Looking for SPECIFIC comparison with Neilmed squeeze bottle. Difference? Is this better in terms of the actual flush? Pressure the same? thanks!
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Thank you both. So it sounds like the squeeze bottle is the better option then!
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Can't really compare. Sinugator quit after 2 uses. Pump leaked and filled 'sealed' compartment with water.
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Better pressure with this. Also better flexibility, as you can vary pressure. Would be an excellent product if not for the short life-span of the motor/pump. Again, not sure if this was a one-time bad item or if all of them are like this. I also have had the Water Pik SinuSense for 3-4 years. Good product. Hope this helps.
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the cordless version pulse out the water with less pressure and volume than you can achieve with the squeeze bottle. Please note, I used the cordless version 10 times and then it stopped working due to the switch becoming corroded.
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Squeeze bottle could give you a stronger stream depending on how hard you squeeze. Whereas the sinugator seems to be the right amount of pressure to reach the upper sinus. I work in a very dirty environment and this has helped immensely. I have used mine everyday for 3 months. I simply rinse the unit and parts under the faucet.
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I don't know the exact differences, but their customer service is top notch and can give you the technical details ... support@joyandkarma.com This product is much thicker in consistency than the Vitamin C one, and I like that I don't have to worry about it dripping off my face so quickly. You can use both products together, but I think they probably work the same if you only want to buy one product.
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No difference other than size. Price depends on the seller. Get the largest bottle because this fragrence is AMAZING!!!! Got it for my daughter but had to have some for myself after smelling it.
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I use the Tubigrip instead of pressure hose because it's more comfortable and easier to put on. However, I suggest that you ask your doctors opinion. I bought the small package first and wore it to the doctor's office. When I got my doctor's okay, I bought the larger package. Good luck.
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with the neti pot its more difficult to control the stream of the water and I just feel like it is more bulky and more difficult to clean. the squeeze bottle is far easier to use and therefore more efficient.
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I just did a side by side comparison with the Walgreens guard and they both hold 12 oz but are heavy and fluid leaks if squeezed.
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I would agree it is overpriced for what it is, but I have a bio-bidet toilet seat and when I ordered that another toto-type thing came free. That being said, it is more efficient than a squeeze bottle, is engineered to do the job at the right spot. I don't regret ordering it, but I would agree, it is pricey.
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The manual bottle is far better. It holds enough for several uses, doesn't use up batteries, cleans easily and best of all you control the pressure. If you have deep sinus blockage the battery powered unit can cause severe ear pain with the excessive pressure. With the bottle, if you feel it is creating pressure, you just back off a little on the pressure. After a few uses with the bottle you will find the exact right pressure for you. With the Sinugator you have no adjustment and no choice.
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While it is plastic, the top is a normal top - no squeezing needed. It's a paste so i pours slowly enough to use the large bottle with a teaspoon or tablespoon.
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Bought mine years ago based on the "hype" and I liked the way it handled but didn't see a monster difference. I think it just fit well against my lid and reached all lashes from edge to edge. It felt good to handle and squeeze and I didn't have issues with right vs left hand/eye. What is critical is the shape of the curler and how well it fits against YOUR eyelid to pick up lashes. Shu has a softer silicone pad that does do a softer curved crimp for me vs the acute 90 degree bend with a harder rubber pad like Shiseido. I can skip the 3 crimp (base, middle, tip) technique with my Shu curler with Shu pad. It does a great job for me with shorter stick straight lashes. I used to heat my curlers w/ my hair dryer to get a better holding curl. I don't have to heat with Shu. The choice of mascara (H2O proof, watery or dry, fibers or not) and brush shape(comb or bristles) is the other part of the whole eyelash process. What does the hype say? Googled it and found from InStyle magazine: &lt;Shu Uemura: Winner ('13), `12, `11, `10, `09, `05 Unlike most in its category, this tool "is easy to hold and fits all eye shapes," says L.A. makeup pro Megan Lanoux. And it legitimately curls (not bends or creases) lashes.&gt; We are having problems buying refills online for this curler so are buying Shiseido refills from Amazon which costs as much to ship as the 2 pk refill. I would love to have someone answer this for you who has new curlers from Shu and Shiseido and compares.
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I like the SinuPulse better its not as big and has more useful features than the Grossan which is more like an ordinary water pik with a nasal tip. The Grossan has to be well maintained or will need to be replaced every 1-2 years. The biggest difference that I like is the SinuPulse has a larger water tank and and you can adjust the pressure and water volume using the push button on the handle and not just the main control dial making irrigation very easy. I also like the SinuMist Tip a great deal and they have great customer service if you have any questions or need help. http://sinupulse.com/index.php?p=Comparison
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There's no difference, other than size. I will caution you, though, that the packaging has been a problem for me. I ordered one, and it arrived broken. Giving them the benefit of the doubt, I tried again, and again received a broken bottle.
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This product is not worth the money or effort. Mine broke after several uses. The plastic reservoir cracked and disintegrated into small dangerous shards. My advice is to use the Neilmed manual bottle- it has never failed me and no batteries needed. I have used these bottles for years. Not high tech but gets the job done. Also easier for travel. Easier to clean.
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Sunny: Here is my thinking on the top squeezer. It will make pressing down easier, but is not as efficient as the hand in juice extraction. The top can only press downward and does not accommodate all sizes of oranges and grapefruits. The hand will squeeze and ocilate, making it more efficient in extracting all the juice. If you get the top, please let me know if you find my thinking to bre true.Thanks,Ian
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The bottle doesn't say, but its .75oz. I also use NeilMed nasogel, which is 1oz. both are good products. The second is more expensive, but slightly bigger. Hope this helps!
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You do have to squeeze it, but definitely less firmly than other types I have used. I really like this product and also purchased one for my Dad after being frustrated with ones that do not work well.
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I'm not finding any difference. They are both 27 ounce bottles. I have reached out to Amazon to correct the listing.