
Navage is a nasal cleaner that you can use in the comfort of your own home to get rid of sinus congestion. The device is easier and cleaner to use that typical squirt nasal rinses. You just have to fill it with water and put one of the salt pods in it. Place the nose pillows in your nose and you are ready to go. It is comfortable and easy to use. By using this product you will be sleeping and breathing better. You can say goodbye to blowing your nose every five minutes because Navage gets the job done and offers relief.
Videos below show the Navage used by common people.
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Sinus problems are never easy to deal with. Having to sit in a hospital waiting room for a prescription to relieve sinus pain can take for hours. Not anymore, now Navage can give you sinus relief without a prescription. The infomercial claims that Navage is the only nasal cleaner on the market with gentle suction. It is extremely easy to use and pain free. You never have to worry about leaving behind a mess to clean up either because everything that is sucked from your nasal passage empties into a conveniently located bucket which you can dump afterwards. Say goodbye to painful sinus rinses that are messy and time consuming - use Navage instead.
The cost of Navage is $59.95 plus $9.95 shipping, for a total price of $69.90.
Price is from As Seen on TV Commercial page: navage.com
The first step to using Navage is to fill it with water and close the lid.
The next step is to put a salt pod in the crushing chamber. Once you close the lid of this chamber the salt will be crushed and mixed with your water thus creating your saline solution.
Put the nasal pillows in your nose. When you do this make sure they are in your nose tightly so no air is seeping out of your nose but make sure they are still comfortable.
Now you can press the on button halfway. By doing this you will feel the suction to make sure Navage is working correctly.
Press the button all the way to start your sinus rinse. You will see that as you start doing this your saline solution will start emptying into the bottom compartment. Once all of the saline solution is in the bottom half of Navage you know you are finished completing your sinus rinse.
The final stage is to remove the nasal pillows from your nose. You should have a tissue near by to blow your nose into as some of the saline solution might be left in your nasal cavity.
Navage works by washing out the inside of your nose which then offers relief from nasal congestion. When you press the button on Navage the saline solution enters one nostril, goes into the nasal cavity and flows out the other nostril. Navage uses gentle suction to pull the saline mixture back out the other nostril. In doing so the solution covers your entire nose - providing optimal relief.
Navage's main competitors include neti pots and nasal squeeze bottles. These devices work by putting the tip in your nose and squeezing the bottle. They use pressure to push a saline solution through your nose. Navage does not push the solution through your nose, instead it uses gentle suction to pull the solution through your nasal cavity. The gentle suction provided by Navage offers more comfort and is easier to use.
The salt pods are made up of salt and water. Navage uses the purest kind of sea salt available. It is 99.99% sodium chloride which means it does not have any additives or fillers. The water has gone through a purification process to ensure it is as pure as possible.
It is suggested that you use Navage twice a day. However, this is not a rule. You can use Navage as often or little as you want - it is a matter of what you prefer and what you are comfortable with.
You have to use the right amount of water when using Navage. That is why you always have to completely fill Navage up with water - it equals out to be 236 ml. If you do not use this amount of water the salt pods will not dilute properly and this will cause a lot of burning and discomfort when the saline solution passes through your nasal cavity.
Navage is an innovative suction powered nose cleaner. It changes the very basis upon which nose cleaners have traditionally worked. All nose cleaners generally work by flushing the nasal cavities. This device, on the other hand, uses suction to clean your nose more effectively.
The device is very convenient and efficient. It doesn’t make a large mess, and there is no danger of liquid getting onto your clothes.
From those suffering from ailments related to the breathing passages, such as sinusitis or allergies, or any form of congestion of the sinuses, including the common cold, Navage works to clear away the congestion. It allows you to breathe easily and comfortably. It's also useful to maintaining the health of the breathing passages in areas where there is a lot of pollution or dust. This device does all this without using drugs.
Most drugs that are used to clear the breathing passages are based upon steroids. Navage, by not using these drugs, actually is a long term benefit to your health.
There are three Navage sets, the simplest being the Basic set. Also, there is a Starter set and a more advanced Deluxe set. There are different accessories that come with each set. For example, you have a countertop caddy, which is a very convenient holder not only for the nose cleaner itself, but also for the associated SaltPods. Its holder also allows you to conveniently dry the device when you’re not using it.
