Pro Nasal Aspirator for Babies | Electric Nose Sucker (Green) | Made in EU | Adjustable Suction Power | Premium Quality | Award-Winning Design

I don’t really review items, but for this item I had to. My main concern when buying this product was the suction strength, rest assured, it works and it’s good. Before this I was using the nose frida for my 3 year old girl and my 1 1/2 year old girl. They’re both little monsters, and I love the nose frida, until the nosiboo, it was my go to, I could take multiple deep breaths and try to suck the mucus out, the problem is, sometimes you’re super close to sucking something out, but you run out of breath and before you take another big pull my kids would suck it back in or swallow it back and it would be lost. Nosiboo is constant non stop suction, so when your child let’s up it sucks it all out. The fact that it’s doing all the sucking you can actually focus on holding your child still, and get good positioning, which was harder with the nose frida, and because it was thicker I was always worried about stretching my kids nostrils, it might just be me but I worry about that stuff. The suction has different strength levels, for babies and for toddlers. I even tried it on myself, I mean if I’m going to use it on my kids why not, lol. It’s super easy to clean, you don’t need replacement filters and you don’t have to worry about getting a cold yourself from constantly sucking out their boogies. My kids were sick for over a month, super congested and as much nasty green stuff that I was able to suck out from my 3 year old, my youngest one was giving me a hard time and I couldn’t quite get anything out. Since a week of using the nosiboo, my eldest is finally over this sickness and my 1 1/2 fights me all the time when I use it, but her mucus has changed from green to clear, and has decreased tremendously, which I couldn’t do with the nose frida. So yes this product is a little pricey but is def well worth it. I def think it can be used for kids up until 10, I can’t say if it’ll work on anyone older, I think it might but I’m sure someone else commenting who has older kids can probably confirm or add to the age limit through their experience. This is def a must buy if you have a kid with a nose lol. Well worth it, if you’re concerned with the suction strength, don’t be, it’s good and it’s strong enough where it gets the job done without injuring your kids.

I have had our Nosiboo for 5 years now! My son is nearly 7 and can mostly do it himself (besides cleaning). We've never had issues with our machine and it's powerful enough to get the goopiest greenest snot out. We recently had a severe bout of COVID and this thing was our go to. The suction can seem like it's not strong enough but it is. You HAVE to use nasal saline before and during aspirations to loosen the mucus enough to come out. Without that, this simply won't work. It also takes a little time, maybe a ten minute session going back and forth between nostrils, but it's easy, painless and always fun to do the snot reveal in the sink after. It's also nice to see the debris coming out in real time, I can always tell when he needs extra encouragement to keep it in his nose. Could this be a little stronger for older kids, yes, but it is still effective enough for us to have made the investment when he was younger.

Okay, I have tried every nose-clearing and suction thing on the market. I have basic old-school bulbs, things that scoop, and 3 different battery-powered suction thingies. I also own the Nosiboo, and it works AMAZINGLY, even though it can be a pain in a few ways (detailed below). But here is the kicker: I was resisting the NoseFrida, even though I had bunches of friends swear by it as being the best thing ever. (Please note, they don't own a Nosiboo) HOWEVER. Yesterday, my husband left the hose to the nosiboo at his parent's house and our replacement isn't here til tomorrow, and my son was super congested to the point of being unable to eat. The other suction things I had weren't clearing him. So I bit the bullet and got a noseFrida ... and having now used both I can unilaterally tell you that (1) the nosiboo's suction strength is superior to even my best and strongest lung-actioned attempts, and (2) you won't hyperventilate with the nosiboo. (V important if you'd prefer not to pass out on top of your kid at 3 am) True, the nosefrida works better than nearly anything else, except the Nosiboo. I'm still backing the electronic option when it's available. (This is not an entirely unbiased review since I had to hyperventilate in the middle of the night to clear him up and all I could think was, "THIS IS MUCH EASIER WHEN IT JUST VACUUMS") Pros and cons on the Nosiboo: Cons: - EXPENSIVE oh my gawd, and does not come with another hose or filter - Hose tends to come out of the machine at inopportune moments with a flailing child who is NOT into having their nose suctioned - It's loud. The kiddo knows what's happening as soon as you turn it on. And it's kind of large, so can be hard to find a good place to put it while suctioning. - If not held exactly right, stuff can get around the "patented" nozzle system and into the hose and then you have to rinse the hose and maybe the filter, which is hard and a pain. I feel like a patented system should be a bit more foolproof? Pros: - THE BEST. IT WORKS. IMMEDIATELY. Worth every penny of its insane cost. You don't need any other pros than this. (And you do not have to hyperventilate to clear your kid's nose. Win!)

