Dr. Noze Best - NozeBot | Electric Baby Nasal Aspirator | Hospital Grade Suction | Nose Sucker and Nasal Vacuum | Safe for Infants and Toddlers (On The Go - Mild Congestion)

I have all of the nose sucker options and this one is my favorite for when my baby is sick and not just needing a quick clean out. Powerful and easy to use! Wish i would have gotten it sooner!

Favorite baby item ever! All moms should get one at the hospital personally! Definitely can tell it keeps my little well !

It came used. There was tape over the package. Once I opened it, the tubing had dark long dark hair on it coupled with fuzz or pet hair. Not really sure. Ew!

This item is great! My only wish is that it had a little more suction on it. My son hates getting his nose cleaned out so anything that’s quick is a plus. This is much better than the manual ones. I wish I would have gotten it sooner. Overall I definitely recommend this item.

Was recommended by my pediatrician when my baby was super congested. Was easier to use this than the squeeze ball.

Suction was a little weaker than I was hoping for. I get more snot quicker with the original nose Frida snot sucker but that is getting tricky with our toddler so I wanted to try this. The nozebot is a little easier to use and gives similar results, but I think the suction is lacking given the cost of this machine. I had to use this a few times in each nostril to really clear her nose effectively and that was a struggle. Overall, we will keep and continue using but I will also keep my nose Frida for bad congestion. If I was looking at this option I would get the original nozebot instead or just keep my $12 nose Frida.

This works great! My baby was super sick during the winter and this helped her breathe so much better

Get the cheaper ones instead- they actually work and function better. I got this one basically for the brand name and it didn’t live up to justify the cost. The long hose is annoying because it gets dirty easily and you can’t wrap it around properly. Suction is okay, not a big noticeable difference than the cheaper ones. Not rechargeable, but uses batteries. My to-go nozebot died after 6months of use, not the batteries, but I mean DIED completely. It stopped working. So disappointing.