Hello Andy,

I have personally never used the sinus buster but my doctor did prescibe me something called sinus dynamics. It has worked incredibly and it so easy to use.

Good luck with your search.

Yeah, I use Sinus Buster. Once I got used to the burn, it has become a godsend. I use two squirts in each nostril in the morning, and one squirt every 4-6 hours after that. It basically creates an irrigation system out of your own mucuous, and the result is astounding. I'm experiencing allergy relief for the first time in my life. My problems had more to do with rhinitis than sinusitis.

I HAVE ALSO TRIED THIS PRODUCT WHEN I CAME BACK FROM THE ENT YESTERDAY AND GOT NOTHING BUT A SCHEDULE FOR A CT SCAN A WEEK AWAY AND FOLLOW UP WITH HIM 2 WEEKS AWAY...I HAD RUN ACROSS THIS FORUM MENTIONING THIS SPRAY AND FIGURED I WOULD GIVE IT A TRY...KNOWING I COULD NOT WAIT A WEEK TILL I FOUND OUT IF I HAD A SINUS INFECTION, I HAD TO AT LEAST TRY IT...I FEEL LIKE I WILL BE HEADING TOWARD NASAL SURGERY FOR DEVIATED SEPTUM....HOWEVER, THIS SPRAY HAS CLEARED UP MY BIGGEST SPOT OF BLOCKAGE, UP NEAR WHERE THE DEVIATION IS...ALSO, IT ALLOWED ME TO BE IN THE AC WITHOUT GETTING IMMEDIATELY BLOCKED....I WANT TO CONTINUE THE PRODUCT TILL I CAN SORT OUT THE ISSUE OF SURGERY ...HOWEVER, I AM JUST WONDERING IF THE CONTENTS OF THIS SPRAY WILL DO LONG TERM DAMAGE TO SENSITIVE TISSUE? HAS ANYONE ELSE HAD THIS RESULT WITH SINUS BUSTER? AND WHAT ABOUT LONG TERM USE?

I just ordered some today so i'll let you know what the results are when i try it.

Well i've been using it for several days and thh results are mixed. It does seem to offer some relief when i use it but it'd made no difference to the sinusitis overall; that still gets worse on a daily basis. For what it cost plus shipping i wouldn't buy it again but might try sinol instead if anything. I'm waiting for something called a saltpipe at the moment which is supposed to be amazing for all sorts of respiratory conditions so i'll see if that has any impact on my symptoms. Watch this space.

I've had sinus problems since I was a kid do, mostly, to allergies. Over the years I've tried a number of different products with the last being cortisone-based sprays. After a year or so even they stopped working. About 5 years ago I began using Sinus Buster. At first the 'burn' was pretty rough. After I got used to it I found the results were excellent. Best of all, the product continues to work. It hasn't lost its effectiveness over the years. My only gripe is that the product no longer comes in the original spray bottle - only the metered dose.

How long does the metered dose last? The spray i got is nearly gone in two weeks and that's not eve nusing it all the time. I would be spending £35 a month for saome mild relief and it's just not worth it. I wonder if the metered dose would last longer. Of course the causes and what works are different for most people and if i'd have had better results i wouldn't be complaining.

Anyway the saltpipe has helped with the fatigue and breathing but had no effect on the sinusitis so far but i've only been using it two days. I felt the benefit straight away with the fatigue and my breathing is gradually improving. One thing worth mentioning is that you can use saltpipes nasally as well for sinusitis and allergic rhinitis. At the very least it's going to clean my lungs out and counteract the effects of pollution where i live (apparently it's the second worst in the uk) and for that alone it was worth it.

departed, I too experience fatigue, could you describe yours? and how do you use a saltpipe? where is it found? thanks...dr's say fatigue is not a symptom of sinus issues....which makes it even harder to get treatment here

Hi bnosey i had written out a reply but i seem to have lost it.

In a nutshell it's like i have CFS. I read that people with cfs or fatigue improved after surgery so that would suggest there is a connection. I think there is as it seems to get worse as the sinusitis does. I will see after the surgery.

I can't post links here but it goes by two names; cisca saltpipe or aroma therapipe. There are other types, some with refills but i believe these are the original but with different names. I just place it between my lips and breathe normally for 10 minutes and then place it under each nostril and take about 25 breaths on each side.

The proper way to do it is to breathe in through the mouth and out through the nose and vice versa if your doing it nasally. It can be used with essential oils as well and i just got some peppermint oil which is refreshing! It's supposed to increase the effectiveness of the saltpipe too.

It hasn't really had an impact on the sinusitis but then nothing has. I got it for other purposes anyway and at the very least i'm taking care of my respiratory health. It's basically cleaning your lungs.

Do some research on salt therapy though, there's a lot of info on the web. Best

TJ

Use Sinol Nasal Spray, available at Rite Aid. It also ultizes capsaicin but is much easier to use. Website is very impressive and have many doctors and clinical trials behind them. I have been using it for 16 months and I am a new woman, love it!!