NeilMedNeilMed NeilCleanse Piercing Aftercare, Fine Mist, 6.3 Fluid Ounce

I just received the spray today and it has already helped my ears feel so much better. I've been using H2Ocean and it's always worked well for me, but I got a bump on my tragus piercing and the piercer said to try this. I felt immediate relief. The amount is well worth the price, being 2.3oz more than my old brand for the same price. The mist sprays so evenly and isn't too strong like other brands. I'l come back and update if it gets rid of my bump, but it's not advertised to do so.

Even at age 67 it's still fun to get a new piercing. Haven't had one in 20 years. So much easier to apply than peroxide and a cotton ball. It's soothing if I accidentally bump it. I started using this the day I got it pierced and I haven't had any problems with it at all. It's healing up great. I was impressed by this product.

I had been dealing with a small irritation bump for several weeks on my month old nose piercing. I was religious about using the salt and warm water compress for 5 minutes twice a day but it wouldn’t budge. Didn’t get bigger but wouldn’t get smaller or less noticeable.I saw this product and reluctantly purchased it since my piercers directions were to just stay with the compress. I have been gently cleansing the piercing with antibacterial hand soap on a soft cotton round (gentle dab as to not irritate it), rinsing it gently and letting it dry. I’d then use the warm salt water compress. Instead of just using the hot water from the tap, I boiled the water then let it cool a little and do that for 5 minutes. Then I’d spray the Neilmed on my nose. Did this twice a day. It’s been a few days and the irritation bump is going down and is way less noticeable. Also other than the cleaning I did NOT touch it or let the ring move. Glad I took the time to read other people’s reviews about this product because I think it has played a big role in my nose piercing healing better.

Best piercing spray, I got some from the store that was just a sterile wash and it was such an aggressive spray it would shoot the wash like 10 feet but this one is good because it has a fine mist so much gentler especially for fresh piercings.

Worked really well! The size has lasted me 2 months then I have to purchase another, but I currently have 4 piercing I’m taking care of now and I usually spray the Q-Tips until they’re very drippy. So I use a lot and it’s well worth it!

Bought this for cleaning a new cartilage piercing at home.What I like• Fine mist spray makes it easy to apply without touching• Gentle but effective—no stinging or drying out the skin• Compact bottle fits easily in a bag for travel or daily useWhat could be better• No cap included, so it can accidentally spray in a bag• Runs out faster than expected with regular useBottom line: Super convenient and gentle way to keep piercings clean. Perfect for fresh piercings, but look at H2Ocean if you want a larger bottle with a locking top.

I do not enjoy spraying this into my nose to clean my septum piercing. I tried it twice and it was unpleasant and the rest of my face got wet from the mist. It is much more comfortable (and less wet) to spray a couple Q-tips until they're saturated and gently clean the area with those instead. I'm sure it's much better if you're spraying an ear. I am not buying this particular version of Neilmed's saline spray again. The first aid wound wash is much cheaper and works just as well if you're spraying it on Q-tips.

Purchased the first time from a piercing shop. When needing a refill Amazon was the same price but a larger sample. Products works well for a new piercing.