NasoVeya™ Electric Nasal Irrigator

Rinse your nose with saline the tidy way: a powered flow in, and a separate chamber to catch what comes out.

£85.49

Electric nasal irrigation system

  • Two rinse modes: gentle and intense
  • Waste chamber: used rinse is collected
  • Relief valve: opens above 12 kPa
  • Battery powered: 2 × AAA, no mains lead near water

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Real people, real rinses.

Everyday rinse routines, filmed at home.

Two rinse modes Separate waste chamber Pressure relief valve Battery powered Soft silicone nozzles 60-day returns Free UK delivery

The daily rinse

Stop wrestling the squeeze bottle. Start rinsing the easy way.

It starts as advice: rinse with salt water. Then it becomes a chore. Tilt over the basin, squeeze, splash, mop up, repeat.

Most of the effort isn't the rinse itself. It's holding the angle, guessing the pressure and clearing up afterwards.

NasoVeya does the pushing for you, with two set modes and a separate chamber for the used rinse.

A plastic squeeze bottle beside a wet bathroom basin, with splashes on the worktop

You've probably tried these already. Here's where they fall short:

Neti pot

Relies on gravity and tilting your head over the basin.

Squeeze bottle

The pressure depends on how hard you squeeze, every single time.

Saline spray

A spray mists the inside of the nose. It doesn't rinse it through.

What we built instead: a powered rinse with somewhere for the water to go

NasoVeya pumps saline from a clean chamber, through the nose, and collects the used rinse in a separate waste chamber.

How it works

Meet the one-route rinse

Saline takes a single path, from a clean chamber to a waste chamber, with a pressure relief valve along the way.

Diagram of the NasoVeya one-route rinse: saline leaves the clean chamber and returns to the waste chamber
  1. 1
    Clean chamber: it holds the saline

    Fill it with distilled, sterile or boiled-then-cooled water and saline.

  2. 2
    Through the nose: in one side, out the other

    Hold the nozzle to one nostril. The rinse passes behind the nose and leaves through the other.

  3. 3
    Waste chamber: it keeps what comes out

    Used rinse is collected instead of running into the basin, until you empty it.

Life with NasoVeya

A cleaner routine. Every day.

The rinse you were told to do, without the parts that make you skip it.

  • Less mess at the sink

    Used rinse goes into the waste chamber, not down your face and into the basin.

  • No guesswork on pressure

    Two set modes replace squeezing harder or softer each time.

  • No lead near the water

    It runs on batteries, so there's nothing to plug in at the basin.

  • A routine you'll actually keep

    Fill, rinse, empty, dry: the same four steps, every time.

NasoVeya on a bathroom worktop: set pressure modes, used rinse collected, no charging lead at the basin

Everything you want from a nasal rinse, nothing you don't

Built for daily use
Close-up of the NasoVeya soft silicone nozzles and the two mode buttons
Two set modes

Gentle for getting started, intense when you want a stronger flow. One button each.

Separate waste chamber

Used rinse is collected rather than poured away, so the basin stays clean.

Pressure relief valve

The manufacturer states it releases pressure automatically above 12 kPa.

Runs on batteries

Two removable AAA batteries, according to the supplier. No charger, no lead at the sink.

What the guidance says

Rinsing is routine advice. The water matters.

What public patient guidance says about rinsing your nose safely.

Salt-water rinsing is standard patient advice. Clean water is non-negotiable.

NHS patient information leaflets describe rinsing the nose with salt water made with boiled and cooled water. US FDA consumer guidance warns against untreated tap water and recommends distilled, sterile or boiled-and-cooled water.

Sources: NHS trust patient information leaflets; US FDA consumer update on nasal rinsing. Neither endorses NasoVeya.

A jug of cooled boiled water, a kettle, a glass and a measuring spoon on a kitchen worktop

Compare before you buy

Why NasoVeya is different

Squeeze bottle compared with NasoVeya: powered steady flow, separate waste chamber and pressure relief valve
FeatureNasoVeyaSqueeze bottle
Powered, steady flow ✓ ✕you squeeze
Two set pressure modes ✓ ✕varies each time
Separate waste chamber ✓ ✕into the sink
Pressure relief valve ✓ ✕none
Inlet filter (0.1 mm, manufacturer) ✓ ✕none

Manufacturer data

The numbers that matter

Figures stated by the manufacturer.

Manufacturer figures for NasoVeya: 2 rinse modes, 12 kPa pressure relief, under 50 dB, 0.1 mm filter
2Rinse modes

Gentle and intense, one button each.

12 kPaPressure relief

The valve opens automatically above this level.

<50 dBWhile rinsing

Operating noise stated by the manufacturer.

0.1 mmFilter aperture

Particles larger than this stay out of the nozzle.

Rinsing in four steps, even if gadgets aren't your thing

No app. No account. No charger.

Four steps: use boiled-then-cooled water, add saline and fill, choose a mode and rinse, empty and air-dry
Step 1

Prepare distilled, sterile or boiled-then-cooled water at lukewarm.

Step 2

Mix the saline as directed and fill the clean chamber.

Step 3

Choose gentle or intense, hold the nozzle to one nostril and rinse.

Step 4

Empty the waste chamber, rinse the parts and leave them to air-dry.

NasoVeya unboxed: the device, its box, a quick-start card, spare nozzles in two sizes, cleaning swabs and batteries

What's in the box

Out of the box and ready to rinse

  • NasoVeya nasal irrigator
  • Soft silicone nozzles in two sizes
  • Two cleaning swabs
  • 2 × AAA batteries
  • Instruction guide

No app, no subscription, no proprietary pods.

Buy NasoVeya with confidence

Free standard UK delivery, 60 days to return eligible orders, and your legal rights stay in full.

  • Free UK deliveryUsually 2–7 working days
  • 60-day returnsPlus your 14-day legal right to cancel
  • One-year warrantyFrom the manufacturer
  • Customer supporthelp@luxevyn.com, Mon–Fri

Still deciding if NasoVeya fits your routine?

What water should I use?

Distilled, sterile or boiled-then-cooled water at lukewarm. Never untreated tap water.

Will it feel too strong?

Start on the gentle mode. The manufacturer states a pressure relief valve opens above 12 kPa.

What powers it?

Two removable AAA batteries, according to the supplier's listing. No charger and no mains lead at the basin.

Does it treat any condition?

No. NasoVeya is a rinsing device, not a treatment. Speak to your GP or pharmacist about persistent symptoms.

How long does delivery take?

Standard UK delivery is free on eligible orders and usually takes 2–7 working days (Monday to Friday, excluding bank holidays). This is an estimate, not a guarantee. Tracking is emailed where available.

What if it isn't right for me?

Email help@luxevyn.com within 60 days of delivery and we'll send return instructions. Please don't post anything back before contacting us. For change-of-mind returns you pay the return postage; faulty or damaged items are handled under your legal rights. Your 14-day legal right to cancel applies as well.

NasoVeya electric nasal irrigation system beside its box: A cleaner rinse. Every day.

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Your new rinse routine starts here

Three steps from here to your first tidy rinse.

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First rinse on gentle

Follow the four steps and start on gentle.