Nasal Irrigator Bottle 300ml with Angled Double Nozzle
Congestion and dry, irritated passages wear down mornings and sleep, especially in allergy season. This 300ml irrigator pairs a 60-degree spout with two tips for a controlled saline rinse that takes about two minutes. It turns into a simple daily routine that keeps the nose feeling clearer.
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Congestion and dry, irritated passages wear down mornings and sleep, especially in allergy season. This 300ml irrigator pairs a 60-degree spout with two tips for a controlled saline rinse that takes about two minutes. It turns into a simple daily routine that keeps the nose feeling clearer.
Double-nozzle nasal irrigator for a gentle, angled saline rinse of the nasal passages
- nasal congestion
- dryness and irritation in the nose
- stuffiness from dust, pollen, or allergies
- sinus discomfort
Breathe easier with a gentle, angled daily rinse
Congestion, dryness, and pollen-heavy mornings leave you stuffy and irritated. A 300ml bottle with a 60-degree spout and two tip options gives you a controlled saline rinse you can do in minutes.
Why a bent spout changes the rinse

The angle carries the rinse
Tilt the head to about 60 degrees and the saline stream travels along the nasal passage instead of straight back out. The jet stays controlled, so you set the pace with how gently you squeeze.

Pick the tip that fits
The cone tip gives one focused outlet. The three-hole star tip spreads the stream across three openings. Both attach to the same bottle, so one set covers adults and children aged 6 and up.

Measure every fill
Graduated volume markings run along the translucent teal body, so the saline level is visible at a glance. The 300ml capacity is enough for a full rinse, and the squeezable walls make it simple to clean and air dry after use.
Four steps for a gentle daily rinse
- 1Fill with saline
Fill the bottle with saline solution to the volume mark you need. Mix it with sterile, distilled, or boiled-then-cooled water.
- 2Tilt to 60 degrees
Angle the nozzle head at about 60 degrees so the spout points along the nasal passage.
- 3Insert one tip gently
Seat one tip in a nostril. Use the cone tip for a single focused stream, or the three-hole star tip for a wider spread.
- 4Squeeze slowly
Squeeze the bottle gently and let the rinse flow through. Repeat on the other side, then wash the bottle and tip and let them air dry.
Two tips, one bottle, ready to rinse
- 300ml irrigator bottle×1
Translucent teal body with a bent 60-degree spout and graduated volume markings.
- Cone nozzle tip×1
Single outlet for a focused stream.
- Three-hole star nozzle tip×1
Three openings for a wider spread.
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Use sterile, distilled, or water that has been boiled and cooled. Mix the saline with that water and keep the bottle clean between uses. Tap water is not the right base for nasal rinsing.
The irrigator is made for users 6 and up. Start with the cone tip for a single, focused stream, then try the three-hole star tip once the user is comfortable with the angle and the squeeze.
A spray puts a mist on the surface of the nose. The irrigator sends a steady saline stream along the passage at a set 60-degree angle, so the rinse reaches further into the area that needs clearing.
Empty the bottle, rinse it with clean water, and wash both tips. Let all parts air dry fully before you store them, so the next fill starts clean.
The 300ml capacity covers a full rinse session. At one rinse a day, the bottle is estimated to last around 600 days, which keeps the cost per rinse low compared with replacing a spray every few weeks.
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