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onef
2025-09-03 09:21:08
SO much fancier than the last electric nasal aspirator I had, which in its turn was much more effective than the traditional manual type! This version comes in a nice, vented storage tin with a hinged lid, and comes with three different designs of suction tips (two based on the age of the infant and one for cleaning around the walls and edges of the nostrils), plus a bottle brush to help in cleanup, and the charging cable. The collection chamber is much larger than the last one I used, and it goes together very securely. The tips just snap in place. There are 5 speeds of suction and the top speed is enough to grab my skin and gently pull it up from my hand, so there's definitely adequate suction here to clear a stuffy nose!Washing is also easier with this design. The main parts that should come in contact with mucus (the silicone tip and collection chamber) are removable and can be soaked and scrubbed as needed. The body of the electric wand is not designed to be immersed in water, BUT it does have a silicone gasket closing off the charging port, to prevent water from getting in there too easily, and it also has a clever side vent for drying out the electrical components if some water did accidentally get into the unit. In other words, you can actually rinse the wand under the faucet as well--a big improvement, in my opinion.The LED light is cute, but I'm not a fan of the music--although at least it's just two midi-file songs with no singing. It sounds very carnival creepy, but not as bad as the other one I had which played truly terrifying, tinny voices mechanically singing children's songs. There are only two music options here and I still find them unsettling, but they might be helpful in distracting a very willful child.All around, I'm very impressed with this version. It's powerful, easy to clean, and comes with a nice storage case. Great design.
The Right Tool
2025-05-27 12:22:10
We've had the opportunity to try several brands and styles of snot suckers in the last few months, here's how this model stacks up.With all the functions offered by other models including an LED light, music tones and adjustable suction inputs, this delivers everything you would expect from a product of this type. We have used other all-in-one styles similar to this such as the name-brand Navage or larger units with the hose-style setup such as the Grownsy. Compared to the Navage, this model offers more-or less the same experience and same features with possibly a touch less suction. Compared to the Grownsy, this model has less suction but also has less components for storage and is more compact.Users will have different preferences as-to what they want to prioritize. I’d say this Saresten offers the best value, the cheapest price and in general gets the job done. Hose units like the Grownsy may provide some advantage with peak suction and more maneuverability, but to each their own.We’re very happy with this product and will get some great use out of this with our young son.
Judith
2025-04-08 14:00:06
I haven't tried this yet, but a "motorized" vacuum tool is so much better than trying to do this manually. I'm impressed with both its design, the cleaning brush, multiple tips of varying sizes and really like the compact carrying case so all of it stays together and pieces of it don't get misplaced. It also has GOOD (and illustrated) instructions. Note to Mfgr: I would not call this an "electric" Nasal Aspirator. If you're calling something "electric" -- to me that means it has an electric cord coming out of it that I must plug into a wall outlet.... which would severely restrict when / where / how I use it. Your product is not dependent on proximity to a wall outlet --- but if you call it "electric" it may make people think it is -- and turn them away before they investigate and read ALL of the full text description, describing it has a USB charging capability.
Sandra Peterson
2025-02-21 13:21:02
It's an electric, rechargeable booger sucker. It's got 3 tips so you can find the right one for your little one and it still works with younger toddlers who haven't yet been able to figure out blowing their own noses. It comes with a cleaning brush. My favorite feature is that it is rechargeable, so I don't have to be constantly looking for batteries when my babies are sick and congested. It does hold enough so that you can fully suction a session without having to stop and empty the container between nostrils. It does have more levels of suction than other brands, but I'm not sure the suction is any more powerful.These are my thoughts about the product "Nasal Aspirator for Baby,Rechargeable Nose Sucker for Baby,Baby Nasal Aspirator with 3 Silicone Tips,Adjustable Suction ,Waterproof Booger Sucker for Baby with Music and Light Function, Blue" by the brand: Saresten.
Lalis
2024-12-04 11:15:15
This my third aspirator, but this is the first one that addresses the issue of phlegm getting past the cup. It is actually washable!!! That blew my mind because my previous 2 died after a year of use due to phlegm getting in the motor despite my best efforts. My little one right now has a pretty bad cold with lots of snot, and this aspirator has a way better catcher cup and extreme suction! I used the highest setting on my previous ones, but with this one, I had to put it down a notch. I'm extremely impressed and I hope it lasts a long time given that it can be cleaned.The only negative is how loud it is compared to my previous ones; however, I couldn't deduct a star because it suctions really well. I'm extremely happy with my find.
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