Does inhaler come with salt?
1706761
Yes and it truly lasts a year. With some companies you need to check to be sure you get salts with the inhaler but the year I ordered I received an extra bag with the inhaler. Remember, too, before you buy you can always ask the supplier what is included in the price and they usually get back to you within 24 hours. Love this inhaler, by the way. Easy to use and really soothing for throat and nasal passages. No real odor or flavor or anything unpleasant and I'm extremely sensitive to smells of any kind. :-)
1706762
Yes it does. According to another reviewer, it's enough to last about a year depending on how often and how long you use it. I really feel it made a big difference with my chest congestion.
1706763
Sorry, I don't remember. It has been several years. Other than that, I didn't notice that it helped my breathing. I though it was useless.
103679
Yes there is "Sodium"in this product. However, it does not list the amount which can be of concern to anyone with high blood pressure or any other sodium related issues.
521387
While I actually don't know for certain, I'd say the answer is no for a couple of reasons. First, the salt supplied with the inhaler is granular. Second, there are a number of holes in the bottom of the inhaler where air passes enroute to the salt and the exit port of the inhaler. I can imagine those holes would plug if ground salt were used. Hope that helps.
94337
The ingrediants listed are--Buttermilk solids, whey solids, period. So, no salt was added so no salt was listed.
1889929
It has a strong sent of lavender. I took it in error. Would have much preferred the pure salt.
1258144
Thank you for your email. We only carry the unsalted. I don't believe it comes salted. Margaret, igourmet
1497798
Yes, any Dr. who has studied true health, knows and recommends this salt. Most of us don't get enough of the healthy kind of salt, which feeds our cells and promotes health. I do recommend getting the "finely ground" kind and then put a few grains of rice in shaker with it to keep it separated if you live in a humid State.
144946
Salt is the 3rd ingredient listed. I'm not one to use much salt and I find this product works well for me. Of course, the less you use, the less salt there is. If you do not use additional salt, I'll bet you will be happy with the result.
2117019
Same here. I bought this yesterday, filled with tap water as high as the MAX water line, put some salt before going to bed. It never actually vaporized, even though I added salt again. This morning I added even more salt, and I got neither steam nor sputtering.I think it's been about 4 big fat pinches of (Redmond Real Salt) salt so far... I'm afraid of adding more in case it damages the vaporizer.Ugh, I'm so tired, I keep waking up at night with a stuffed dry bloody nose.
1229787
Yes, the tenderizer has rather a lot of salt. The directions call for one teaspoon for each pound of meat. That teaspoon contains 540mg od sodium. That's more than one quarter of the RDA.
1665989
The inhaler is designed to draw air through coarse salt articles, and to allow airborne particles to enter your respiratory tract. A filter would seem to work against this effect. I hope this clears things up as well as our inhalers might..... Enjoy! SMS
1907625
It has no salt. Itcan come in both plastic or glass bottle. Both are the same.
1064106
No just salt. The salt is not placed in the filter it Is spread around the pool. The salt is real fine. You must have a really large pool. Mine is 15'x15'. I used less than 40lbs. And still have about 10 pds. left over. You put it in till you reach the right chemical reading. I love this filter didn't have to add much more all summer long. No eyes burning or dryer skin or hair. The kids think its great. Hope this is helpful.
1758508
Yes, you can replace the Himalayan salts with anything. I'm just not sure how medicinal or helpful table salt would be but hey, might have some soothing benefits as well! Since you inhale via your mouth and exhale thru your nose with this item, just be cautious and careful ~ the Hima salts aren't granulated like table salts. They're more like sea salts so think about it if you haven't done the research already and good luck :-)
115976
No salt. There's a nutrition and ingredients label in the pictures, hover over it to zoom in.
1540388
I don't think so. I ate a handful months ago and had several episodes of terrible diarrhea so I never touched them again. I do not remember if they had salt and am not able to check the bag because I pitched them.
238652
No, I have found the amount of salt I add to the unit does not make a difference in the performance of the inhaler. The benefits seemed to be the same. I hope this helps.