This thing is a game changer. We had previously been using one of the handheld vacuum pump based units, which while effective was kind of traumatic to the infant, as it was easy to plug a nostril and create a vacuum in the nasal passage. This unit is low vacuum, high flow, and has an automatic shut-off if too much suction is pulled. This is super effective at slurping the goop out of the nasal cavity, and definitely contributed to a bout with RSV being much shorter and easier to deal with. The parts are easy to clean, and you don't need to be as careful about making sure every last piece is bone dry before reassembly. Having the large noisy part of the device away from the child's face is also a huge plus.

My husband found this product after getting frustrated with the baby’s stuffiness and not being able to help her. We tried everything from the Nosefrida, the old school blue round suction, to steam baths. Our baby is in daycare and is catching colds left and right. Also the weather changes from hot to cold are not helping. She is 4 months and can’t tell us what she is feeling. The doctors tell us to keep doing what we are doing. So needless to say we were feeling helpless. First, we ordered the product on Christmas Eve around 12pm. It was delivered to my house the same day by 6:30pm. When I ordered, it said delivery would be on the 26th. We were extremely excited! We used it immediately. It’s a cute machine. Portable enough to travel with if needed. We do a lot of traveling. The machine allows you to control the suction strength easily. Because the motor is a bit on the loud side, you would think the suction would be extremely strong. It’s not. It’s perfect. Our baby was not excited about having anything put in her nose. Once it is inserted, she calms down. I think she likes the feeling it gives against her nostrils. She laughs. You can hear it working immediately. You can see everything in the head that has been suctioned out. I can’t believe how much comes out! Because the baby is very stuffy, we have been using the saline spray 15 - 20 minutes before each feeding, then use the Nosiboo. She feeds about every 3-4 hours. So we have put in a lot of use so far. It’s making feeding time much easier for her. She is not stopping to catch her breath while eating. She is sleeping much better too. I do notice that the motor tends to get a bit hot when using it after a about 5 minutes of continuous use. I’m still new to it and trying to work out a good system to do it fast. Overall, I am extremely happy with it. I don’t know how we survived without the Nosiboo. The only reason I gave it 4 stars was because of the motor noise level. Other than that, It’s worth every penny!

In a fit of middle-of-the-night desperation, with a snotty toddler who had been keeping us up for weeks, I finally bit the bullet and painfully dropped a buck fifty on this thing, which, to me at the time, just seemed like a crazy amount of money. I had alllllmost purchased it a month before, but couldn't bring myself to spend the money, but decided against it due to sticker shock. Let me tell you—this is money VERY well spent. New parents quickly discover how awful it is to have a small child who can't/won't blow their nose. Colds can last for weeks, and if kiddo can't sleep (because of gagging, coughing, sneezing, etc.), then neither can mom or dad, to say nothing of how annoying it can be to have a toddler yelling "TISSUE TISSUE TISSUE" at you in 10 minute intervals every single day. This thing is the Porche of nasal aspirators. We've tried EVERYTHING. Someone gave us a battery-operated version with our first kid. The thing never had the power needed to get the junk out, and ate batteries for breakfast. We went the the much acclaimed Nosefrida, which, despite being disgusting, didn't seem to get much junk out. I guess I never tried sucking with all my might, but I likely would have thrown up. Then we went old-school and dug out the little bulb that the hospital sent home from us. That worked okay (and was the right price), but it really had to get shoved up there to get much out, and didn't work well if the consistency of the junk wasn't "just right"—too runny, and nothing came out; too thick, and the bulb just stayed compressed. We even tried jury rigging an old breast pump with the Nosefrida, which had the most suction, but would then shoot the stuff back into kiddos nose. Fail. Enter the Nosiboo. It has an adjustable suction dial so you can find the sweet spot for the consistency of whatever junk is up there on any given day. The thing is super easy to use out of the box. Super easy to clean. No dying batteries affecting power. You don't have to power the suction with your own lungs. And, it works FAST. No more pinning a kid down for five minutes to get them clean—you're done in 20 seconds. If it's 1am, and you're a desperate parent thinking to yourself "Am I crazy for thinking of spending that much on a glorified tissue??" the answer is no, you're not crazy. Worth it.

