the "sinu-pulse replacement sinus irrigator" be used with the regular water-pik??
1343632
I have 2 water-piks. one is 30 years old and doesn't work will any more. The sinu-pulse replacement sinus irrigator works fine in it but I had bought a new one . It is a "Water-pik Water Flosser". It will not stay in this one. The part that goes into the handle is not long enough to catch. I wish it did fit. My od water-pik is dying. I'm not sure what a "regular water-pik" is, so maybe it will work if I had the right one. Wish I could be more help. Sorry Brother Steve
1343633
I bought this for my water-pik and no, it leaks everywhere! It looks and feels like it fits, water does come out of it but just as much leaks all over you and the countertop. I would not purchase for the water-pik.
1343634
I use it with the 60W regular waterpik. It will not fit with the new style waterpiks I was told.
1343635
I had an old water pik and needed to replace it because the water line ripped. When I replaced the water pik I also needed to replace my sinus irrigator because the fitting on the end of the water line was changed by water pik. You will have to check your model number and make sure it matches. The issue is more if the water pik is from before or after water pik redesigned their fitting.
352494
I use tap water however I have a water softener system and it works fine. The Protek shouldn't be a problem.
876240
Yes, it's better because it has a larger capacity, it pulses water to help dislodge mucus, and the amount of water coming through the tip is controllable and adjustable. If rinsing your sinuses is something you do from time to time, the neti pot is probably adequate. If you're serious about doing a good job, get the SinuPulse.
1306926
If you take the rubber part off of this wand and stick it over one of your regular waterpik 900 wands it works as a nasal irrigator. I've done this very thing and it works well.
1896672
Yes - not a whole lot of difference, except the flavor/taste. Effect is just about the safe. I guess I tend to prefer Sinus Buster because it's more easily available.
1010476
I have purchased this item and seldom used it with my corded waterpik. I like Nielmed sinus rinse better. Also using salt in your waterpik significantly reduces it's motor life to the point if needing a new one every six months.
622865
I believe this is a standard replacement for the item that continually malfunctions, i.e. starts leaking. I've purchased several. It's an easy install - two minutes. Waterpik has re-designed this, and my current one is over a year old!
1493586
Yes it can. You just have to buy another of the Water Pik tips. All you have to do is to take one "tip" out and insert another. I would NOT let two children use the same accessory. It's like using the same toothbrush. Here's the phone number for Water Pik. 800-525-2774 You can also go to http://www.waterpik.com.
681497
The supply valve that comes with the Watts unit allows you to tap into the existing water supply while providing a means of shutting off the water to the Watts unit. As long as the device you use has the same capabilities it should work OK. There is nothing special about the tap valve supplied with the Watts purifier. My unit is still working great. Glad I bought it. Have fun~
1093099
being a waterpik label, my educated guess would be yes! I am very happy with this device because it did work well. The tip is a tiny bit large, at least for my smaller nostrils, but it does the job and I got rid of a sinus infection that I had battled for almost a year. I reccommend using with Alkalol nasal wash. (Be sure to use distilled water in your nose!) hope this helps.
2060049
I use sinusbuster mostly for sinus pain and headache which it really helps. But to answer your question I don't see why not.
2093176
Sinupulse is much more durable than both the Water Pik or HydroPulse which have a history of leaking and clogging up. In addition, the folks at Health Solutions really seem in it for the right reasons. They even sent me an extra tip free and just wanted me to help them spread the word. They apparently have over 30 years experience in irrigators and have worked hard to try and develop an irrigator that has both value and performance. So far for me its been trouble free.
876230
The neti pot is basically an archaic/ outdated method used to clean out the sinuses. Even the bulb is pale in comparison to Sinupulse. The pulsating action of the Sinupulse is very similar to that of a WaterPik for your teeth. Neti pots rinse out the sinuses, Sinupulse FLUSHES out the sinuses. I Have used Sinupulse for over a year now and the results have been phenomenal. I would not recommend anything else.
2093182
I too had a Hydro Pulse that lasted a year (just past the warranty). I loved the product. It really had saved me from Doctor visits and buying drugs. If I did start to get an infection it would clear up fast. This time I went with a waterpik that has a two year warranty and just purchased the tips. I really could not tell any difference for half the cost.
2065070
I use over the sink. Yes, the salt water will flow out the other nostril. It's amazing for any sinus issues if you use daily. Some people are babies and get grossed out. Not sure why. I guess they prefer to have sinus problems instead of a little inconvenience. I love this product for the results it produces. Good luck.
375927
I use a silver nitrate cartridge and shock (weekly?/usage) with "Leisure Time Renew". I use this product as a daily/by daily disinfectant. You don't need a lot, just test your water often. This is a good product and lasts if used correctly. I'm satisfied with the results and would recommend it. Good Luck!
826039
Yes, I have and I think it works really well. I bought this device with the intent of doing just that. If I remember, i had to pull the nasal rubber tip off of the stem because the stem I had purchased didn't fit on the device. I cut one of the tips off of the extra dental stems that comes with the ViaJet and just popped the nasal irrigation tip on it. Works very well. The ViaJet pulses, which appears to be the exact same science behind the "nasal irrigators".