ANCIENT SECRETS Nasal Cleansing Salt, Non-Iodized – USP-Grade Sodium Chloride for Any Neti Pot, Sinus Irrigation System, 8 Oz

It's good salt at a good price. I've used a few bags so far, and had ZERO issues. I use a measuring spoon from the kitchen instead of their little one. But other than that, if the price is right, I WILL buy more. I dump the bad into a small piece of tuperware, and now find this BETTER than the single serve packets people pay extra for and have to tear open daily.

This is my go-to netti pot salt that I have been purchasing for over 10 years. It works well and rinses my sinuses with no burning. And, it is inexpensive compared to other brands. I highly recommend this netti pot salt.

I have used this type of salt when I lived in a state where we had numerous health food stores. I love this salt for neti pot it soothes my nasal passages and I am so glad it's sold on Amazon because where I live now, the health food stores are very far.

I bought this to replace the little premade packets. I use 2 parts salt and 1 part baking soda to create my mix. Just put everything in a 1/2 gallon mason jar and shake, then pour it into a smaller 8 oz mason jar for daily use.

It is good salt--dissolves easily and does not have any burn. It is pricey for this sort of product, though.

Original Headline: There is no discernible difference between cheap and expensive neti saltI have been cleansing my nasal for almost two decades, and I have used all different kinds of neti salts. I think this is, at the time of me writing this review, the cheapest nasal cleaning salt on Amazon. Frankly, I really have not felt any difference between cheap and expensive neti salt — they are just, salt. 🤷‍ They all felt the same when mixed with water. So I would not pay more for other pricier brands.Here is a personal recommendation: buy this cheap salt and mix it with Alkalol nasal wash. Alkalol is very effective in cleansing nasal. Alkalol burns your nasal at first, but feels very refreshing after you get used to its burning sensation. Adding salt to Alkalol lessens and smooths out the burning sensation. I have been using Alkalol for many years, long enough to not feel the burning sensation, but I still add salt to it. This is a cheap and good enough enough salt to be used as a base to mix with Alkalol.Update: the price has doubled since I last bought it, so it is no longer the cheapest neti salt.Updated again on July 8, 2021: The price has come back down again. Anyway, I last bought it at $2.50, and I would not buy it if it was over $3.

It's salt. Works for nasal irrigation, or as the bag label calls it, "the ancient practice of neti." I wonder if they offer neti retreats, solemnly immersing participants in the "ancient practice of neti" for 4 or 5 days in Costa Rica or Santa Barbara. Better yet, clothing optional and tantric with some primal scream therapy thrown in. "The positive benefits of my neti practice were unimaginable, but now I understand the energy of neti that flows through me and all creation."

Great salt for netti pot. Whole Foods used to sell it. Delivered as stated!