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Rinoway

Shower For Nasal Irrigation + 15 Isotonic Salts

Rinoway® bimodal shower for nasal irrigation for the treatment of allergic rhinoconjunctivitis and upper respiratory tract infections.

Rinoway® nasal irrigation shower helps eliminate dust, dirt, mucus, bacteria, viruses and allergens from the nose. It is also useful for the therapy of upper respiratory tract diseases and to alleviate related ailments. Made of sturdy but flexible plastic, it allows you to calibrate the pressure of the nasal irrigation. It can be put in the dishwasher or sterilized in boiling water or microwave (it should be placed in the microwave for 2 minutes at 600 watts, moist and disassembled).

The package includes 15 sachets of Rinoway® Std Isotonic salts.

It can be reused many times, thus avoiding the waste of many disposable bags!

Rinoway® bimodal shower for nasal irrigation can be used together with Rinoway® Std salts (for a 0.9% Isotonic solution) and Rinoway® 3% salts (for a 3% Hypertonic solution). Nasal irrigations with saline solutions are used for daily nasal hygiene and for the treatment of diseases of the upper respiratory tract (rhinitis and sinusitis in particular).

The procedure involves irrigation of the nasal cavities with isotonic or hypertonic saline solutions in order to remove mucus, scabs, air pollutants, viruses, bacteria and allergens. In practice, it favors the normal elimination from the nasal cavities of all substances that can harm the normal functioning of the nasal mucosa, paranasal sinuses and nasopharynx.

Under what conditions is it appropriate to do nasal irrigations?

Nasal irrigation with saline solution at physiological pH, with hyaluronic acid and panthenol can be useful for the prevention and symptomatological treatment of numerous diseases, including:

common cold (viral) and bacterial rhinitis,
allergic rhinitis,
atrophic or drying rhinitis (subjects exposed to smoke or other irritants),
acute or chronic rhinosinusitis,
adenoid hyperplasia and habitual snoring,
post-operative care,
rhinitis in pregnancy,
in people who continue to clear their throats,
in subjects with closed ears,
in nasal polyposis.

What can be achieved from proper nasal hygiene:

better breathing, thanks to effective nasal clearing,
a reduction in discomfort due to exposure to allergens,
a decrease in symptoms related to infectious episodes of the upper respiratory tract and sinuses (by improving mucus removal),
a reduced need to use systemic or local drugs normally used to combat the aforementioned disorders,
better sleep quality,
a faster post-operative course in case of nose surgery