Description
Helio Supply Co Neti Pot (Ceramic glaze supplied at random) is a handcrafted ceramic vessel designed for nasal irrigation, a practice that may assist with nasal health. This Australian-made product showcases the artisanal skill of local craftspeople, with each pot being unique in its subtle variations.
Rooted in the traditional Ayurvedic practice, this Neti pot is designed to help introduce a saline solution into the nasal passages. While individual experiences may vary, some users find that nasal irrigation may help to support clear breathing and nasal comfort.
Key Features:
- Handmade in Australia with high-quality ceramic
- Unique glaze finish, randomly selected for each pot
- Ergonomically designed spout for comfortable use
- Suitable for use with saline solutions (not included)
Please note that slight variations in size and colour are a natural result of the handcrafting process, making each Helio Supply Co Neti Pot a truly individual piece. Always follow the provided instructions for safe and effective use.
Dosage
How to fill a Neti Pot? Fill the pot to the base of the spout with warm water add a quarter teaspoon unrefined sea salt (grey and moist). Adjust salt to suit your comfort e.g. a burning sensation indicates too much salt. If there is an infection of the sinuses or a history of recurrent infections you may add 5 drops of Echinacea tincture.How to Irrigate the sinuses Technique 1 – Hold the nostril closed with your finger, place the spout of the pot into the open nostril and tip the head at about 45 degrees towards the closed nostril. Gently pour the liquid into the sinus with a slight inhalation, opening the back of the mouth as if yawning and allowing the liquid to pour out the mouth. Remove the spout, blow out of the closed nostril any liquid that has collected there and then gently blow from the open nostril. Repeat on the other side until the Neti pot is empty. Do this twice daily.Technique 2 – Insert the spout of the Neti pot into the nostril and tip the head at about 45 degrees towards the closed nostril, while simultaneously elevating the net pot so that the water runs into the nostril. Keep the mouth open so you are able to breathe while irrigating. The water is to flow in through one nostril and out through the other nostril. Allow the water to pass through for about 20 seconds. Remove the spout and gently blow out the nostril. Irrigate the other side.
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