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- AA batteries required (best with Polaroid AA batteries)
- The Graco NasalClear Baby Nasal Aspirator easily and safely clears your baby's stuffy nose
- Dishwasher safe parts for hassle-free cleaning and sterilization
- Clear plastic collection cup helps you evaluate baby's congestion level . For ages 0+
- Battery operation lets you maintain or release suction as needed on this infant nasal aspirator
- NOTE:Kindly refer to the user manual provided as a PDF manual in the product description section
Description
The NasalClear Battery Operated Baby Nasal Aspirator helps your little one feel better soon. Graco NasalClear Battery Operated Baby Nasal Aspirator. Say Goodbye to Stuffy. As a parent, when your child isn’t feeling their best, you want to do anything and everything you can to make him feel better. Graco’s Nasal Clear Baby Nasal Aspirator helps to safely and easily clear your baby’s stuffy nose, putting him on a path to easier breathing. When baby feels better, you’ll rest easier too!. Easy Clean Up. Graco made this infant nasal aspirator extra-easy to clean. The nasal tip and collection cup are dishwasher safe, so when you need to clean it, just pop the pieces in the dishwasher. Your baby aspirator will emerge clean and sterilized and ready to help baby feel better soon. Clearly Readable. Since your little one can’t always express how he’s feeling, this baby nasal aspirator has a clear plastic collection cup. This way, you’ll be able to effectively gauge and evaluate baby’s congestion level. After all, more information is always better when it comes to your precious child’s health. Battery Powered Aspirator. The Graco Nasal Clear Baby Nasal Aspirator is powered by 2 AA batteries. Since it’s battery powered, you can control the suction – either maintaining or releasing it, according to baby’s needs. Happy Tunes. No one likes feeling congested, including baby! Distract him with NasalClear’s built-in 12 kid’s tunes. Any distraction is a welcome one, and you’ll be helping to get your child right on the way to feeling 100%. Key Features. Plays 12 different children's tunes to help distract baby. Uses 2 AA batteries, not included. Brand Story By P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); From the Manufacturer NasalClear is a new battery operated nasal aspirator. It quickly, easily, and safely clears your baby's stuffy nose and helps her breathe more freely. The NasalClear aspirator provides you with suction that is stronger than that of a traditional manual aspirator, yet gentle enough to use safely and comfortably on your newborn or toddler. Battery operation lets you control the suction, so that you maintain the suction or release it as needed. NasalClear operates on 2 AA batteries. Although NasalClear has greater suction power than a manual aspirator, it is still gentle enough to use on newborns. It comes apart for easy and thorough cleaning and is dishwasher safe. NasalClear includes a plastic collection cup that helps you evaluate your baby's level of congestion. Also, the aspirator plays 12 different children's tunes to help distract the baby while in use. It requires AA batteries (not included). See more
Brand Name: Graco
Model Name: 1901249
Age Range Description: Baby
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Graco Baby
Number of Packs: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 72
UPC: 047406102372 698798069691
Item Weight: 0.16 kg
Model Number: 1901249
Manufacturer Part Number: 1901249
Material Type: Silicone
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only
Material Type Free: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Free, Latex Free, Lead Free, Nitrosamine Free, Phthalate Free, Bisphenol-A (BPA) Free
Color: Blue
Item Dimensions W x H: 4"W x 6"H
Power Source: Battery Powered
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
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Top Amazon Reviews
I moved from the city to a more rural area about 4.5 years ago and developed major allergy issues. My nose was runny and eyes watery non-stop and allergy medicine alone wasn't cutting it. Because I wore makeup on a daily basis for work, I was wiping it off my nose with the constant nose-blowing with tissues. I know it's extra AF but I needed something that would save my makeup. I tried those manual silicone bulbs and they were useless! So, I saw this at Walmart and figured what the heck. At first try, I was very disappointed at the lack of suction so I just tossed it in a drawer and forgot about it. Fast forward to last year, I changed my city job to a job closer to home and had to drive through farms to get to the new job and my allergies got worse. I dusted off this nasal aspirator and looked online to see if there were any fixes for the suction. Lo and behold, I saw a YouTube video on how to take the protective film off from under the filter (the same suggestions you'll find in most of the pictures posted in the reviews here). Once I took that off, the suction was vastly improved! I took that thing everywhere! My friends and family would make fun of me because it was like my security blanket. Then a month ago, it conked out on me and so I was on the hunt for a new one. I work from home during these COVID-19 days so I don't wear makeup but it does save me from rubbing my nose raw with tissue so I needed a replacement stat! While I loved the relief this nasal aspirator would bring to my nose and makeup, I didn't care for the design. You have to make sure to rinse it out well and then make sure all the parts are completely dry. I was a bit lazy about cleaning it out until it got to the maximum line (gross, I know, but it was my snot and it was always clear lol) so unbeknownst to me, when I'd stuff it in my bag the chamber contents leaked and got into the battery cavity. Likely the reason why it stopped working. WalMart never had it in stock when I checked. So I came searching for a new style here. I tried 3 other nasal aspirators from Amazon. They were highly rated here with a more compact design. 2 of them were the types with collection chambers on top of the unit. The 3rd one was similar to this one but while this one is upright, that one was a horizontal design. The problem with all of these were that 1) the suction for all 3 was not nearly as good as this one and 2) the snot would leak into the main units of the first 2 because the seals were inadequate. The snot would just leak into the main housing unit that held the electrical components. I could see this becoming a major problem similar to what made my first one conk out. So I returned them all and re-bought this one. Received it, took out the protective covering from the filter and OMG the suction is even better than my first one! I wish I just bought this one again from the get-go. This is, by far, the best electric nasal aspirator in the market. This new one seems louder than my first but it makes up for it in a more powerful suction. This may be an issue for babies but the music can help drown that out and the suction is effective enough to make it a quick session. I strongly suggest you clean and let dry completely after each use to prolong the life of this unit.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2020 by I am the stranger leaping into your photos!
