Nasal Aspirator for Babies - Rechargeable Baby Nose Sucker Must-Haves for First Time Mom - Electric Nose Aspirator for Infants and Toddlers

When you have a small baby that's having a hard time breathing because of a stuffy nose, and they hate manual suction, this provides so much relief. It works quickly so even if your baby gets upset to have their nose aspirated it's over so fast you don't feel like you are hurting them. I actually purchased this twice due to losing my first one.

When my daughters nose is stuffed up I spray some saline and use this tool it sucks it out way faster then if I did it with the nose sucking tool. She’s not a fan of getting her nose sucked out but this makes it faster for sure!

I had previously used the NoseFrida (the manual non-electric Nasal Aspirator) to suck out baby's snot for first 6 months. My baby got sick and I used the NoseFrida, which claims to be hygienic as it contains a filter, but if there is a lot of snot, fluid will pass through the filter and into the user's mouth. The NoseFrida filter is just a porous mesh filter - not a 0.2 micron filter, which is what you would need to remove microorganisms. I'm guessing a 0.2 micron filter would restrict airflow too much for that to work. After sucking with the NoseFrida, I got a bad cold that baby had. I am confident that this is what got me sick as it was shortly after the nose cleaning and no one else in the household got sick.This Lunobaby Nasal Aspirator comes with two silicone tips (a larger one and a smaller one) and three different suction strengths. The Nasal Aspirator comes with a pair of tweezers that allows you to pull out any stuck snot from the silicone tip. This is substantially easier to clean than the NoseFrida, which has a long plastic barrel and is not provided with anything to remove the snot. The NoseFrida is very difficult to clean - typically requiring multiple flushes of water, holding fingers on either ends and shaking it with water inside, and even twisting a piece of paper towel down the barrel to clean a stubborn piece of snot out.The Lunobaby Nasal Aspirator has a suction motor, a rechargeable battery, and also comes with a USB-C cord and replacement filters. This is so much more worth it than the NoseFrida, which is a simple piece of plastic with a silicone tubing and just three porous mesh filters.The only improvement I would suggest for this Lunobaby is that it would be helpful to have a larger silicone conical tip that can form a seal on the outer rim of baby's nostril (similar to the NoseFrida) as inserting the silicone tip into the nostril does not always remove all the snot. It depends a bit on whether you can create a sealing surface against the inside of the nostril.At the time of my purchase, the cost of the Lunobaby is only several dollars more than the NoseFrida. I would gladly pay vastly more than that amount to have avoided getting sick just once. Buy the Lunobaby. Don't try and save the few dollars and end up getting sick for a week like I did.

Product worked great! Highly recommend!

I bought for my nephew a while ago and still uses it, this works great and very helpful with secretions.

Pro: Rechargeable, small and lightweightCon: Suction was not strong enough , filter didn’t work as well either. I tossed it out

It is really easy to use. I have tried using other products that you have to do manually my granddaughter. Don’t like them. She’s been really sick so I decided to try this product out and I really like it and she does too.

This does the job! I hated using the normal bulb sucker and so did my baby. This is much easier. I just wish it had a little more suction power to it. However it is easy to clean and holds a charge for quite a while. Good quality for the price