NAVAGE® Essentials Bundle: Nose Cleaner, 30 SaltPods, Caddy, Sinus Relief

Amazing - life saver to sleep at night and not wake up with horrible running nose. I can't believe I've suffered for so long without something like this. I've been using and testing for several weeks now. Absolutely works for me. For over 10 years I've been suffering with half my nasal cavity (one side) being totally blocked every night. I've had to breath out of my mouth when I sleep and every morning spend at least 10min of really bad runny nose, nasal drip, and profuse blowing of my nose. I've been using once in the morning and once in the evening before bed. At first use, both my nasal cavities opened up 100% and I've forgotten how it feels to breath fully. Be advised: it took me a couple of tries to get a hang of the process - keeping pressure on upper pallet to keep the saline running into your throat, breathing while the process is running. I had gagging and had to spit out the saline from my mouth a couple of times until I figured it out. Keep at it, for me it took time and patience before I figured it out on my 4th try. Now I can set up, run the process, and clean up within just about 3 min. And now it's quick and no discomfort. Be sure to use warm water. Breathing 100% both nostrils at night with so much better sleep. Almost zero running nose and blowing in the morning before I run it again. Then rest of the day is pretty much minimal congestion and runny nose. I've found this will not prevent/fix inflammation due to eating GMO wheat and gluten. Most of inflammation comes from synthetic USA wheat which this will not fix. When I eat gluten I still get inflammation which as we should know presents most in our mucus membranes - ears, nose, throat. So unless I'm in Canada or Europe, I refrain from what and flour, use Navage and I'm breathing 100% with no issues. Construction and design is really good. Only concern is that the blue plastic fill tank and catch tank are very thin plastic. Be careful not to drop because I'm sure they would shatter. Overall - amazing.

I was reluctant to try this, as its expensive, once I got past the first try, i liked it. I couldn't imagine having water pumped through my sinus, how ever once you take the plunge I'm very happy I bought this. I have chronic sinus problems, stuffiness nasal congestion. I find it's best to use at least twice a day. I'm amazed on how much mucus and snot you wash out with each use. It feels good to rinse the sinus. I last longer with out nasal sprays after i use it. It will not work with out a salt pod in it , so you cannot dry run it. Pod has to be in place for it to engage. If you try it with out the pod you will think it doesn't work or stopped working. It's set up to work with their pod in it. That's fine with me. I rinsed it out, tried it for a couple days, before I ordered more salt pods, I just did one rinse tonight I'll do another in a while. Works great cleaning out sinuses. Salt pods work, feel just fine. I found it also helps you get over a cold quicker, flushing the mucus out. Mine usually lingers, Not this time. Rinsing with Navage helped greatly. I now enjoy the rinse. I have a deviated septum. I read people saying it will not work with the Deviated Septum.. so that means for me my nasal passage is smaller on my left side. So I physically adjust the nozzels while I'm holding it in action, if its going slow, it means the passage is not straight, I wiggle it and or align it while in progress of rinsing. so for me it works fine with my deviated septum. If you have a clogged sinus, clear it first with meds or spray, Once you reduced sinus swelling, the unit works better it needs a clear passage. I will continue to use it twice a day it gives me relief. It's easier to take care of your sinuses using this machine in my opinion. I am not a Dr or medical person. I'm just a customer. yes it feel good to wash the snot out and see what is floating in the tank, you'll be surprised what you wash out regularly. Try it out it may help you. If not you can always return it under 30 days I believe. Also I read here it takes one cup of water, that is correct. I fill a measuring cup to the line one cup, then I let it sit on the counter to warm up and I microwave the water for 11 seconds, so its not cold in the sinus. I wish I would have bough this sooner, sure does help flushing the sinuses. Once you use it a couple times you'll find it very easy to use and clean. I use filtered water that takes the Chlorine and chemicals out of the tap water.

This is my second one of these. They do the job as advertised but weak pump/motor wearing out sucks. Even so they take care of business..

QUICK REVIEW: If a regular, inexpensive Neti pot doesn't work for you, then this device might be just what you're looking for! Just search the web for "Navage Hack" before you buy this so you don't need the salt pods and can use your own saline!! MORE INFO: Like everyone else I bought a Neti pot because I have allergies and sinus congestion. The cheap, regular Neti pots do not really work for me -- my nasal passages are either too swollen, too clogged, or perhaps I have some kind of weird alien anatomy up there. I don't know. All I know is, standing over the sink with snot pot in hand, head tilted, the water ... went nowhere. It went in my nostril and dribbled out the same side, or down my throat, or down my shirt. After repeated tries with the standard kinds of Neti pots I just gave up. The Navage doesn't use gravity like a regular Neti pot, it uses an electric pump to suck water up one nostril and out the other. Instead of water dribbling through your nose, it is being forced through. (More like "gently pulled" than forced, don't be scared! It's not a pressure washer, haha) It's really simple: this device works for me and Neti pots don't. If you can use a standard, cheap Neti pot, I probably wouldn't buy this device. Although it does keep your snot out of the sink, it's way more expensive, takes up more space, and is harder to clean (has more parts and can't go in the dishwasher). I give this device 5 stars so far. I had to subtract one star because of the "salt pods." RANT: Having said all that, I hate products like this where it is made to be proprietary on purpose simply to generate more profit. This product already costs 3-4 times what you'd pay for the standard Neti pots you see everywhere. It's also going to break someday and I will need to buy another one. Now you want me to spend $20/month for salt? Salt that is no more special than what's in my cupboard right now? Just build a better mousetrap and I will buy it and tell my friends to buy it. Don't overcharge us for the cheese.