This device also includes a travel case that is excellent when you’re on a journey. Not only does it conveniently store your nose cleaner, but it also has a very elegant lock. As with the countertop caddy, the travel case can hold not only the nose cleaner, but also around 12 of associated SaltPods. Whether you’re going on a long trip or just for the weekend, your travel case is something that you will always carry with you. Navage's padded interior of the case ensures that the nose cleaner is undamaged while you’re travelling.
A third convenient accessory for this device is the nasal dock, which can accurately control flow between the nostrils, or even reverse it. Just a simple twist will reverse the direction of flow. There are very intuitive arrows that indicate which direction the flow is moving in.
The nose cleaner is actually designed to work with the SaltPods, but it can also just as easily work with other ingredients and treatments. All you have to do is add the ingredients to the mixture before you put it into the tank of the device. There is a certain procedure involved in adding these ingredients. First, you should take some liquid and mix the extra ingredients in.
Once you have stirred the mixture thoroughly and the extra ingredients are thoroughly mixed in, it’s tome to add the SaltPods to complete the mixture before putting it into the tank. Do bear in mind that while the SaltPods themselves are perfectly safe for one’s health, you should consult a medical practitioner before using any other kind of treatment.
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I have been using Novage for 2 years with great success. I especially use it after working in the yard to remove dust and pollen from my sinus cavities. With Covid, I use it as soon as I get home after being in any gatherings (can't medically attest this makes a difference but I do it anyway as a possible precaution. Covid is free so far). I have turned several friends on to Navage who have serious allergies and they continue to thank me. It is a great product!
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I never used the neti pot it scared me but I knew I needed something. I use Navage maybe twice a month. It's quick and easy. Never before bed. I am afraid of the water coming out of my nose while I sleep. Before Navage. I couldn't breathe, see, think or smell. Food tastes so much better now. I use hot water which is not that hot in my nose. ***You Have to Make Sure you have a Good Seal/Suction. Don't press hard. Keep Your Mouth Open! I carry tissue afterward to catch water coming from my nose (mostly when bending over) for a couple of hours. Sometimes I still feel a little stuffy. I take Aleve-D and I'm Good. I give Navage a thumb up. For Me, it's better than not.
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I like the Navage system and have used it for two years. However, during that time I always suffered from a chronic sinus infection. I just couldn't get rid of the infections. So, out of desperation, I stopped using Flonase, Nasacort, Claritin, and Navage. Since Navage was all natural, I gave it up last. After I completely stopped using Navage, my chronic sinus infection disappeared, vanished, and hasn't returned. I had read articles written by Eye, Nose, and Throat doctors that warned about sinus infections being caused by nasal drainage systems. Well, I'm living proof. I will never use any nasal drainage system again. Nasal drainage systems we're obviously the cause of my sinus infections.
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My wife purchased this at CVS for my birthday at the end of March, based upon the company's guarantee of 30 days. It is totally useless and CVS currently refuses to take it back, due to COVID 19, and Navage won't take it back since it wasn't purchased from them. The guarantee was advertised the same day she purchased it. Don't take a chance!
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I have used one of the squirt bottles to clear my sinuses seasonally for years and thought that this would be a far superior product (maybe just because it was so much more expensive) I found this not to be true. In fact, this morning, after I used the Navage, I had to use my nasal squirter to finish the job. It is quick and gentle, but not worth the extra cost.
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Works better than the bottle flush,however it's not worth the price.
It won't work without their pods at. 50 cents a pop. A couple times a day.$365 a year. Motor went out at 13 months. I would NOT recommend.
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Great product, but didn't like the idea of being locked into salt pod purchases. So look for a method to use CVS salt packets that I used for my Sinugator for years without any damage to what is a very standard salt-water impeller. Found one.
The salt pod lock is a two-button interlocking system. Simply use a salt pod and then save the container. That one pod is likely all you'll need for a long time.
On careful examination of the pod, one sees a tough plastic rim (e bott) and a weak plastic depression ( the t) When the lid is closed, both buttons are pressed activating the switch in the lid and the button on the bottom. This is why you can't peek, btw, since once the lid has closed there is insufficient pressure to push the switch again.
HOWEVER: With the used pod pushing down on the bottom, all you have to do is push the switch on the lid manually as you close it. This must be done as the lid is about halfway closed; open it and the switch resets. Then whatever solution you have put in the reservoir will work with the machine none the wiser.
