Rhino-horn lota NetiFlow nosewash - nasal hygiene

Rhino-horn lota NetiFlow nosewash - nasal hygiene

Ecological and economical care

Stuffy nose?
Respiratory tract allergies?
Sinusitis problems?
Nasal hygiene, pleasant and refreshing - recommended by doctors.
Dosette for salt included.
Inside a detailed user manual with useful information.

Rhino-horn lota NetiFlow description

The Rhino Horn is a device for performing nose washing from warm (37 °) and salty water, in case of colds, sinusitis, but also in case of allergy to pollens and dust. Rhino Horn can be used daily and can be used in pregnant women who often suffer from stuffy nose.

For rhinitis, sinusitis, acute or chronic rhinosinusitis, allergic rhinitis or postoperative care, we advise you to mix a sachet of Respimer Netiflow mineral complex ready to use , in a glass of water preferably mineral, 250 ml about.

In case of nasal congestion, it is best to put 2 sachets of Respimer in 250 ml of water (once a day).

Bringer's clinically proven solution helps release breathing voices without the aid of an aerosol that can be cumbersome when moving.

The action of this care for the nose fluidifies the mucus in order to evacuate secretions, infectious agents or crusts in order to wash his nose gently.

Using advice and reviews on the NetiFlow Rhino-horn lota

Although the Rhino Horn is simple to use, it is recommended that you read the instructions for use.

1. Pour a pod (or teaspoon) of natural salt without additives.
2. Fill the Rhino Horn (3 dl) with water at 37 ° C, the body temperature. Shake it slightly to completely dissolve the salt or stir with the pod.
3. Apply the tip of the Rhino Horn against the less clogged nostril. Press lightly to prevent leaks.
4. Breathe normally through the mouth. It is impossible to breathe through the nose during the passage of water.
5. Bend slightly forward, above the sink. Avoid advancing the chin, bring it back to your chest.
6. Turn your head to one side while keeping your chin tucked in. The water will flow into one nostril and will escape through the other.
7. When half of the water has drained, remove the Rhino Horn from the nostril and straighten your head. Water will flow from the nose. Block one nostril and gently blow through the other to ease the flow. Repeat on the other side. Do not blow too hard to avoid clogging 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 and sinuses after washing.
10. After using Rhino horn, empty it, rinse it and let it air dry. Viruses and bacteria do not survive on dry plastic.

Composition of NetiFlow

Made of hard plastic, eco-friendly and recyclable

Introducing the NetiFlow Rhino-horn lota

Available in red or blue.

Our expert advice in pharmacy

Recommended by ENTs.
Nose washing is recommended in the care and prevention of upper respiratory diseases: stuffy nose, colds and rhinitis, sinusitis and allergies.
"Nose washing with warm, salty water unclutters and gently cleans the nose - it's a simple gesture with no side effects.
Nasal lavage has been shown to be very effective in the prevention and care of sinusitis and is also a very useful adjunct in the treatment of chronic sinusitis.
Very often people who are allergic to pollen and dust are less affected by washing their noses with salt water. "
This recommendation is signed by many Norwegian ENT specialists.
Nose washing is part of folk medicine in many parts of the world and is a natural medical care.
In some African tribes, it is said that the washing of the nose "cleans the thoughts" (makes the mind clear). In yoga practice, nose washing has always been part of the purification process.
Yoga is an ancient system based on practical methods that aim to increase physical and mental well-being. More and more yoga techniques are being used in our culture. Tooth brushing has been around for thousands of years. It has become a common gesture for us for only 100 years. Now the use of the Rhino Horn for nasal hygiene is becoming a habit more and more adopted.

The RHINO HORN is created by Per Peo Olsen who is the founder and manager of the Yoga School in Oslo. RHINO HORN is made of hard plastic, recyclable and environmentally friendly (HDPE) and is produced in Norway. It is easily held in the hand, the tip is nice against the nose and its shape adjusts the pressure of water that passes easily into the nostrils. RHINO HORN is available in pharmacies in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark.