Arm & Hammer Tackles Sinus Congestion

The kit boasts a variety of user-friendly features to make the process simpler and gentler, according to the company, which acquired the Simple Saline brand in 2010.For example, the formula is pH balanced with Arm& Hammer baking soda to help prevent stinging or discomfort commonly associated with saline irrigation and has a patent pending, leak-proof design to help users avoid messy spills, the firm said.

Each kit contains 50 saline packets and refill packets are also available.

“Flushing your nasal passages with a neti pot helps alleviate symptoms associated with nasal and sinus congestion and can be performed as often as you need relief,” said Stacey Feldman, VP of women’s health and personal care, Church & Dwight Co., Inc.

For a limited time, Church & Dwight is offering consumers the kit for free through the brand’s “Try Me Free” promotion at key retailers and online at www.simplysaline.com.