- 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 Description
The doctor recommended nasal aspirator. Developed in Sweden by Pediatricians and Ear, Nose and Throat Specialists, Nosefrida has been used by European Moms and Dads for years. It features a 15″ clear plastic tube that extends from a nasal nozzle, allowing the parent to use their own suction to draw mucus out of their child’s nose. Disposable filters prevent the user from catching the child’s cold. The device is easy to clean and is dishwasher safe. Nosefrida is made… More >>
Every time I use this thing on my kids, I come down with their same symptoms a few days later. Let’s think about this. There is just a tiny foam filter in this thing. I am suprised at the doctors recommending this. Where could you possibly find air more laden with tiny viruses, water droplets, than in your sick childs nose? It seems crazy to suck that all into your mouth, throat, bronchia, and lungs. I’m going to look for a mechanically powered aspirator instead.
Rating: 1 / 5
Hi,
My youngest son had RSV when he was a month old (now 2 yrs old)and it was absolutely “hell and back” watching him suffer knowing that there was nothing I can do. I was told by the ER doctor that he’ll be fine, but might be more prone for colds, stuffy nose, etc, so 3 months later, he had a cold and the bulb aspirator was a nightmare to use. So, I went on a rampage trying to find one that really really works, and 8 nasal aspirators and over $300.00 later, my cousin finally sent me 2 different kinds from Hungary: (1) this unit is similar to the NoseFrida Nasal, but attaches to a vacum cleaner only and isn’t portable, unless you bring your vaccum with you (this is old school, but is still the best); and, (2) this unit is tiny and portable (battery operated) and not that loud at all. This actually does what it was built for – sucks out the boogies fast and efficiently and really easy to clean. At the end of the day, I would care less how the product looks, what brand name it bares, and even if my son hates it, as along as it makes him feel better and provides relief. I actually designed my own unit b/c the white appearance reminds me too much of the whole hospital trip. If you would like further information on this product, please let me know and I’ll send pics.
Rating: 3 / 5
I bought this item after seeing all the great reviews and when I got it in I was not at all impressed. It barely gets all the snot even when I suck super hard! And forget getting babies boogies… I am better off using an aspirator! Save your money!
Rating: 1 / 5
My baby girl, from day one, has had a cold every other month of her life (she’s now 8 mos). Needless to say, she HATES the bulb and I wanted to try something else to relieve her from the anguish of that suction which I’ve had to use oh so often. After much research of looking for an alternative to the blue bulb, and reading dozens of rave reviews for this product, I bought it, thinking it would be a reasonable replacement to the invasive, but “tried and true” bulb. Wow, was I the fool. The amount of inhaling it takes to extract the bare minimum mucus leaves you breathless and dizzy, let alone the volume I ultimately need to remove to get the job done. Plus, with her moving side-to-side, its impossible to get any kind of leverage. Sure the blue bulb makes her cry, but IT WORKS. And the pay off off her being able to breathe outweighs the short-term agony. There is no point in buying a product that may be less invasive but DOESN’T WORK! Its a great concept, but it doesn’t deliver. Not for my family.
Rating: 1 / 5
After reviewing a number of aspirators available for our 5 month old, we decided to go with this one. Unfortunately, after two colds (runny nose), since we purchased it in June, neither time worked using Nosefrida. We ended up using a portion of a Kleenex tissue to get out what we needed to for him to breath at night and during the day.
Rating: 1 / 5