A word of caution though: If one uses premixed packets from a drugstore (e CVS stuff is amazingly cheap compared to PO) one is probably good to go with no damage to the impeller or seals. Keep in mind that the higher concentration of salt in the mix the shorter the service life, so mixes of greater than three parts salt to one part baking soda should probably be avoided. In my case, I'd probably use the CVS stuff in the Navage with this little trick and once I've opened the old honker up, use the saltier homemade solution in my neti pot to kill whatever else may be in there.
Search Youtube for "Navage Hack" for more details.
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Water comes into mouth even when you open it and breath through your nose why?
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Try opening your mouth and pressing your tongue up against the roof of your mouth.
Seems to work fairly well. What I found offensive was they don’t tell you that it will cost at least $30 monthly to use it. Just in salt Pods and will not work without one. What if I don’t want a salt wash? What if my doctor has something else he wants me to use that doesn’t have salt in it. If you look at the engineering they went to a lot of trouble to try and make sure that it had to have salt pads in it in order for it to work. 50 cents each is a rip In itself for a ounce of salt water. While it seems better than a Neti pot, the cost of the unit plus the monthly fee for salt far outweighs its value.
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I bought mine from Amazon and was surprised when I found that the machine would NOT function without the Proprietary Salt Packs. If you use as directed it will cost you over $600 annually for Salt Pods! Thankfully Amazon took the unused package back without question!
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That upset me as well I had no idea I had to purchase salt pods to make it work, but as most things are there is a way to bypass that and it was worth it for me to continue to use it but I totally understand your point and agree with you 100% And the average person shouldn’t have to bypass system on a device so they can use it the way they need to without putting salt pods in it.
I checked Amazon and if you go and READ all of the information, you will see that it specifically indicates you have to buy the salt pods. What were you planning on doing? Shooting plain water up your nose? You also do not have to buy the salt pods from Navage. You can go on ebay and there are places where the salt pods are as low as 33 cents each. So if you use it once/day, the cost is $120/year or at twice/day it is $240. Not sure where you are getting $600 annually from? So even at $240/year, would you rather just suffer from congestion? Or you may get a sinus infection and have to see an ENT (ear-nose-throat) doctor which can end up costing you a lot more than $240. My choice is the cost isn't unaffordable if it is a product that will keep you away from the doctor.
Seriously, just shut up.
Bought it while having trouble shaking a sinus infection. Was doing neti pods to fight the infection. To compare I did a neti pod first than the Navage. I was completely blown away by what came out of my nose after the neti pod use. Granted it is a little tricky to use but the results are pretty impressive.
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Washing out the mucus in your nasal passages is a bad idea. When your sinuses are in balance you have the right amount of mucous lining your nasal passages which trap and kills bacteria & viruses before they can get into your body before they can replicate to the point your white blood cells can no longer stop them. When you get stuffed up this may be uncomfortable but it is better to be stuffed up & block bacteria & viruses from getting into your body than to wash away all the mucous and your white blood cell fortified mucous in your sinuses so there is nothing left to kill airborne bacteria & viruses which enter the body through your nose primarily and your mouth if you are a mouth breather. Mouth breathing also is not healthy since it bypasses the bodies first line of defense for airborne bacteria & viruses as the air enters the nose & eventually exits the nose & mouth. The nose was not invented to hold up glasses. It’s the body’s air cleaner like on an engine. If you get rid of the air cleaner on your motor you eventually destroy the engine. Navage is like removing your car's filter, clean out the filter housing but don’t put a new filter in so airborne contaminants have unobstructed access to your engine to destroy it. Navage is only safe in an environment where there are no bacteria or viruses in the air which is virtually nowhere but if you live by yourself and don’t go anywhere until the mucous has relined your nasal cavity in a few hours to potentially a day or more then you could reduce the possibility of “catching” something in your nose and killing it before it replicates & can’t be stopped without medication.
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Your logic is flawed. If what you say is true there would be no sinus infections.
Sorry Joe. I showed your comment to my ENT doctor and he says there isn't a single item in your message that is factual. Hope that YOU aren't a doctor, chief!
You're right, I laughed and laughed and said "We are laughing".
Do you have any medical or scientific proof to confirm what you say is factual?