I honestly can’t say enough good things about the Navage Essentials Bundle. This has been one of the best investments I’ve made for dealing with allergies and sinus congestion. It works extremely well and leaves my sinuses feeling genuinely clean and clear after every use. The system is simple to use, effective, and gives almost immediate relief during allergy season. I’ve noticed a huge difference in how well I breathe, especially when pollen levels are high. It does a much better job than basic saline sprays or other rinses I’ve tried in the past. If you struggle with allergies, sinus pressure, or congestion, I highly recommend giving the Navage a try. It’s one of those products that actually lives up to the hype.

I've waited for a year to write this review because I wanted to see how it would affect my nose and hold up as a product over time. Reviews written soon after purchase simply don't have the history needed to decide it it's a good investment. Since this item is a bit pricey and changes your lifestyle it seemed fairer and more effective to give it some time before reviewing. The Navage rinses your nose with 8 ounces of saline at at time. The principle is clever - it pumps the saline in one nostril and sucks it out the other, making a complete circuit around your nasal septum (the barrier that divides one nasal passage from the other). By taking this approach you saline fills the passages and is removed without leaking or splashing all over the place. It's much, much less messy than a neti pot or the SinuPulse Elite Advanced Nasal Sinus Irrigation system. You can also take a look at the used saline to determine whether you're actually doing anything with the irrigation, which is psychologically helpful if nothing else. From a physical product perspective I would give it 4 stars. The one real problem that they could easily fix is that the battery compartment in the bottom of the machine doesn't have a rubber gasket. This means that if saline splashes or you set it down on a wet surface water or saline can leak into the battery compartment. I bet that this happened with my first machine which simply stopped working after three months. The company was very good about replacing it, but it wasted a lot of saline trying different batteries, rinsing to rule out salt build-up on the switches, etc. Otherwise the machine has been holding out well thus far. That's all very well, but how does it work? I believe that the Navage folks have hit upon really hit on something here. The biggest difference between the Navage and SinuPulse Elite is that Navage delivers a broad stream of saline at a relatively low velocity, while the SinuPlus does the opposite (and makes a mess in the process). The SinuPlus is like using a Waterpik on your nose - in fact that's essentially what it is. By using a broad stream of saline with a lower velocity, the Navage does a good job of rinsing the whole nasal passage every time you use it. Presumably it's washing away dust, pollen, and other allergens in the process, which should lead to less immune system reaction and swelling of the mucosa. Moreover, it seems to work in practice. Combined with using Breath Right nasal strips at night, I've been sleeping and breathing better than I have in years. My wife believes that I'm snoring much less than previously directly as a result of the Navage. I'm not in a position to confirm this, of course, but she's a pretty reliable witness. One thing that's useful to know is that it's definitely true that you may have to position the inflow and outflow very specifically. For reasons that I'd like to know, I can get saline flowing into one side of my nose but not the other. As a result I always have to position the inflow prong on the "good" side, and the outflow on the other side. Try it both ways and see if this is the case for you. Good luck!

Navage is absolutely amazing! It cleans out my nose! I am so glad one of my friends recommended this to me!

I have the unfortunate experience of dealing with many, many repeat sinus infections that began about 4 years ago. I have tried every sinus system under the sun to try to resolve my sinus issues - SinuPulse (which I like, but not as effective as NeilMed), Netipot (which I find totally ineffective), NeilMed (which is my favorite), and now Navage. I have been very happy with the NeilMed squeeze bottle now (which I need to do some tricks and turns with, literally, to make work for me - but it does work, and it's very inexpensive). But a recent new holistic health practicioner recommended this to me, so I tried it. Please only read on if you aren't grossed out by graphic sinus rinsing details!! I am currently getting over a sinus infection. For the last 7+ days my sinuses have been "blocked", meaning nothing - NOTHING - is coming out when I do nasal rinses. My sinuses are just "stuck". I had a sinus treatment by my new doctor, and my sinuses finally unblocked and they cleared and cleared and cleared out the super thick, yellow, sticky gunk day by day (using my Neilmed bottle). He recommended I try the Navage, so I did. I tried this over and over, but it won't remove any gunk at all. All that's left in the bottom of the tank is the clear salt water. It just doesn't pull the mucus out of my nose at all. I cannot get this to really work for me. When I used the Neilmed bottle AFTER the Navage, plenty of yellow goup comes out again! I personally find the Navage to be very weak at cleaning/clearing my nose. It has very little force, compared to the force I can generate w/ a Neilmed bottle. It also only cleans for a few seconds and it's over. It's very inconvenient to drain the bottom of the tank, refill, turn the nostrils, and clear out the 2nd side. It's really a pain. I find using a Neilmed bottle so much easier. I can rinse 3-4 times (sometimes I need to as an infection is breaking up). I wouldn't want to go through the hassle of trying that w/ this machine. Last - and this is really important to me - I really find cleaning this to be way to difficult. There are many parts to detach and rinse. And they take a really long time to dry - even w/ the drying rack. The bottom and top tanks do NOT disassemble, so they stay wet inside for a long time. Plus, it takes up a bit of counter space. I just don't find this effective - at all - for any nose cleaning. Plus, it's very expensive. And it is really difficult to clean. I really am surprised so many people find this effective, and I'm glad they do.....I just didn't find this effective at all. But I've got a very stubborn set of sinuses that didn't respond at all to sinus surgery either. I hope others find relief w/ this machine, but I didn't.

Effective and easy to use

Despite that am missing 8 salt pods from the advertised product but to be honest am super happy not only from the product but from the blazing fast delivery This kind of service from the seller forgives him for the missing pods Highly recommended Even writing this review is more efficient with a clear nose

Exactly as described. Works quite well.

Works very well with amazing quality.

Best product to have for ur sinus to get healthy