BabyComfy Nasal Aspirator - Hygienically & Safely Removes Baby’s Nasal Mucus (Pink)

Buy this!! I promise you that you will not regret it. I made the mistake of waiting until my precious baby was suffering from a nasty chest cold and we were struggling to give her relief with a bulb aspirator. I went to my local Walmart hoping for something like this but all they had was the Graco battery operated aspirator. Well that was a complete waste of $20. It did NOTHING except make my baby angry. So I ordered this and waited for delivery while my baby suffered. As soon as it arrived, I sterilized it and headed in hoping for the best. Hoping that my baby would get relief and I wouldn’t get a mouthful of snot! I put a small piece of tissue in the bulb and sucked away! It was unbelievable the amount of mucus I removed and none traveled up the mouthpiece or tube! It upset my little one but I would imagine anything that sucks boogers out of a baby’s nose would cause them confusion and discomfort but it was worth it to see her relief! It’s easy to take apart and clean. The mouthpiece is soft, you wouldn’t think that matters but it does! It’s reasonably priced and you don’t need to buy more filters like the nose frida, just put a small piece of tissue in the bulb. Order this before you need it because I promise you that you’ll need it one day!

After trying battery-operated nasal aspirators, classic bulb syringes, and the Nosefrida, this one is by far my favorite. The first two just don't work that well, and while the Nosefrida is great, using it on a sick baby always made me sick. I think its little filter just isn't enough.The filter system in this product seems good. I use half of an antiviral Kleenex in it (a whole Kleenex seems like too much in there), and it seems like it filters well while still leaving enough space to pull air through. And it really, really gets a lot of crap out of the poor baby's sinuses. My daughter is 19 months and it's harder to get stuff out of her, but this thing really pulls a lot of snot out. Just spray first with saline spray, then suck.It seems quite sturdy, so I anticipate using it for a long time. The part that goes into the baby's nostril has a smallish opening, but it gets plenty of snot out. It's also kind of rounded, so it seems gentle on the baby's nose. Also, the fact that it opens is really nice, because you can really get in there and clean it easily - with Nosefrida you'd have to use some kind of brush to clean it or it just didn't get cleaned properly.Overall, I love this thing. Works great to keep babies breathing well!

This product is super innovative. I was very excited when I recieved it. I also have a different kind of nasal aspirator Nose Frida and wanted to try a different kind. The difference between the 2 is the suction power in the Nose Frida is more powerful. Baby Comfy is probably more comfortable due to having less suction power. It also has different sizes of tips to grow with your baby. My baby is 3 now and requires more suction power. U still use both brands for different occasions. I am still not sure if I would buy Baby Comfy again if it broke.

We LOVE this product and buy it for all of our friends who are having babies for the first time. With 3 kids under 3 there is a lot of snot going on all of the time and this product really works! We can quickly and efficiently clear their little noses to help them breathe better. The best part is you can vary the suction to help get everything out! We own two and keep them in different areas of our home. I have found that you can sterilize them in the sterilization bags that are out there, just make sure you put all pieces in because one time I only put in the bottom portion and the plastic shrunk a little...I then put the top part through the sterilization to try to shrink it too so that it would fit back together again...and voila! We still continue to use the sterilization bag in the microwave to really kill all of the bugs! You will not be disappointed with this purchase...an absolute must for anyone with little ones...especially babies. This does not even compare to the terrible blue hospital bulbs they send you home with!!