BabyComfyNose Nasal Aspirator Crystal | #1 Tested Snot Sucker

This has been a lifesaver. I hate the traditional bulb syringe for sucking out our babies nose because you have to stick it in kind of far to get results and it doesn't really work that well. This is amazing, it is creepy how much nasty snot you can get out of your baby's nose with this and leave them breathing clear again. I hate when my baby gets so stuffed up she can't breathe and has to mouth breath, this totally takes care of the problem. Plus this kind doesn't have a filter you have to replace, you just use a tiny piece of Kleenex in it. I have never had an issue with the snot getting anywhere near me sucking it into my mouth either, the design just won't let it happen. It is also very easy to clean. Totally recommend this!

This product is perfect to help unclog my daughter's nose when she is sick since she does not understand the concept of blowing outward for her nose yet. If you put a piece of tissue (rip a smaller piece of tissue, enough to trap what it needs to trap but that there is enough space in the holder still for the oxygen to go through for when you suck inward) in the main holder then everything just goes into the holder and you just remove the tissue and rinse the main holder only, the nose piece and the mouth piece. It is very practical when your little one is suffering and sick and their nose is runny and or clogged.

i like it but my 4 month old daughter HATES it. she screams bloody murder when i have to use it. it takes my husband and i to wrestle her down and clear her nose!the mouth piece detaches form the tube WAY too easily so one good yank from her and we have to stop, put it back together and try again. HUGE pain!it definitely works better than the bulb aspirators, but if you dont get it aligned and angled just right, fruitless effort. it does not work. with the bulb, you know you have it in the right position.

This is a great tool, and much better (more effective) than the simple bulb suckers they give you in the hospital. The opening is fairly large, so it probably would not be great for newborns, but works very well on our 4 month old. The only drawbacks I would say is that it doesn't go quite as far into his nose, so we have to position it exactly right to be able to suck everything out. Also, the little hose attachment is removable- this is great for cleaning, but not so great with a smart baby who figures out that he can make this unpleasantness stop by pulling on the tube which pulls it off of the mouthpiece. It's pretty much a two-person job to hold the baby's head/arms while another person sucks, but boy it works when you get everything positioned correctly.

My baby had a "gooey" nose a lot and the typical hospital nose pump NEVER did help. This was such a relief to have. My family and friends think I'm gross for "sucking out" his nose with my mouth LOL. But honestly, the "goo" does not even come to my mouth ( gets trapped in a tissue) and I can't "taste" anything either. I love using this, It has been a life saver a many time when my son couldn't breathe/sleep well at night.

The best baby device in the world. Get you kids from deep down. Have used for many years, maybe 6 plus. We have bought many of these for us and for new born gifts.A must have!Use a very small 1 ply piece of toilet paper as a filter when not too lazy to get the paper.Yuckies do not come into the tubes.I'm a father of that matters.My wife loves this just as much. Have used for 5 plus kids.

This nasal aspirator is by far easier on my childs nose than the industrial strength one from the hospital. My child does not fuss near as much and I'm able to get out much more mucus then the regular bulb syringe due to the longer suction time. I recomend clear so you can see what's comming out. The tissue (easy to replace) is there as a safeguard if there is ever enough snot to fill the tip. Thus far I've just needed to rinse the tip to clean it.

I have both the NoseFrida and this BabyComfy. When I ran out of filters for the nosefrida I decided to order the baby comfy instead of new filters. I thought I would prefer the convenience of using tissue. I find the Babycomfy is harder to suction from. I'm not sure what it is but there is alot of resistance when I suction from the babycomfy vs. the NoseFrida. And I'm only using like 1/4 of a tissue, very loosely packed. Maybe it has to do w/ the size of the opening or the rubber material. I will probably make the babycomfy my spare and go back to the NoseFrida.