I am a longtime user of the original nose frida and LOVE it. It’s gross, but the only thing that has been able to provide relief from congestion for the little ones. I was sooooo excited to see the electric version of one of my favorite baby products, but the suction on this this is terrible!!! It barely gets anything out, not even the saline solution I use in conjunction with the frida. I found myself using the trusted mom-powered version AFTER using this and getting a ton out. Super disappointed, snot sucking momma. Read more

As a Mom of five, I've tried it all. I thought the nasal aspirator was heaven sent since the syringe was so hard to use. This electric nose sucker is even more amazing. Last year, my daughter caught a cold and I was pregnant. I couldn't suck out the boogers because I was always out of breath. I had to wait on my husband to suck it out everytime and He was busy with work. Imagine seeing my daughter suffer and I couldn't do anything. 😭😩 Even worse, my husband actually got sick from sucking out too much boogers. The nosefrida has won my heart (I'm not exaggerating 😂😂😂) I love this product. It's so easy to use. My newborn had the sniffles and I literally cleaned out his nose in less than a minute. He wasn't uncomfortable. My toddler who absolutely hates the aspirator sat still and had me remove her boogers. I mean that says it all, am amazing product. Definitely give it a try. Read more

The media could not be loaded.  The electric NoseFrida has been great for my 3 month old. The first two suction settings are pretty worthless, but the highest setting does get the snot out. The infant tip works well, but you really have to push it in the nostril and work it around to get everything out. The baby doesn't like it and fights it, but it is much easier and faster than the manual NoseFrida. The light doesn't distract the baby much, but it does provide a little light so I can use it in the middle of the night without turning on other lights. The tip and chamber slide on and off the unit easily to clean after each use.For my 2 year old, we use the NozeBot which has much more powerful suction and we don't have to worry so much about sucking snot into places that are difficult to wash. The NozeBot is way more expensive, louder, and didn't come with a tip for infants.Honestly I'm glad I purchased both units since the NoseFrida works better for infants and the NozeBot works better for older kids. They are lifesavers when your little ones just can't breathe and I'm sure they've kept us from ending up at the doctor's a few times. Prior to having them, we had to go into a respiratory clinic for suctioning when the kids had bronchiolitis. Read more

Zero suction power. I had high hopes as I use the snot sucker frida which I love but my squirmy baby makes it difficult without four hands. This thing has no power even on the highest setting. My baby had a cold with congestion and this thing was absolutely useless. And at $50 bucks it was not a cheap mistake. Read more

Very disappointed in this product, the suction is not effective in removing snot and the sizing is not great. Read more

Horrible suction. Definatley ain't worth 50 bucks had better results with a bulb. Will be returning. Read more

I loved this product when I first used it! Great au Kirin and seemed comfortable for my child. But then I noticed the motor in the device sounded wet. I started shaking it and snot was coming out of a small hole in the side (like the casing) Turns out it was getting sucked though the small hole in the top of the aspirator. I was sable to get it all out after 10 min of shaking, but the next time it happened it stopped working completely. Was really bummed! Read more

Gentle suction, but got everything out, she tolerated it well. I put saline drops in her nose to loosen things up prior to suctioning. She was actually laughing. She liked it. I give it a thumbs up. Read more