Price: $19.99 - $17.72
(as of Nov 09, 2025 07:12:10 UTC – Details)
Our Baby Nasal Aspirator, is the ultimate solution for providing relief to your little one’s stuffy nose. Specifically designed for babies, this gentle yet effective aspirator helps clear nasal congestion with ease. Paired with our Frida Baby Saline Nasal Spray, it provides a soothing and natural remedy for nasal discomfort. Say goodbye to sniffles and hello to comfort with our baby nasal aspirator and saline nasal spray combo, essential for every parent’s nursery arsenal.
GENTLE & NON INVASIVE: NoseFrida SnotSucker nasal aspirator for baby ensures comfort by creating a seal with the exterior of the baby’s nostril, allowing for gentle and effective suction without intrusion.
HYGIENIC DESIGN: Disposable filters effectively trap snot in the barrel, maintaining a hygienic environment. It is recommended to replace the filter after each use for optimal cleanliness.
SAFE FOR NEWBORNS & TODDLERS: Specifically designed for babies and toddlers aged 0 and up, NoseFrida helps clear stubborn snot, promoting easy breathing for little ones.
EASY TO CLEAN: The blue nasal tube, red mouthpiece, and filter cap are dishwasher safe on the top rack for convenient cleaning. The long, clear tube can be cleaned with 70% isopropyl alcohol for thorough hygiene.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED: Each NoseFrida comes with 1 device and 24 hygiene filters, providing a comprehensive solution for effective and safe nasal suction for your baby. Pair with our Frida Baby Saline Nasal Spray (sold separately) for ease of removing those stubborn boogers.
FSA / HSA ELIGIBLE: This item qualifies for FSA/HSA reimbursement
Customers say
Customers find the nasal aspirator works well and consider it the best snotsucker ever, performing better than bulb suction devices. The product is easy to use and clean, taking apart for thorough cleaning, and customers consider it a must-have for new parents. They appreciate its effectiveness in removing mucus and find it worth the investment for newborns and infants.
