Navage Nasal CareReviews of navage.com

I bought mine, after three uses it died. Went through the process and they sent a replacement. It’s been about a year, I use it almost daily. Very happy with it.

The Good: When it works there is good suction and it cleans out your nose. The Bad: However it stops working very frequently. I have had 5 in 3 years. Typically It lasts for about 6 months. But, I have had one only work a handful of months and one that worked for about 8 or 9 months. The Very Bad: he one I have been using since the last replacement now doesn't work. And, since this replacement they shipped me is a model from 2020 (they shipped it in 2023), they refuse to replace it. They say it's out of warranty and my problem. Conclusion: Buy at your own risk. You won't get help from them if something goes wrong.

Water in the battery compartment due to bad design. For the price and the location of the battery compartment, it should have a seal on the lid. Only worked for 2 months, so $50 per month.

Navage does clean your sinus's but it does by also removing all the mucous in your nose, sinuses & nasal cavities. Too much mucous makes it difficult to breath but removing all mucous leaves a person completely unprotected by the body's defense against bacterial & viral contaminants/particulates in the air which you breath in but are trapped in your nasal passages coated with mucous fortified with macrophages which attack & kill these airborn pathogens. Nasal decongestants allow the blockage to be dissolved & removed without completely flushing away your defenses. Doctors that recommend this product for anything but extreme cases of blockage for very infrequent use are simply ignorant as they solve one problem but leave the user exposed to any airborn pathogen to enter & replicate to the point when the macrophage laiden mucous returns but can no longer overcome the unchecked replication of these bacterial/viral colonies potentially causing far worse health concerns. Nasal irrigation must be done in the proper setting where exposure to airborn pathogens are greatly minimized such as in a hospital setting. Not doing so or warning users that nasal irrigation can open the user up to other negative health consequences. Anyone that uses this product on a daily basis is using it improperly.

I’ve had swollen sinus for years. This device has been a game changer. Total relief. Can’t remember a time I’ve breathed with nasal capacity. Highly recommend

I have read other reviews and I disagree that it doesn't work. I find it to be the best system yet for irrigating and cleaning the nasal passages. I have used this machine for 3 years. I joined the "club" so I regularly buy the pods which are expensive. So, when the machine breaks (and they do), I get a replacement. I have mentioned though that there is definitely a design flaw. No matter how I have cleaned this thing, water still gets into the battery compartment and it stops working. I dislike that. Also, I have noticed a serious decline in the customer service. For example, my machine died last night. I called earlier today and was told someone would call me back. That was about six hours ago. This poor customer service and design flaw are my reasons for giving this a 3.

I had deviated septum surgery seven days ago and the Navage has been a life safer over taking antihistamines to clear by nasal passages. I have been using twice a day for the last four days, morning and before bed, and the irrigation provided by the Navage unit truly dries me out and I believe promotes the healing process.

After my purchase excitement wore off, I realized the simple Saline solution which should be cheaply obtained to replenish the unit is NOT CHEAP, for the tricky Navage own brand " Salt Pod" is designed to suck lots of $$$ from me since the Unit would not operate without the Navage brand Salt Pod, get it? Then machine stopped working after a few months, I emailed the Navage support and was told that I need to change the batteries, which only needs a Screwdriver, so I did, but the screws would not come off, I figured tho I'm not a genius, changeing batteries should not be that hard. Then I took it to my DIY expert friend, and even him could NOT get the cover off. The unit sat on my counter for a month, I finally got sick of it and got it opened somehow, the batteries are all rusted out by then, the machine is RUINED, I emailed the Support again and the lady Cait told me that my fault for keeping the machine dirty, and they will NOT replace it. ha; of course pics look bad because of the damn rust ruined everything. This machine causing more money and headaches and chemical exposure since the battery compartment designed POORLY, arrogant Customer Service just want me to spend more money. in conclusion: I'm going back to the Walgren brand of Nasal Wash pot 12 bucks, no frill but no danger nor receiving grief, unlike NAVAGE, a piece of REAL EXPENSIVE JUNK.