Ezy Dose Kids Nasal Aspirator with Soft Tip, Sinus Relief and Mucus Sucker for Baby and Toddler, Nose-Pals, Convenient and Easy to Use, Gentle Removal, BPA Free

Works as expected, that is it your kid will let you do it!

This nasal aspirator works best for newborn and smaller babies since it's small and doesn't have a strong suction. It can help remove superficial boogies, but it wont be enough for older babies who have copious thick nasal secretions. I like that these have pointed tips for easier insertion into the nostrils and the fact that the parts can be disconnected to be cleaned thoroughly (the free ones from the hospital have to be thrown eventually because you can't clean or see what has built up inside.)

I bought this as a back up travel aspirator for my travel medical bag. It has such poor suction that it barely aspirates anything. Do not recommend.

Love it

This aspirator really only works for infants - the suction is very low and doesn't do anything for a toddler or older. It's small and easy to use and clean which is nice, but really not any better than the hospital bulbs they give you.

I was so relieved to have this already at the house when my daughter got sick with RSV. I recommend buying BEFORE you need it. The instructions are clear and I love that it can be disassembled and cleaned so that it can be used for multiple illnesses and with multiple children. It was easy to disassemble, clean and re-assemble.The one from the hospital can not be disassembled to clean the inside and should only be used for one child/illness.

We got this nasal aspirator because it seemed like a much better option than the typical closed-bulb ones you get from the hospital or dollar stores. With those closed ones, you can only use them a few times before they need to be tossed out, since they can’t be opened up and cleaned. After a few uses, they can start to get unhygienic, and we didn’t feel comfortable using them long-term for our little one.This new aspirator appealed to us because the top suction part can be removed, making it much easier to rinse and wash. That way, we can keep it much cleaner and ideally use it for a longer time. The only challenge I foresee is thoroughly cleaning every part of the inside, which is key to keeping it hygienic. While it seems possible to reach most areas, it could be a bit tricky. I think a tiny brush—similar to what you’d use to clean a straw—would be perfect for reaching all the little crevices to ensure it’s as clean as possible.Overall, it seems like it’ll do the job well, and we’re looking forward to trying it out on our little guy, especially as the dry winter weather sets in. I have a feeling this will become a go-to tool for us during the colder months!

This works really well to extract the congestion from the nose without causing additional irritation in and around the nose. It has an adequate amount of pressure and is easy to clean after and between uses.