I have not tested this on my baby yet, but I did test it on myself. I had a slightly stuffy nose and decided to give it a go. It sucked out more than I expected. it is very powerful, so I would be very careful of getting the suction tip against baby nostril skin. In combination with a tissue, this worked very well. At first I didn't think I got much, but then I sucked a little water to clear it, and a huge chunk of goop came out. Easy to clean Batteries are easy to replace, but at the same time the cover doesn't just fall off The music is not bad, but it doesn't have an off. You have to let it play to the end. If you have a stuffy nose, or if you have kids with noses, this is very useful. Update 11-27-15: I still love this thing. My baby is now 11 months old, and I have used it on her several times. It worked the best when she was less than 6 months, because she didn't fight it off. She liked it because she would smile and turn towards it. She is currently at a stage where she wont tolerate it while awake, she turns away and cries. It doesn't hurt her or anything, she is just at that age. I imagine once she gets a little bit older and can understand it helps her feel better it will start being super-effective again. Right now it is ok, but I can only use it while she is asleep for quick sucks of a runny nose. However, I have used it lots. LOVE this thing. I had a bad sinus infection and I sat in bed for like an hour, cruising the internet and sucking gunk out of my head. I took breaks to let the snot settle and to empty the chamber. I went from not being able to sleep through the night and having to sleep in a chair, to being able to sleep just fine. Love this thing. Where has it been all my life!?
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2014 by Kindle Customer
I went through two of these when my daughter was an infant, 2 years ago (purchased at CVS) - while it DID extract some snot, both of them broke after a few weeks use. After the second one stopped working, my husband called the manufacturer and they were far from cooperative or helpful. Fast forward 2 years (previous frustrations a distant memory) and my 2 month old was very congested so we thought we'd give it another try (maybe WE did something wrong the first couple times around??) and purchased on Amazon. Silly us!! This time, the product didn't even work RIGHT OUT OF THE PACKAGE!! My husband took pieces from the previous broken item and patched it together with the new unworking product and we actually got it to work. I expect it'll be broken in the very near future... But after nearly $100 worth of product, I can guarantee there will not be a fourth try! PS: As far as how it works (WHEN it works)...it does extract, but if it's overly thick/sticky...not so good. The older the child (3 or 4 months +) they start to fight you and you need two adults, one to hold down the arms and/or keep the head from whipping back and forth. It is somewhat torturous.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2013 by KMH
Okay so prefacing that I LOVE this just isn't enough. We go NO WHERE without it! My husband, mom, dad, and auntie also love it! My mom and dad, who are in their 60's tell me ALL the time 'where was this when u kids were little?' That little bulb thing they give u at the hospital is so not practical or really efficient and when I was a first time mom the bulb scared me because I was always so afraid I would put air up instead of sucking things out! With my first son we had a lot of nasal and respiratory issues and with the weather climate in our area colds etc are common and add daycare on top of that, colds were a full time job for us the first two years. That being said I own 3 (diaper bag, house, grandparents) of these because they work so well and my son was never bothered by its use. In fact he would want to do it himself as he got older. When they are little little you just place the tip under and outside he nose to collect the drippings, but as they get older, or at least my son did, put it up the nose move it in a circular motion and magically all the boogies come out! If u have kids that need to 'see' what all the fuss/work is about, like my son who is so inquisitive, the clear collection cup is nice for that so they can see hey we had to get this out. Also it's nice because all the pieces come apart and you can clean and sanitize it fully. The extra tips they sale now (also on amazon) are nice too. We've used almost the whole array, but the basic tip is the main one we use. The only thing I would say that I find a bonus but others may not is that it does have little pieces that come apart and off for proper cleaning. I like that feature but others may not.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2014 by AEB
So the first thing I can say about this product is that is really does help decrease if not completely abolish the crying and fighting of a small baby when it's time to suction their nose. It's a continuous gentle suction so it seems to not feel so intrusive. The music is kind of loud, but if you put your finger over the small speaker it helps diffuse it a bit. It probably isn't so bad for an older baby. When my son got sick he was just barely two months old so it was still a bit loud for his ears. Now for the suction itself, it's effective for thin secretions of mucous, not so much for anything thicker than that. It worked well in combination with the bulb aspirator. I thought I would be able to throw that thing out...but not the case. It seems like it would be a good product for a cold with a continually runny nose, or just looser mucous. It's not really great for use on