nostril, creating a good seal. Make sure the tip is pointed toward the back of your head (as shown), not upward. Seal your throat with your tongue as if you were gargling.

2) Gently squeeze the bottle, letting the solution enter your nasal cavity. The solution should rinse out of the other nostril.

It is not harmful if a small amount of solution goes down the back of your throat. At first, most people notice a mild burning sensation. This is normal and should disappear after several uses.

3) Switch nostrils and repeat.

4) When finished, gently blow your nose. For best results, rinse once or twice each day. Some people use Nasopure as part of their routine after brushing their teeth. Do not use immediately before bed or before activity, as water may drip from your nose for several minutes after rinsing.

For younger children.

Before using Nasopure, please check with your child’s doctor if your child is under 6 years of age, has recurrent ear or sinus problems, is disabled, or if your child is not tolerating the rinse.

1) Always have your child maintain an upright sitting position to prevent choking. DO NOT FORCE THE CHILD TO LIE DOWN.

2) Use 1/4 packet of Nasopure salt mixture in the enclosed 8 oz. bottle or a smaller spray bottle.

3) With the child leaning forward and facing straight ahead, gently squeeze a small amount (approximately 1 tsp.) into one nostril. Wait a few minutes before rinsing the other nostril.

4) Have the child lightly blow his/her nose. If the child is too young to blow, gently suction the nostrils with a small bulb syringe.

5) If you have any questions about using Nasopure with your child, please consult your child’s doctor or contact us directly before using Nasopure.