- Doctor recommended nasal aspirator from Sweden for babies and toddlers
- Non-invasive
- BPA & Phthalate Free
- Made in Sweden
- Easy to clean, top-rack safe
Product DescriptionThe doctor recommended nasal aspirator. Developed in Sweden by pediatricians and ear, nose and throat Nosefrida is used by European Moms and Dads for years. It has a 15 “clear plastic tube that extends through a nozzle nose, so the parents to use their own suction to mucus to move into the nose of the child. Disposable filters prevent the user from starting a cold in children. The device is easy to clean and dishwasher. Nosefrida is non-allergenic, latex-free polypropylene. It is safe to operate and causes no harm to you or your child …. More>>
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Hi, My youngest son had RSV when he a month old (now 2 years old) and it was absolutely “seen Hell and Back”, which affected him know there was nothing I could do. I was by the ambulance, it will be very well written, but perhaps more susceptible to colds, stuffy nose, etc., then 3 months later he had a cold and the vacuum bulb is to use a nightmare. So I went on a rampage trying to one that works really well and 8 catches vacuum and to find more than $ 300. 00 later, my cousin finally sent me 2 different types of Hungary: (1) This device is similar to the nasal NoseFrida, but to a vacuum cleaner only and is not transferable, unless you Bring your vacuum cleaner with you (the old school is still the best), and (2) This device is small and portable (battery) and not strong at all. This reality is what he built – the Boogies suck fast and efficient and very easy to clean. At the end of the day, angry with me for the way the product looks like, it shows that he is, and although my son hates it, as long as it makes him feel better and provides relief. In fact, I designed my own Unit B / C reminds me too much white appearance to travel throughout the hospital. If you need more information about this product, please let me know and I’ll send pictures. Rating: 3 / 5
Every time I made it to my children, I come down later with the same symptoms a few days. Think about it. There are only a small foam filter in this case. I am surprised by the doctors recommended. Where did you ill the air viruses busiest tiny droplets of water into the nose Childs? It seems crazy, all that to suck in the mouth, throat, bronchi and lungs. I’m going to get a mechanical vacuum. Rating: 1 / 5
My little girl who has from day one, a cold every two months of her life (she’s now been 8 months). Needless to say, she hates the light bulb and I wanted something else for the fear that I will try to alleviate that claim to use oh so often. After much research looking for an alternative to blue light, and reading dozens of glowing reviews of this product, I bought it and thought it would be a useful alternative to invasive, but “proved” light bulb. Wow, I was the fool. The amount of the inhalation is necessary to extract the mucus minimum you breathless and dizzy, and still less the volume I have finally removed to do the job. In addition, with its movement back and sides, its impossible any kind of leverage. The blue light makes you cry, but it works. And from it shall pay to breathe, the pain outweighs the short term. There is no point in buying a product, less invasive, but can not work! It is a great concept, but it does not deliver. Not for my family. Rating: 1 / 5
After checking a number of vacuum cleaners for 5 months, we decided to go with him. Unfortunately, after two colds (runny nose), because we bought in June or working with Nosefrida. We ended up with part of a Kleenex to get what we needed him and to breathe at night during the day. Rating: 1 / 5
Actually, I wanted to love this product, but was completely disappointed. That is, how expensive and do not work and a nasal aspirator cheap baby. Use the kind with a brief, larger nozzle, so that you can climb to worry too much and you have a much more efficient for less money. Rating: 1 / 5