Techniques & Products Promoting Better Nasal/Sinus Health

Treatment for sinus
infections and sinusitis

Rhinotip Products
801.501.4300

K.K. from Utah:
"I have been irrigating my sinuses daily for more than three years. In that time, I haven't had a single sinus infection (which I used to get constantly) and, I have been able to stop taking ----. When I skip a day or two, I can really feel a difference. I now have almost my entire office utilizing the Rhinotip.

S.B. from Washington:
"Thanks, I love what it does for my nasal passages!"

J.P. from Michigan:
"The Rhinotip works much better than the sinus tip I had bought from an allergy catalogue. I'm allergic to antibiotics and using irrigation daily has kept me out of the doctor's office."

J.M. from Oregon:
"This little product works! For years I have suffered from perpetually clogged sinuses from the heavy pollen/mold spores that grow in this region. Two years ago I had a serious sinus infection, for which I had to take antibiotics for the first time. The scare of that event caused me to research the web to learn more about sinus care. I found the Rhinotip, ordered it, and it's cured the problem for me. Once you get over the initial resistance to irrigate your sinuses, YOU WILL BE SO GLAD YOU DID. Thanks so much for such an inexpensive way to cure such a big problem."

B.K. from Oklahoma:
"I was originally advised to do sinus irrigation using a turkey baster, which I did for quite a while. The relief was genuine, but the turkey baster was no fun at all. I started a search on the web and found the Rhinotip. I ordered one and have been delighted with it. I find it especially helpful after mowing the lawn or any other outdoor activity with dust and other airborne stuff. Clear sinuses are a wonderful feeling."

M.D. from California:
"I started nasal irrigation...3 wks. ago. My life at age 47 has been transformed. In addition to a minimum average improvement of 40% more air penetrating deep into my warm sinus cavities, I seem to be having all sorts of collateral benefits to my overall health. I see no explanation why nasal irrigation should not be a MANDATORY part of medical school courses dealing with strategies for treating allergies. Although this tale of joy is anecdotal, I know that the professional literature is also catching up rapidly.

Remember - Individual results may vary. This irrigation is not intended to replace, but rather to complement traditional medical care, including medication and surgery, recommended by your doctor. Patients are encouraged to inform their healthcare professionals that they are irrigating, and to follow any recommendations and guidelines their doctors recommend. Medical advice based on direct physical examination and personal clinical familiarity should always take precedence over indirect medical advice and anecdotal reports.