
My friend A.H. recommended the Jala Neti pot as a replacement for the Nasaline. I ended up with an ear infection after I pushed the syringe a little to hard and ended up with fluid in my Eustachian tube. The Jala Neti is as you can see stainless steel and is very sturdy. The stainless steel will be good to use with essential oils because it will not absorb the aroma of the oils and will not break down because of the oils. I ordered the Jala Neti pot from a company in India called
Health and Yoga. They have a great site and customer support for Neti (Nasal Irrigation) help. Actually, their FAQS are pretty amusing here are two questions and responses from their site:
Q. I want to know if Neti is helpful in straightening of the bone in our nose.
A. Aaaah, no. Salty water is not known for its abilities to bend bones back into place.
Q. There are other more expensive nasal irrigators that are marketed. What advantages does the Neti Pot have over the other systems?
A.Whilst we yogis are not all luddites who think that anything modern is stupid (I am typing this on a computer), it is beyond my comprehension why, when there is a perfectly good gravity irrigation system available and that body saline is the most neutral solution one could use, anyone could think up a need to force water thought the nasal cavities with a mains (or battery) powered machine carrying a concoction of pharmaceutically manufactured chemicals. All the time and effort and cost and complexities of such a device all seems so unnecessary.
Oh and one more thing, I can not believe how fast my Neti Pot arrived from India, I think they have a Magic UPS Carpet!