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It’s still allergy season out here and I know how terrible it is as an adult with seasonal allergies. The congestion is really the worst feeling. As an adult I can take allergy medication and even congestion relief medications. I can also blow my know when needed (something most grown adults take for granted). Infants and young children aren’t so lucky and when they are congested no one is happy. We were excited to try out something new with my toddlers this season.

NeilMed® Naspira® Nasal-Oral Aspirator is the world’s most uniquely designed nasal aspirator system that safely and effectively suctions baby’s and toddler’s stuffy, runny or congested noses. With the unique, transparent 2-in-1 design, you can either use it as a NeilMed® NasaBulb aspirator or as an effective Nasal-Oral suction device, where parents can use suction force generated by the mouth to alleviate nasal congestion in babies and small children.

At first I wasn’t really sure how I felt about this product. It didn’t seam like this was a way I really wanted to remove congestion and mucus from a child. Fear not… there is a valve/filter to prevent anything from entering your mouth (phew!). I was honestly surprised at how well this worked. The suction you provide works so much better than those bulbs we have all used for years. I do have to say this would work out much better on smaller infants than on older (more active and vocal) toddlers and children. Overall, I liked this nasal aspirator a lot more than I thought I would and it works really well.

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