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NasoFree Nasal Saline Sachets (Xylitol)

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Saline nasal rinse sachets with added xylitol for ongoing sinus care
Helps cleanse the nose and sinuses by removing mucus, allergens, dust and irritants
Suitable for chronic sinusitis, colds and hay fever
Pre-measured 6.5 g sachets for convenient daily use
Suitable for use with nasal irrigators, squeeze bottles and neti pots
Gentle on the sensitive nasal lining

NasoFree Nasal Saline Sachets with Xylitol – For ongoing sinus care

Do you suffer from chronic sinusitis, hay fever or ongoing nasal congestion? NasoFree Nasal Saline Sachets with Xylitol are specially developed for saline nasal rinse and daily sinus care, helping to cleanse the nose and support comfortable breathing.

Used with a nasal irrigator, the saline nasal rinse helps flush away mucus, allergens, dust and other irritants from the nasal passages and sinuses.

What are NasoFree nasal saline sachets with xylitol?

NasoFree nasal saline sachets with xylitol contain sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate, xylitol and peppermint oil to create a saline nasal rinse solution for nasal wash and sinus rinse routines. The saline solution helps rinse away mucus, allergens, dust and other irritants from the nose and sinuses as part of a regular nasal irrigation routine.

Regular nasal rinsing may help to:

Remove excess mucus
Cleanse the nose and sinuses
Help maintain clean nasal passages during allergy seasons and colds
Support daily nasal hygiene

Why is xylitol added to a nasal rinse?

Xylitol is a naturally occurring ingredient that has been studied for use in nasal irrigation for people with chronic rhinosinusitis (chronic sinusitis). Research suggests that xylitol may help support regular sinus cleansing by helping reduce the protective mucus layer (biofilm) formed by certain bacteria.

This makes xylitol saline rinses a popular option for people looking for ongoing sinus care support as part of a daily nasal rinse routine.

When to use NasoFree

NasoFree nasal saline sachets with xylitol can be used as part of a regular nasal rinse routine in the following situations:

Chronic sinusitis (chronic rhinosinusitis)
Hay fever and allergies (pollen, dust mites, animals)
Colds and nasal congestion
Daily sinus care and nasal hygiene
After exposure to dust or dry environments

Why choose NasoFree nasal saline sachets with xylitol

Saline nasal rinse sachets with added xylitol
Designed for regular nasal irrigation and sinus rinse routines
Helps remove mucus, allergens and irritants
Supports comfortable breathing and clean nasal passages
Pre-measured 6.5 g sachets for convenient daily use
Suitable for use with NasoFree nasal irrigators

First time using a nasal rinse?

Start with the NasoFree Starter Kit, including the nasal irrigator bottle and saline sachets for effective nasal irrigation.

Already have the bottle? Continue with refill sachets as part of your daily nasal rinse routine.

How to use NasoFree

Prepare the solution

Empty one sachet of nasal rinsing salt into the nasal irrigator
Fill the bottle with distilled or previously boiled, lukewarm water (maximum 37°C)
Allow boiled water to cool to 37°C or below before use. Always check the temperature before rinsing

Note: Please read the full instructions for use before use.

Shake before use

Shake the nasal irrigator well so that the saline and water are fully mixed
Keep your finger on the cap while shaking
Lean forward over a sink and place the nozzle into one nostril at an angle (approximately 45°)
Gently squeeze the bottle

Rinse gently

Gently squeezing the bottle helps prevent the solution from entering your throat. If this happens, it is not harmful and you can spit it out
The solution may flow back through the same nostril (in case of severe blockage) or through the other nostril. Always keep the other nostril open and do not block it

Blow your nose

Blow your nose gently. Any remaining solution and loosened debris will come out
Repeat the process for both nostrils until the bottle is empty

When to use NasoFree

Sinusitis (rhinosinusitis)
Airway allergy to grass and tree pollen, house dust mites and/or animal dander
Colds
Recovery after nasal surgery (in consultation with your ENT specialist)
During or after a stay in a dusty environment
Snoring, as a result of colds or airway allergies

What’s in the sachets?

NasoFree nasal saline with xylitol: Sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate, xylitol and peppermint oil

Easy-to-use sachets

NasoFree nasal saline (with and without xylitol) is packed in sachets with an inner layer of aluminium. This keeps the contents dry and prevents lumps forming
NasoFree is homogeneous in composition and one sachet contains just the right amount for a nasal rinse of 200 - 250 ml
NasoFree nasal saline sachets are available in 2.5 g (standard saline) and 6.5 g (saline with xylitol) sizes

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