OK, it seems like I was a bit harsh on Sinucare.  Their pre-made mix is
working.  I used it the way they said, with a syringe shooting it into the
nose (I then hold both nostrils, but my head down, and tilt it, etc. to let
the medicine get where it needs to), and it is working great.  

First I use the hydorpulse irrigator to clean things out.  Then I use the
syringe.  The serum is refidgerated so I put the amount in a cup and
micowave it litterally for a few seconds, maybe 6 or 7, just to take the
cold edge off, not to make it hot or even warm by any means!

Also, I think it is important to know the anatomy of your nose.  The
sinucare treatment calls for 2 injections (these are just syringes without
the needle, naturally) in each nostril, twice a day.  I start with one
nostril, and shoot it strait in.  But the second one I sort of push in
more and angle it to get into the maxillary sinus.  I don't think I would
get much in that sinus, which is the most problem for me, if I did not aim
it that way.

I think gentamicin irrigation is incredible.  I feel like I knocked out
the infection, or sent it into remission, for the first time in a year and
a half.  I need less irrigations, can handle more stress without that
feeling that the infection is building up, and simply feel much better.
I'd say I feel normal, which is miraculous.

This is an incredible treatment, but please remember, your health is
always in your hands, the buck stops with you.  For example, Dr. Grossan
and some other physicians prescribe a different way of irrigating with
gentamicin.  He has you put the gentamicin in the irrigator for delivery
via pulsile irrigation.  He also uses a significantly higher concentration
of gentamicn then in Sinucare's premixed solution.  So, if one way doesn't
work, try another.  Don't give up.  

If infection is your problem this is a very logic treatment.  I will also
point out that I have taken allergy shots for the last year and a half and
this has helped open my turnbinate passages.

If your doctor waives the idea off, get another doctor.  BTW, D.O.s are
often more open minded, that's where I got my prescription.  

Joe