Rhino-Horn Lota NetiFlow Nasal Rinse - Nasal Hygiene

What is the Rhino-horn Lota NetiFlow nasal rinse used for—nasal hygiene?

An eco-friendly and economical solution

Stuffy nose?
Respiratory allergies?
Sinus problems?
Nasal hygiene that’s pleasant and refreshing—recommended by doctors.
Salt dispenser included.
Includes detailed instructions with helpful information.

The Rhino Horn is a device designed for nasal rinses using warm (37°) salt water, for colds, sinusitis, and also for allergies to pollen and dust. The Rhino Horn can be used daily and is safe for pregnant women, who often suffer from a stuffy nose.

For rhinitis, sinusitis, acute or chronic rhinosinusitis, allergic rhinitis, or post-operative care, we recommend mixing one packet of Respimer Netiflow— a ready-to-use mineral complex—into a glass of water (preferably mineral water), approximately 250 ml.

In cases of nasal congestion, it is best to dissolve 2 packets of Respimer in 250 ml of water (once a day).

Respimer’s clinically proven solution helps clear the airways without the need for an aerosol, which can be cumbersome when traveling.

This nasal care product thins mucus to help clear away secretions, infectious agents, or crusts, gently cleansing the nose.

We also offer Santé Verte Actirub Children’s Nasal Hygiene Nasal Spray 120 ml at the best price in our online pharmacy.

How do you use the Rhino-Horn Lota?

Although the Rhino Horn is easy to use, it is recommended that you read the instructions carefully.

1. Add one scoop (or level teaspoon) of natural salt with no additives.
2. Fill the Rhino Horn (3 dl) with water at 37°C, body temperature. Shake it gently to completely dissolve the salt, or stir with the measuring spoon.
3. Placethe tip of the Rhino Horn against the less-clogged nostril. Press gently to prevent leaks.
4. Breathe normally through your mouth. It is impossible to breathe through your nose while the water is flowing through.
5. Lean slightly forward over the sink. Avoid sticking your chin out; instead, tuck it toward your chest.
6. Turn your head to the side while keeping your chin tucked in. The water will flow into one nostril and drain out the other.
7. When half the water has drained out, remove the Rhino Horn from your nostril and raise your head. Water will drip from your nose. Pinch one nostril closed and blow gently through the other to help the water drain. Repeat on the other side. Do not blow too hard to avoid popping your ears.
8. Pour the remaining water into the other nostril, following the same procedure.
9. Make sure there is no water left in your nose or sinuses after rinsing.
10. After using the Rhino Horn, empty it, rinse it, and let it air dry. Viruses and bacteria cannot survive on dry plastic.

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Precautions for Use

It is important to follow certain precautions when using Rhino-Horn Lota. Always ensure that the water used is clean and at an appropriate temperature to avoid discomfort or the risk of irritation. Do not use this product if you have active nosebleeds or severe nasal infections without consulting a healthcare professional.

What is the composition of this natural nasal remedy?

Made of hard, eco-friendly, and recyclable plastic

Product Details 

Available in red or blue.

Our expert opinion from pharmacists

Recommended by ENT specialists.
Nasal irrigation is recommended for the treatment and prevention of upper respiratory tract conditions: stuffy nose, colds and rhinitis, sinusitis, and allergies.
"Nasal irrigation with warm, salted water gently clears and cleanses the nose. It’s a simple procedure with no side effects.
Nasal irrigation has proven highly effective in the prevention and treatment of sinusitis and is also a very useful adjunct in the management of chronic sinusitis.
Very often, people with pollen and dust allergies find that their symptoms are alleviated by rinsing their nose with salt water."
This recommendation is endorsed by numerous Norwegian ENT specialists.
Nasal irrigation is part of folk medicine in many parts of the world and is a natural medical treatment.
Among certain African tribes, it is said that nasal irrigation “cleanses the thoughts” (clears the mind). In the practice of yoga, nasal irrigation has always been part of purification rituals.
Yoga is an ancient system based on practical methods aimed at enhancing physical and mental well-being. More and more yoga techniques are being incorporated into our culture. Brushing teeth has been one such practice for thousands of years. It has become a common practice here only in the last 100 years. Now, using the Rhino Horn for nasal hygiene is becoming an increasingly widespread habit.

The RHINO HORN was created by Per Peo Olsen, the founder and director of the Yoga School in Oslo. The RHINO HORN is made of hard, recyclable, and eco-friendly plastic (HDPE) and is manufactured in Norway. It fits comfortably in the hand, the tip feels pleasant against the nose, and its shape regulates the water pressure, allowing the water to flow easily through the nostrils. The RHINO HORN is available in pharmacies in Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark.