What are the best baby nasal aspirators?

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What are the best baby nasal aspirators?

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Best baby nasal aspirators	Price	Last Updated
-- NoseFrida The Snotsucker	$14.91	Nov 17, 2017
-- Little Martin's Drawer Baby Nasal Aspirator	$32.99	Nov 17, 2017
-- Bubzi Co. Baby Nasal Aspirator	$14.97	Nov 17, 2017

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NoseFrida The Snotsucker

Top Pro

Non-invasive

Unlike most nasal aspirators, the Snotsucker doesn't have to be placed in the nostril. You just have to place it against the nostril, creating a seal for seamless snot sucking. See More

Top Con

Does not come with a cover/carrying case

It lacks a nozzle cover that can keep it clean in between uses, especially when you transport it in your diaper bag. See More

Top Pro

Snot will never get in your mouth

The snot gets collected in the cylinder and there is a filter that traps them and the germs from traveling up the tube and into your mouth. See More

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Uses parent's own suction

You will use your own force to remove the mucus out of your baby's nose. You can control the amount of effort you put in sucking depending on how thick or how thin your baby's mucus is. See More

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Little Martin's Drawer Baby Nasal Aspirator

Top Pro

One-handed use

This nasal aspirator is used with just one hand, your other hand can be used to control your unruly, snotty baby. See More

Top Con

Only works with thin, runny snot

This electric nasal aspirator has a weak suction level that you cannot adjust. This is hard to use for thick snot and spraying your baby's nose with saline is definitely helpful to soften up the mucus. See More

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Bubzi Co. Baby Nasal Aspirator

Top Pro

High control over suction

You don't have to worry about hurting your baby's nose and causing extra discomfort because you can control how hard (or not) you suck. See More

Top Con

Not ideal for thick snot

It is difficult to suck thick snot and booger from your baby's nose since they cling on for dear life. You will have to suck hard to get it out and doing that might get some mucus in your mouth. It is therefore advisable for parents to put in saline drops on their babies' nostrils before using an aspirator. See More

Top Pro

Won't annoy your baby

Babies feel irritated when you stick hard plastic up their noses. Luckily, the tip of this nasal aspirator is made from a soft and flexible silicone and feels soft against your baby's nostril. See More

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What are the best baby nasal aspirators?

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NoseFrida The Snotsucker

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My Recommendation for NoseFrida The Snotsucker

Non-invasive

Does not come with a cover/carrying case

Snot will never get in your mouth

Uses parent's own suction

Little Martin's Drawer Baby Nasal Aspirator

My Recommendation for Little Martin's Drawer Baby Nasal Aspirator

My Recommendation for Little Martin's Drawer Baby Nasal Aspirator

One-handed use

Only works with thin, runny snot

Bubzi Co. Baby Nasal Aspirator

My Recommendation for Bubzi Co. Baby Nasal Aspirator

My Recommendation for Bubzi Co. Baby Nasal Aspirator

High control over suction

Not ideal for thick snot

Won't annoy your baby

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