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Nosefrida Nasal Aspirator | 
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| Brand: Nosefrida USA LLC
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $17.50
Buy New: $15.99
You Save: $1.51 (9%)
New (2) from $15.99
Rating:  76 reviews
Sales Rank: 244
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 7 x 3 x 1
Highly Recommended By: parenthacks.com, thingamababy.com, babys-first-year.com, busymom.net, parent-chatter.com, bloggingbaby.com, theopinionatedparent.com
Makes a great baby shower gift!
EAN: 7330304507138
ASIN: B000OS8BP4
Availability: Usually ships in 3-4 business days
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| • | "I like the Nosefrida, which doesn't require you to put anything inside the nose." Dr William Sears, MD, FAAP (www.askdrsears.com) | | • | "Safe, effective, effortless." - Dr Jaime Edelstein, MD, FAAP | | • | "Nosefrida is a superior tool when children have colds and stuffy noses. It is safe and will not harm the sensitive nasal tissues of the nose. It is hygienic and easy to use, and I recommend it highly." - Dr Gilda Torres-Portalatin, MD, FAAP | | • | "Cold and flu season can be a difficult time for parents with young children. Recent studies have shown that over-the-counter medications provide little or no relief for symptoms of nasal congestion and runny nose. I have personally used Nosefrida on my children and can attest to the ease of use, safety and effective suctioning of the nose. As a pediatrician and mother of three, I endorse this product without reservation and hope that it will soon be added to the newborn kit for mothers upon discharge from the hospital." - Dr Tina Carroll-Scott, MD, FAAP | | • | "Nosefrida gives the parents a chance to help babies blow their nose and clear their airway so they can sleep and eat. It's userfriendly and safe. I recommend it to all my Moms as part of their cold care regimen. It helps keep kids off antibiotics." - Dr Cheryl E. Perkins, MD, FAAP |
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Product Description
Nosefrida is a doctor recommended nasal aspirator that removes mucus from your child's nose. It was invented in Sweden by ear, nose and throat specialists, and has been used by Swedish moms and dads for years. Nosefrida is effective and hygienic and has been clinically tested. It is safe to use and causes no injury to you or your child. No more runny noses."
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| Customer Reviews: Read 71 more reviews...
 great product but CHEAPER else where October 23, 2008
N. C Kratzer (Bangor, PA United States)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
works great try ecoPIGGY you can buy the Nosefrida and bag of filters for 18.39 use october in coupon code on check out for the 10% to get you to 18.39
Eureka!!! October 20, 2008
K. Rocha (North Carolina)
The concept may be a little gross at first (ok, very gross) but it WORKS!!! My daughter was congested the first few months of her life and nothing helped. We tried everything ... bulb syringe, electric aspirator, drops etc. Trying this product was the best thing I ever did! It's very simple to master and the results are amazing. My daughter breathes free and clear now.
Far superior to the blue bulb... October 11, 2008
sheski (CO)
An HUGE improvement over the blue bulb. First, you can get way more suction than the bulb. Second, the end of it is a little larger, which means that you get a complete nostril seal and it doesn't have to go as far into the nose -- much more comfortable for the baby. Our baby screamed every time she saw the blue bulb. Now she sits patiently because she knows that she will soon be breathing easier.
Important tip: don't try to suck everything out in one complete breath -- you'll pass out! Instead, try lots of short, quick breaths. It is enough to get the mucus out.
I know it seems kind of gross and seems a bit dubious, but it is a far superior solution.
I love it! September 30, 2008
K. C.
This is one of the best products that I could have purchased for the sake of my baby!!
WHY WASN'T THIS AROUND FOR MY FIRST KID?? September 18, 2008
Kim Czarnopys (chicago)
This is the most amazing device ever!!!! Is your kid going to like it? Probably not, but at least you are not shoving the bulb (which does not work!!!!) high into the nasal passages possibly causing damage. If your childs secretions are really thick...put in a few saline drops and wait 15 seconds to use your nose-frida...the combination of the two makes even the thickest boogers shake with fear!!! I swear this device kept my 4 pound preemie (who of course caught a cold his first week out of the NICU) out of the hospital!!! I give it for shower gifts and the moms are usualy grossed out...until they use it...and then tell me they love it!!!
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