Hospital Grade Electric NoseFrida

I'm never going back to tissues or bulb syringes again! This is way more convenient and clean for my toddler when he gets those stuffy noses. This nasal aspirator is really easy to use that I didn't even need to read the manual. It's a simple on/off button and straightforward process for selecting your suction level. I do like the small tips that come with the aspirator and they are not uncomfortable for my toddler when they go up his nose. The suction is amazing. It felt a little weak when I felt it, but when I saw it in my toddler's nose, it was clear that it was doing an amazing job getting mucus out. The suction and its sound is also not scary sounding to my toddler. In fact, my toddler lets it stay in his nose for a good amount of time before he is over it, and that says a lot. I also appreciate the clip that helps hold the cord. It keeps the aspirator cord from getting tangled and making the entire bag messy. The bag is super cute and compact enough for bringing to the store or for traveling. It also hold everything very well without feeling heavy, so I can comfortably put it in my purse and carry with me all day. The other best part is that the tips are VERY easy to clean. Again without using the manual because it was easy, I was able to take it apart so I could clean everything thoroughly and easily put it back together. Overall, it's a great product for parents like myself who want to ease their child's congestion safely and neatly. The ease of cleaning this product alone makes this product standout to me. Highly recommend.

We’ve used Frida nose suckers with our kids and this electric NoseFrida Pro is hands down better than the small compact handheld version. I wish I had bought this one sooner. What I like: • Strong suction and actually keeps up when baby is really congested • Much easier and faster than the manual options • The motor feels more powerful and consistent • Makes a big difference during colds, especially before feeding or bedtime Why I upgraded: With my first kid, we went through three of the compact handheld Frida electric suckers in one year. Even with proper cleaning/maintenance, the motor would eventually give out. It just couldn’t keep up with how often we needed it. This Pro version feels like a better-built, more reliable option. If your baby gets really snotty during colds, I’d recommend skipping the compact one and going straight to this. This one has held up much better for us.

Despite the weird unsettling controversy around frida baby and their advertising this snot sucker is by far the easiest most affective one I've used. Easy to clean, easy to use and really affective. When it comes to middle of the night stuffy noses this is just the way to go. Its quiet and does what it needs to really well and fast. Worth every penny. And it gets the discount on your baby registry as well. If you wait to purchase.

I think this is much better than their previous electric snot sucker. That one I just could not get any boogers out.. this works well and the suction seems decent, even on the lowest setting if I close one nostril and try it on myself it feels like it's going to suck my brain out lol I don't think I would need anything stronger than level 2 on my 5 month old Like all Frida baby products this has thoughtful details to make my life easier. The way they designed it to eliminate the need for a filter and to make sure no liquid gets into the tube is brilliant .. only way I can see that happening ever is if you submerge it in water lol. Also, it's very nice having two attachments so I can aspirate twice before having to wash both. So nice it comes with a carrying case and already charged so I was able to use it right away. Their is a place for the charging cable and all the attachments and pieces so if all stays near and tidy and doesn't rattle around. I expected it to be big but to my surprise it's portable enough to put in my diaper bag if need be Unless your kid has snot dripping everywhere, it's best to use saline before. For young infants, their saline nebulizer or saline mist with a mask instead of squirted up the nose is less invasive but not as helpful at thinning the mucus (their brand saline spray burns when I tried it in on myself) Overall I'm very impressed. The competition is the nose bot which is like $140 I believe. No idea how it compares but I am pleased so far. I hope it holds up and maintains suction! I will edit this review once I get a good idea of what the battery life is, and if I have any cons to add (so far, I can think of nothing negative) Oh and one last tip. Trying this on myself, (as Iam sick too.. plus I always test new products on myself first) it was much for comfortable aspirating if I had my mouth open. Thank you Frida baby. You always come out with amazing products, you can tell the people who design their products are either all moms or pay close attention to what moms need and any feedback. I'm always looking on your website site to see what new inventive products you come out! What i am wishing for the most from you all is a feeding line. A high chair that has silicone covered easy clean straps and thoughtful details like the mockingbird high chair has, but perhaps make it foldable/space saving with a line of matching dishes, utensils, cups, bibs, etc. the push up fruit feeder is brilliant, we need more feeding related items especially high chairs and boosters ln

As a parent, this electric NoseFrida has been a huge help when my baby gets congested. It works quickly and the suction is strong but still gentle enough for a little nose. My baby breathes so much better after using it, especially at night. I also like that it’s easy to clean and simple to use when your little one is already fussy. Definitely one of those baby items I’m really glad we have.