2x Salt for Salitair salt inhaler - 220g refill bottle by Medi Direct

Love this product I use an inhaler but when I run out I use the salitair inhaler with these salts I find it really helps . I know sometimes it makes me cough after using but that's the idea of if it to clear any mucus etc of my chest .I use it latish at night and the next day I do not cough as much . but I am a smoker which I know I shouldn't be !! But hey ho no one's perfect ! It's definitely worth a try if it helps you ,what you got to lose!!

gut bei Erkältung und leichtem allergischen Asthma als Unterstützung. Wunder kann man aber nicht erwarten.

I used this to try and help ease my seasonal allergies/asthma as a salt inhalation with a steam cup. Effective for me for short term relief.

I'm a big fan of salt pipes, and salt therapy - it's a definite intensification of the sea-shore phenomenon, where the salty air absolutely does wonders at opening the lungs, clearing whatever gunk is in them, not to mention the heady clearing of any stuffy noses. Not living by the sea but in a polluted city, to which I sadly sensitively respond, suffering from what a similarly afflicted friend calls 'London nose', I supplement my attempts to keep my lungs happy by exercise, diet, hydration and as much exposure to air which is fresh and tree cleansed, rather than heavy with industry and car exhausts, with the use of salt inhalation via a SALITAIR SALT THERAPY FOR ASTHMA AND ALLERGY Saltpipe, and nasal douching with salt water as needed. NeilMed Original Sinus Rinse Kit with 60 Premixed Sachets It works: salt reaching the lungs thins mucous and helps expectoration. Salt therapy, before we had easy access to modern medicine which has been both a life-saver but also responsible also from some unwanted side-effects was used in Central and Eastern Europe for supporting weak lungs in the same way that well-off tubercular patients were sent to sanatoriums high in the mountains and pine forests My only cavil with these replacement bottles - which are good value, the double bottle will give about 9 months to a year's worth of salt, replacing every 4-6 weeks - is that the granule size is very fine. Shake the inhaler and some grains will slip through the holes at the bottom, something which did not happen with the chunkier crystals I previously had. Finally, the 'spent' salt does not need to be wasted - but can be used as bath salts or a foot soak, - shake with 3 or 4 drops of a skin kind essential oil from a reputable supplier!

These salts are great and really help my asthma and breathing. I much prefer the old clear packaging though as I can see how much I'm putting into the inhaler.