My four year old is his worst enemy when he is sick. He absolutely doesn’t like taking medicine of any kind, and along with that he hates blowing his nose or us fussing over him at all when he’s sick. We’ve tried two other nasal suction devices over the years. Of course we started with the nose Frida manual sucker when the kids were babies. That worked great for back then, on an unruly grumpy four year old… not so much. I also wanted to retire from sucking booger residue. Even with a filter, obviously some of that stuff is getting into my mouth. Yuck!Then we tried another one on here, it’s handheld, takes batteries and has two buttons, one that powers it and one that turns on a light. It didn’t work very well and that was suppose to be the fancy upgrade from the nose Frida. Usually I would have just gave up there, but recently my four year old came down with the flu.I finally caved and bought this after a night of him trying to blow his nose, but actually was just sucking the boogers further into his sinusesIt came on time, nicely packaged. The trick with my kid is to let him use it on himself for the first day or two. He wasn’t holding it in his nose long enough, and wasn’t putting it far enough in. Finally after a few days of him putting minimal effort into this thing, I took charge and showed him the proper way to do it, and made him do it the right way.I use this in conjunction with his portable nebulizer, with a simple saline solution in it. He uses that for about a minute or two, let things get nice and moist and then we go in with this sucker. It’s great! It’s gentle, I don’t know how many setting it has exacts but I think the max I saw was five. It has two different soft tips, it holds a charge for days and the best part is it’s easy to clean. The night light mode would be nice if I had a baby, and I guess is handy even with my four year old.This device is definitely worth the splurge, I’d buy it ahead of cold season just to be prepared but it’s good even in the thick of a cold. I will say, I saw on TikTok that you can hook a nose Frida up to a breast pump in a pinch. I kind of wish I had remembered about that before ordering this as I have two spectra breast pumps just sitting in my closet. But something tells me my child would pitch a fit if I tried putting some DIY contraption up his nose.If your kid is headstrong like mine, especially when sick, every detail matters. How you present the required task, giving them space to do it on their “own terms” or at least the illusion of control… this little device helps with that tremendously. He was waking up in the middle of the night and using this on his own. It’s amazing and definitely worth the splurge.Edit to add: I just bought a second one for my six year old. He is more willing to do saline rinses and blow his nose but the results are not great. Both my kids are sick (again 🥴) I realized that one of these snot suckers won’t cut it so big brother is getting his own. I’ve since recommended it to another mom friend and she said it’d be great for her four year old but also her ten year old. I think it takes a while for kids to effectively blow their nose. In the meantime this little gadget will come in handy!

The HEYVALUE Nasal Aspirator for babies is a thoughtfully designed device aimed at providing gentle and effective relief from nasal congestion. Its hospital-grade suction capabilities, combined with user-friendly features, make it a valuable tool for parents.Likes:Adjustable Suction Levels: The aspirator offers 9 levels of suction, allowing customization based on the severity of congestion and the baby's comfort.WALMART.COMSoothing Functions: Equipped with a soft ambient night light and nursery rhyme features, it helps calm infants during the cleaning process, making the experience less stressful for both baby and parent.AMAZON.COM.BESafe Materials: The device includes food-grade silicone tips, ensuring safety and comfort for the baby's delicate nasal passages.Dislikes:Battery Life: Some users have noted that the battery life could be longer, especially during periods of frequent use.Suction Strength: While effective for most cases, a few users feel that the maximum suction level could be stronger to handle more stubborn mucus.Usage:This nasal aspirator is ideal for infants and young children experiencing nasal congestion due to colds or allergies. Its portable design and USB rechargeable feature make it convenient for use at home or on the go.In summary, the HEYVALUE Nasal Aspirator combines effective suction with soothing features to provide a comfortable experience for babies and ease of use for parents. Its thoughtful design and safety features make it a worthwhile investment for managing your child's nasal congestion.For a visual demonstration and further insights, you might find this video review helpful:

I bought this for our new born baby and ended up using this on our 5 year old as well on myself.It works very good and I can visibly see what it has removed!For the newborn it is gentle and works well on 1 or 2 for the stubborn onesFor the 5 year old 2 works well but 4 for deeper ones.For the adults 4 or 5. While it does not remove much it triggers sneezing and gets good movement by coughing etc.In all cases I find using with saline drops is more effective.I am pleased with this purchase.

I got this for my grandson when he was really sick. My daughter has mentioned to me countless times on how good this product is and how much it has helped, which is unlike her. I do read a ton of reviews before purchasing a product but rarely do reviews myself. With that said, I think it's important to pass this information along to others.

My daughter had RSV and the bulb suction just wasn’t cutting anymore. In the ER they used a suction similar to this so I set out to find one for the house. I absolutely LOVE the fact that it’s portable, just make sure it’s charged shove it in the diaper bag and good to go! It suctioned sooooooooo much better and she sounded sooooo much better after using this. This is a must have for any mom/dad!

I really wanted to like this product for it to have 9 levels me using the Frida baby where I use my mouth to help pull mucus out worked better. To be honest if I didn’t try in on my child already I would have returned the machine

I order a second because my older daughter dropped a couple times one that ordered almost 2 years ago and I thought I may needed a second one just in case is not functioning the old one in any emergency

Overall, I highly recommend the HEYVALUE Nasal Aspirator to any parent. Its combination of effective suction, soothing features, and thoughtful design makes it an excellent choice for keeping your little one comfortable and helping them breathe easier.