BraunElectric Nasal Aspirator - Mucus Remover, Blocked Nose Relief for Newborn, Baby and Toddler, Electric Suction Power, 2 Suction Levels, 2 Nose Tip Sizes, Dishwasher Safe, FSA and HSA Eligible

I used a cheaper version with lights and sounds for my first kid but the vacuum got clogged with snot so I had to throw that one away. This one has a better design. The suction may not be the strongest but it fits comfortably in the baby’s nares and does it’s job. My 1 year old had a ton of congestion with Covid 19 recently and this was a life saver for him.Pros:soft design for naresEasy to cleanCons:Large device to holdOne could argue a bulb suction gets better suctionLow suction capabilitiesOverall, I would buy this as a gift to any new parent and I have 2 kids myself.

The reason why that’s relevant is she doesn’t have any self care. I mean ZERO. So there’s no blowing her nose included in that. Cleaning her nose with a bulb syringe just doesn’t work, and the snot sucker you can forget that. Try holding a 40 pound kiddo that hulks out when you do anything she doesn’t want to and only have two hands to try either of those. This completely cuts that need for a third or fourth hand. When I say hulks out people always underestimate her but last ER visit as we tried to get an EKG it took four medical professionals and dad and I that’s six and she still bucked us off. She gets legit hulk strong. It’s quick and easy to use while restraining your kiddo. She hates it and screams while it’s used but is always happy when I let her go. She gets some big crusty boogers high in her nasal canal that I couldn’t get with other nose things before. My 1 1/2 year old son hates it but it works. I tried it on myself to make sure it wasn’t too much and it’s not. When it stops sucking as hard you need to change the batteries. You know by the sound of the motor and the amount of air coming out the side hole. You’ll learn by using what normal sound it sounds. I suggest rechargeable batteries. I use it often though so I’m not sure how often I change them. At least once a week. But this is an autism home and we live off double As here. A lot of autism parents can attest to quite a large collection of rechargeable batteries always on hand. Best investment ever the batteries that is. Amazon basics have some inexpensive ones we must always have a surplus of. I’d advise to always use saline first as if your nose is dry it can make dry passages bleed lightly. That’s super rare though and only happened once as I use saline before each time. I do feel that the part that has the exit air hole in the side can smell horrible after time, and the top rubber part can get discolored. But all in all this product is legit. This autism mom approved.

This thing is absolute garbage. It takes multiple minutes to get maybe one booger and even then it doesn’t suction it up, just gets it close enough to the front of the nose that you can use a tissue to pull it out. The bulb the hospital gave us does a better job.

Love this thing. I bought it for my infant daughter because the bulb syringe wasn’t cutting it and there was no way on this green Earth I was going to use a straw type one to suck the snot out of my kid’s nose. Does she hate this thing? Yes. But does it work? Oh yeah. And it’s not too strong on the suction. I tested it on my hand and it didn’t even leave a mark or indentation. I then tested it on my very opinionated toddler and even he said “that isn’t so bad.” It’s easy to clean even though I gag every time I have to. Also, while my daughter hates it it is definitely faster and more effective. I’d rather have her nose cleared faster using this device than taking forever to use a bulb sucker while trying to pin down a wiggly unhappy baby.

Great to use when on the go since its small and can be put in the diaper bag. Suctioning can be stronger.

Works ok, not great, grad kid doesn’t mind it

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Súper importante tener un aspirador para los moquitos de nuestros bebés y esta compra me fue de gran ayuda cada que mi hijo tiene moquitos