Sinus Saline Nasal Spray & Sinus Rinse, Drug-Free, Additive Free, Non-Drowsy Nasal Irrigation with 2-in-1 Jet + Mist Spray Nozzle for Cold & Allergy Season, 4.5oz Saline Solution Spray

This nasal spray is gentle and comfortable to use, especially during the dry winter weather. I like that it has two different spray settings, which makes it easy to adjust based on preference. The bottle lasts a long time and the mist is powerful yet soothing rather than harsh. I use as part of my nighttime routine and throughout the day as needed.

This spray is EXCELLENT for cleaning out sinuses and reducing the effects of pollen. It also helps reduce buildup which in turns reduces post-nasal drip that can make me cough.

Let me start off by saying I love this product. Coming off a bout with sinusitis, and it was finally the only thing that worked for me. And it honestly would have gotten 5 stars from me. But then I made a second purchase and THIS time the pump didn’t work right. And the whole point of this item is the pump - the fact that you can either use it as a power jet or just a gentle mist, neither of which are working.

Great product

I really like Mucinex sinus products. They aren't as harsh as I once thought they would be and they really seem to get the job done. There doesn't seem to be an adverse taste or smell as near as I can tell but I'm pushing 85 and haven't tasted or smelled much in a long time so you be the judge but I like Mucinex nasal spray, etc.

This sprays too hard and far in the nostril and taste gets in my mouth. Not my favorite

The product arrives quickly. The same product costs 4 dollars more at local stores. The dual spray settings slow me to better control the amount of saline I inhale into my nose and the Fact that it’s a sealed system minimizes concerns of contamination of the saline in the can, a concern using plastic squeeze bottles while allowing me to safely moisturize my nose over several weeks of use.

Instructions unclear. I placed this under my nose like any other saline solution and pressed the trigger. I received an insane amount of air but no saline. After messing with it a couple of times I figured out that you need to hold the bottle upside down. By this time, after 20 seconds of messing around, the air pressure used to expel the fluid is gone. Now the saline might dribble out. I'm going back to squeeze bottles to dispense the saline. Be aware they won't accept a return for this waste of money. It doesn't work, complete waste of time.