NeilMed NasaDock Plus Stand Black

As the title (and photos) implies, I have the baytery-powered Sinugator, not the squeeze bottle or neti pot.Haven't found a drying rack for mine specifically but for the price (less than $5 at the time) figured it was worth experimenting. I already knew it wouldn't hold the heavy piece that contains the motor and batteries but something a bit better than spreading everything out on a towel...?5 stars based on what it's designed for: it's as compact as I'd hoped it would be, easy to snap together, plenty of room for salt packets. I'll not mark it down just because it isn't quite good enough for why I wanted it.For anyone wishing to repeat my experiment:The water resourvoir, being bigger than the pieces this is intended for, has a rather precarious placement on the larger ring. I can place it as precisely as my own skills allow and it might still slide off. The tube that connects the resourvoir to the powered unit is stuck inside that part of the rack in the hopes that something inside the reservoir will hold it in place, though this interferes with the tube's ability to dry (I had hoped to slide it through the other ring).The nosepiece sits on top of the ring meant the squeeze bottle's own nospiece.Works well enough but something purpose-made would be better.

Works as describedKeeps bottle and nozzle from touching stuff and lets it air dry. Small complaint —- the stand wobbles a little bit so I have to push on the nozzle side to ensure the bottle doesn’t touch the base. (Will be super gluing to support it)

It’s plastic, but pretty sturdy plastic. I feel it’s worth $5 for a designated place to put your nasal rinse bottle and lid to dry, that also has a compartment to hold your saline packets. Everything you need to perform a nasal rinse is all in one place.

Recommended by my doctor after nasal surgery. Great product. No problems. Easy to use.

Works good to allow bottle and nozzle to dry. I like that it has packet storage.

I do a Neilmed sinus rinse daily, for my horrible allergies. (It's been even better in fall -- I don't know anything else that will clear all the congestion out of my nasal passages the way Neilmed will!) I have a small bathroom in an old house (it's smaller than my closet, I believe), with very limited storage space for the giant bag of saline packets. And previously, I kept the squirt bottle right-side-up with the cap over top, so it never drained. This has compacted the storage by allowing me to keep the saline packets in the same place as the squirt bottle, and also allowed me to actually drain the squirt bottle! It looks great, it's super easy to put together and use, and it will eliminate the need for somewhere to store those packets. Beware, though -- you're going to get salt all over it. But it's plastic and I found the salt residue washes off quite easily.Really, I don't have enough nice things to say about this or their squirt bottle. If you use the Neilmed squirt bottle or neti pot with any frequency, you need one of these. And if you don't but you have allergies or sinus problems, you should start by getting the squirt bottle. It will change your life :)

Like my nasal dock for nasal rinse easy to use and worth the price. Holds my nasal packets and easy convenient of just reaching in and grabbing one . The docket has it on bottle holder and the nasal sprayer fits in on the other side.

This is a godsend. I hate that I have allergies bad enough to need it, but here I am. I'm one of the lucky ones whose allergies have gotten worse over time. Seems like a lot of us are nowadays.Anyway, the quality of this stand is great. It goes together easily and you can even store the rinse packets in the base. How convenient is that?! Sure beats leaning it up at just the right angle on my bathroom counter top. How convenient.