Ancient Secrets Ceramic Nasal Cleansing Pot, 1 Neti Pot

It's ceramic, the box is nice and has good information on it. The neti is rather cute, i like the feel and look of it.

I ordered this item based upon the fact it was ceramic, and paid extra. I was very disappointed to find that the item actually delivered was plastic. The amazon resend items function and customer services worked fine, but I am still waiting for the refund. Will update if there are any problems.

I did not receive a ceramic pot but a plastic one which is rather smelly. Overall quality of the pot is fair enough so I kept it as I needed a travel pot, anyway.

Does the job

Es perfecto 👌🏻

Warning: Broken on arrival. No returns or refund allowed. Waste of money.

Très joli, fait un cadeau sympa. Apparemment fonctionnel, mais je l'ai offert donc je en peux pas en dire plus.

I've been using this neti pot for over a year now and have to say that it really works great. My breathing is easier through my nose and my sinuses feel much more clear throughout the day. I don't feel bogged down by my allergies nearly as much. This particular neti pot is well-constructed and easy to use. I've had other neti pots that had odd angles or were made of cheap materials and were uncomfortable to use, but this one is glass and seems to have a great angle to it. Of course, being glass, it's easily broken, so that is one thing to consider.For the new Neti Pot users, a couple of things to take note of:The mixture: Using warm water with a 1/4 teaspoon of non-iodized salt is best. Obviously, cold water does not feel good and using table salt or too little/too much salt creates a horrible sensation. One time, I forgot to add salt and I sneezed all day long and my sinuses were extremely irritated. A grocery store near me sells cheap jars of salt specially for neti pots. I've also seen special oils you can add, but haven't tried them (I've also read about loss of your sense of smell from some oils, so be sure to do your research on them before using!).Actual use: Basically, the neti pot works by gently pouring a stream of water through your sinuses, so you tilt your head and pour through one nostril so the stream comes out the other. The one thing I make sure to do after each use is to blow my nose to get the excess water out and then I have a bottle of rubbing alcohol that I dab a q-tip in and run over the inside of my ear. I've found that the water from the neti pot often gets into my ear and I've even had it cause some irritation over time. Ever since I have been trying to dry the excess water up with the rubbing alcohol, there have been no problems. Of course, not everyone will have this issue. Also, if you are too clogged up, the water from the neti pot isn't going to go anywhere. It'd probably be best to take some medication to try to loosen the clog and then use the neti pot.Overall, the neti pot is a wonderful product for anyone who has trouble with allergies or their sinuses. It's not something you use as a quick fix for colds or sinus issues. Like I said before, it doesn't do anything if you are too clogged. It's great for those with constant allergies and mild congestion though. Used daily over a long period of time, it seems to have really helped me out.

This netipot is better than most others on the market because its shape makes it easy to use and the glossy porcelain makes it easy to clean and even boil to sanitize. I know many who swear by these to aid with allergy attacks, sinus infections and keeping off colds. At the recommendation of my functional medicine doctor, I add a little xylitol when I use for sinus infections. It works so well to clear things up. I use regularly when I've been doing dusty or dirty cleaning projects also and it reduces the amount of congestion I experience from that. I gave less than five stars as a travel item because of it being bulky, potentially fragile, and heavier than plastic versions. My husband successfully traveled with it to and from Hawaii, though.