If you have not actually tried it than you are missing out. If you have not even tried the Neti-pot than I would suggest starting with a simple, cheap solution first and than go to the Navage. I have used both the Neti-pot and the Navage. I love my Navage. The secret to using either one is to become a mouth breather while you use it. If you do not than you will taste it in the back of your throat. Remember to breathe out of your mouth while using it. Do not hold your breath.
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Wanted to let you know It is the best thing I have ever bought. I have COPD and it helps me breathe.
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I have COPD also, and so much sinus muscus that causes negative effects with my breathing. Ive been wondering if this would help COPD patirnts, thank you for your input on this topic
Purchase this product based on Amazon reviews only to learn that close to 25% of them are fake reviews including a medical director that works for the company. It's because of companies like this that you can't believe what you read half the time Amazon should be ashamed of themselves.
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With all due respect Lori. You are clueless. I know of many people with nasal issues and they've tried this product and swear by it. My ENT doctor also highly recommends it. So excuse me if I tell you that your comment is worthless nonsense.
Hey EZGoer, when you post your full name and address I may believe your Horse sh**. Do you work for Navage? Amazon is KNOWN for its false, misleading, and PAID REVIEWS. Go away, troll.
I use a topical steroid in a sinus rinse to help control my sneezing and irritation
I was using a squeeze bottle but this is easier and less messy.
Takes some getting used to and experimenting with the nasal pillows but when it works it's great. Sometimes my congestion is too bad to use it then it's back to the bottle
Give it a try.
Check YouTube videos on alternative ways to use this.
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A topical steroid destroyed my sense of smell. After 5 years, some has come back, but, frankly, as an old man, I’m upset that my continence is not something I can sense with my nose anymore. Very embarrassing. The Navage has helped, I think.
I recently got the unit and I was shocked that it worked the first time trying and I barely felt it as well. It's a good idea to follow the instructions with the warm water and saying Aaaaaah! Certainly no mess around the sink. Can't comment on longevity, but the feeling was far less obtrusive than I thought it would be.
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Company incentivizes reviews from consumers and discourages bad ones. Its everything that is wrong with the review process and I wanted no part of it. No free trial offer you have to pay to return unless you threaten a bad review than they buy your silence.
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I love this machine! I have cystic fibrosis and always with sinus infections and this machine has helped me big time.
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I just ordered it for my son with CF. He has horrible sinus issues, has had surgeries for these issues but nothing helps. How has the machine helped you?
Bought this for my husband. He didn't like it. Cost too much money. Now I can't get a hold of anybody at Navage to return it. Extremely frustrated - I will continue with my quest to return and will not give any kind of positive review.
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Just cuz he didn't lime it doesn't mean it should receive 1 star. Put a Real feedback.
Really Ry, it is their experience. You do not have a right to tell anyone how to rate a product they purchased and used. Geez.
May I ask what he didnt like about it, besides the cost?
Bunch of winning cry babies. Get a job.
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Get a dictionary "whining" that's how it's spelled.
This is just late night Marketing and fake reviews product is a way overpriced bulb syringe that only works for about two months and when you call the company they offer to send you a replacement but ask that you don't say anything negative than when you get it they ask you to post a 5 star review such BS.
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I've been using this for about 2 months now. My wife hates it, I love it. What does that tell you about the technology? Some people have touchy gag reflexes or can't control the back of their throats. No problem. Don't use it. But if you can adapt to what this machine is doing it is totally awesome. I've had NO problems using it. I get the best allergy relief I've ever had, including medications and surgery. This device will flush away those irritating particles that blowing your nose just can't remove. Pump AND suction. Genius. I'm a fan.
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A wife with a gag reflex is not good.
Lol! You talk like a husband lol!
No more antibiotics! This is the best of the best. I haven't had a single sinus infection since I started using naväge - and I usually get three or four a year. Plus, I've stopped snoring. So much cheaper than prescriptions and otc meds.
By the way, there's a small learning curve - but it's really pretty easy to master the device. ( it helps to read the directions. )
It's really well made - solid, ergonomic, obviously a lot of money in the design. Nice product, but for me, a real life-changer. Thank you!
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Terrible contraption that is too hard to use too messy and not very effective just one giant not very slick marketing campaign. Forget it you will be disappointed. But if you write a bad review company will send you a free unit fakers.
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