MediCleanse Sterile Saline Piercing Aftercare Fine Mist Spray, 7.5 Ounce, All Natural, No Alcohol, Vegan Friendly, for Piercings and Tattoos, Made in USA

because of the special nozzle, it sprays accurately and in moderation! while the store-bought ones have nozzles designed to send out a lot of saline to flush wounds, this smaller nozzle one is scaled down for more precise use, and is perfect for everyday use. it is a must-have for those with piercings to clean... two bottles will last months! i bought this 3 months ago and i still haven't finished it all!

It works wonders on my piercings!! A couple of my piercings were irritated, used this 2-3 times a day and they were back to normal. It's so easy to use and just pat dry, and the stream isn't as hard so it doesn't irritate my piercings or skin at all, it'll last me about 3 weeks and it doesn't really smell at all!

It’s easy to use and good for after made whole for earrings.it’s fine mist my daughter always uses this.

This is my aesthetician's brand of saline for ear piercing care. I stick it in the fridge for cooling, anti-inflammatory care of my cartilage piercings and keeps them clean and healthy during the healing process. It's pricey but worth the price to combat potential infections and easier to administer as a fine mist rather than a squeeze bottle.

Great for cleaning piercings and for nasal congestion

Love this product works great and heals my piercings well.

This is my go to for piercing spray. It's cheaper than NeilMed for the same thing. Was a little frustrated that the one I ordered was scratched, the lid was missing and the sprayer nozzle had been popped up on one side so the straw underneath was exposed. No biggy, just a little annoying. Still works the same, that's all I care about. It feels nice, doesn't irritate, and is the best option for fresh or mad piercings. Since the spray comes out finer than regular wound wash you can buy at the store it is much more worth the slight upcharge since you can use it more directly than drowning your ear in a tsunami of salt water everytime you spray it. The fine mist is always way better than the regular wound wash. I only use this now.

This spray be it a steady stream or a fine mist is worth the cost for a healing piercing. 10 years ago I got my industrial pierced, not only was it painful, but I ended up with a ridiculous piercing bump. I went to 2 doctors, I did everything. I was prescribed antibiotics.I was told to remove it, and my final doctor pushed on my piercing bump and it eventually went down. Since then, there's been more, I guess you could say education on stuff like this. I bring that story up because here we are ten years later, and I got my helix, pierced, on my other ear. I was determined to do everything right to prevent that ugly piercing bump. No joke. The second I was pierced, I was on Amazon, ordering my saline spray to be delivered to my home so that I didn't have to try to find it in the wild. Also should note when finding it in the wild I can't always find the spray mist and prices are fairly close. I had a mishap with a mask while cleaning an animal's cage. I thought there was a bug on me and I ripped my mask off and thus ripped my 1 month old piercing out of my body and it was all downhill from there. From there, it was 6 months of nonsense, where I began to get a piercing bump, and it would fade and come back and fade and come back. Though this piercing didn't hurt 1 bit. I was so proud that I had done it, and I wanted to keep it and save my piercing, I was determined. My regular saline, it was not doing anything so I tried all the bump solutions out there and nothing worked most of them made things worse. I was still using this spray twitch was a lifesaver and anytime I didn't have the mist, I would use the stream kind on gauze. To place on my piercing, it didn't sting.It didn't smell it didn't leave any major residue, it didn't stain clothes.. and my bump wasn't going away. Long story short I changed the metal of my jewelry and the length of my post and resorted to just using saline solution for cleaning. And lo and behold, my piercing bump went away and has stayed away. My piercing is now nine months old, and I still use saline to keep it clean. I'm even considering another helix piercing.