As a parent, there’s nothing more distressing than watching your little ones struggle to breathe, especially when they have a stuffy nose. I’ve tried numerous nasal tools in the past, but none seemed to provide the relief my kids needed—until I discovered the Nosiboo nasal aspirator. From the moment I started using the Nosiboo, I could see a significant difference. This device is incredibly effective at clearing nasal congestion without causing any discomfort. The gentle suction is just right, allowing me to quickly and efficiently clear my children's noses without any fuss. My Littles were initially hesitant, but the design is so user-friendly that they quickly warmed up to it. What sets the Nosiboo apart from other nasal aspirators is its thoughtful design. It’s lightweight, easy to handle, and the transparent collection chamber allows me to see exactly what I’m removing. The washable parts make it super easy to clean, which is a huge plus for busy parents like me. I was amazed at how quickly my kids were able to breathe easier after just a few uses. It truly worked miracles! The relief it provided not only made them more comfortable but also helped them sleep better at night. I can’t express how grateful I am to have found this product. Overall, the Nosiboo nasal aspirator has been a lifesaver in our household. If you’re a parent looking for an effective solution to nasal congestion, I highly recommend giving it a try. It’s made a world of difference for my Littles!

Fantastic nasal aspirator that doesn't require sucking by a parent. I just couldn't get myself mentally to do the Frida and other aspirators that require me to suck the tube. So, this little teddy bear has been a godsend. Now, the positives: - it works! It has a knob where you can control the intensity. We start with the lowest setting, and that gets some jobs done. But if the offending booger is further down the nose, we crank it up. I gotta say that the maximum setting is very strong. I feel like it could aspire mucus from my baby's deepest sinuses. My baby is 2 months old, and the max setting literally cuts her breath. I like having a maximum setting that's so wildly strong, but it's not to be applied every day. - requires no inhaling of boogers on my part. - cleaning is easy. I do wish a little brush came with it. We use a nipple brush that we don't need for this machine, but our brush is too short and requires a little more fussing than it could have. Also, know that it is a LARGE teddy bear head. I didn't realize that when I saw the picture. But it's probably about 10 inches across in diameter. So, it will fit through the door, but it's not palm-sized. This is neither a positive nor a negative for me. Just a fact about the machine. The negatives: - the cord that goes from the nose of the bear to the nose of the baby is kind of loosely attached. It comes off at the slightest pull. It drives me nuts. I am considering to superglue it so it stays in place. Afterall, I don't see myself replacing that cord or doing anything with it. I don't understand why it comes off so easily and why it wasn't put permanently in its place. If the machine is at an awkward angle to the chair, it makes it challenging to put the cord back into the little hole AND hold a fussy baby who has boogers in her nose AND hold the other end of the cord so it doesn't fall out, AND AND AND.... just a huge design flaw. - the machine is LOUD. Even on the lowest setting. It makes it hard to clean our baby's nose at night without fully waking her up. I guess for a machine that's so strong, the motor has to be somewhat loud. But it's really loud. It's a day-time tool for us. Overall - powerful little sucker (hehe, pun intended). It will get anything out of anyone's nose.