Sinus Congestion - Sinusitis and Sinus Headache

• Nasal stuffiness
• Facial pressure and pain/sinus headache
• Loss of smell
• Sore throat
• Cough

Why Steam?

Sinus congestion can result from a cold or flu virus as well as from allergies. When not properly drained, mucus builds up and infection can set in resulting in sinusitis. Sinus headaches may also occur from blocked sinus passages leading to pressure build-up and infection. Steam inhaled through the nose moisturizes and soothes the inflamed, swollen passages that trigger sinus congestion and pain. A natural expectorant, warm vapor helps to dislodge the mucus trapped within the stuffed up nasal cavities. By expelling the blockage, pressure is relieved as is the facial pain and headaches associated with sinusitis.

"Keep your nasal passages moist. Inhale steam two to four times a day." ¹⁰
- WebMD

"Inhale steam three or four times a day." ¹¹
- Harvard

"Secretions may be cleared with steam inhalation and/or saline nasal douching." ¹²
- US National Library of Medicine/ National Institute of Health

"In addition to medications, some people with sinusitis find relief by breathing hot, moist air, using hot packs or washing the nasal cavities with a saline rinse." ¹³
- AAAI

"Chronic sinusitis. Warm moist air may alleviate sinus congestion. Using a vaporizer or inhaling steam from a pan of boiling water (removed from heat) may also help." ¹⁴
- Cleveland Clinic

"Inhale steam. Linger in a hot shower. Boil a kettle, pour the water into a pan, and bend over the pan with a towel over your head to inhale the steam. Even hot tea or chicken soup will help. One way or another, inhale steam three to four times a day." ¹⁵
- Harvard Medical School

"Moisturize your sinus cavities. Drape a towel over your head as you breathe in the vapor from a bowl of medium-hot water. Keep the vapor directed toward your face. Or take a hot shower, breathing in the warm, moist air. This will help ease pain and help mucus drain." ¹⁶
- Mayo Clinic

"Breathe warm, moist air from a steamy shower, a hot bath, or a sink filled with hot water. Avoid extremely cool, dry air. Consider using a humidifier to increase the moisture in the air in your home." ¹⁷
- Kaiser Permanente

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Why MyPurMist?

 

MyPurMist reinvents steam therapy utilizing breakthrough patented "CFV" hospital technology*. MyPurMist sets a new standard for safety, convenience, speed, and ease of use.

MyPurMist gives you targeted delivery of soothing steam right into your sinuses, nose and throat. Besides washing away allergens and environmental pollutants, the soothing steam can relieve the symptoms of sinusitis, cough, common cold, and flu. Our instant fine mist of vapor penetrates into sinuses to reduce inflammation and relieve congestion. Breathing warm moist air (natural steam) provides immediate relief by lessening mucus production, nasal congestion, discomfort from sore throat and headache pain (Prevention Magazine 12/89). The National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases recommends inhaling steam to lessen discomfort and provide quicker relief for sinusitis and allergies (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Pub No. 83-540). Harness the natural, therapeutic power of steam to relieve your cold, flu, and allergy symptoms with MyPurMist!   Learn more

• Instant fine mist penetrates deep into your sinuses, nose, and throat > Provides superb relief
• 100% natural & 100% drug-free
• Handheld, portable, and lightweight
• 99.9999% germ-free warm mist
• Microprocessor controls multiple safety features and regulates temperature within 100-1150F
• Instant steam for fast relief > No waiting
• Automatic drying cycle > No cleanup
• No boiling water > No scalding risk
• Great for the whole family (for ages above 12 years)
 

*CFV technology as used in FDA-cleared PARI Hydrate Omni humidifiers for hospital ventilator therapy.