more congested noses because it's gentle suction is just not enough. Clean up is gross but easy! I think people have said you can run the pieces in the dishwasher however, I just clean the pieces out with hot soapy water and a small bottle nipple brush. It has a great little storage drawstring bag and two differently shaped nasal pieces. Overall I think it's a useful product for certain types of mucous. It's definitely worth the cease in suction session battles when the mucous is a prime candidate for it. So the bottom line: Is it a must-have? No, I don't think it's more effective than the bulb. Is it nice to have? Yes, I don't mind having it to resort to for certain types of colds in addition to baby being okay with having it in his nose. Should you buy it? Depends on how much you need your twenty bucks. Lastly, clean up is probably more sanitary because of the pieces pulling apart, but it is definitely something you want to clean as soon as your done using it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2009 by Veracity79
Update: 9/20/15 this thing just stopped working. One day it sputtered but after a few more presses of the button it worked right. By the end of the week, no response when you hit the button. I changed the batteries and all, the music works, the motor makes no noise what so ever. I emailed the company and still no response. It didn't last long did it? The kicker is that I didn't even use it everyday. It was when my son got a cold or runny nose. I changed 3 stars to 1 until I see what the company has to say. Original review: I have my reservations about all the nasal aspirators out there, but this one faired better than I expected. I am in the healthcare field and I can use the blue bulb syringes pretty effectively. However, when the baby is sick (and since daycare, he has been sick believe you me!) sometimes he just gets the never ending thick goo of mucus that only a strong suction can remove. I have tried the babycomfy (looks like an egg) and the ever popular baby Nosefrida and believe it or not, I and my wife have gotten sick from it a couple times each! Well, just look at the "filter" element...so I decided to try this. Let's get down to the nitty gritty: Please note: look at the pic, the suction part does separate as a whole "pre-unit". It then can be futher broken down into the silicone nozzle, the housing, the waste reservoir and then the o-ring seals if needed. You'll understand why I explained this when you get to the cons Pros: - plays 4 or 5 tunes - soft yet firm enough silicone tip to create a decent seal without hurting - removable parts for cleaning (but this will also be a con) - 2 AA batteries, no special button cell or whatever - love this: good and quick suction right from the press of the button! I was really worried about this aspect, I thought it maybe weak and needs time to build and by that time you know the baby's going to be unwieldy cranky but no! I'm surprised about this...this is a good pro cons: - limited waste space. By the time you get some boogie in there then try to flush it for a next pass...even a quick sip of water will already fill the waste container...which leads to... - removable to clean, nice, but you will be doing it often if you plan on more than one pass with a super quick flush to clear the suction way for a good second pass. I suppose you can just keep going for it but depending on the thickness of the boogie, it can clog or really diminish the next go. - the idea is novel, but when you hold the baby it angles the container. the waste (esp with water flushes) easily angles back into base of the 1st part of the aspirator. Again, fine if you just try to go at all attempts without a flush of water in between but as I have a habit of the flush from decades in healthcare, the small reservoir annoys me a little - cannot reposition or swivel to side if need be so if you can't suction baby close to vertical position, then you may not want to flush/clear in between...too meddlesome - kind of loud, can startle the baby...unless he/she is a really good sleeper, he/she will probably wake up if you try this during a nap Overall, would I get this again...yes BUT ONLY if I didn't recently invent droplet filters for the babycomfy and nosefridas. With the babycomfy and nosefrida at least I can control the amount of force, duration and minimal noise (no motor rumbling by his face) - and now with my filter inserts I can protect myself from germy microdroplets/aerosols. Hopefully you may have better luck with this. Update: 10/10/15 So the manufacturer read my email, I must've pulled all the right serial numbers and viola! Next thing I knew, there was a tough gray shipping bag on my doorstep that had me wondering what in the world did my wife order. She didn't....Graco sent me a brand new replacement! I am happy to say *knock on wood* I'm back to cleaning his snot out in half the time and more efficiently than the bulbs. If this lasts the year, then I'll update the stars but for now, it's bumped to a 3. Thank you Graco customer service if you're reading this. It is very appreciated and just in time for cold season!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2015 by Vance N
I'd say it's definitely a must-have... and why wouldn't it? you don't have to be squeezing every 2 seconds to activate the suction; instead, you just press a little button and you get proper and continuous suction from this device. Keep in mind that, if your child's nose is not "runny", the nasal aspirator might not get that much out. You need to loosen up hardened mucous first. How?? Use a bit of saline and spray it in each nostril. This will surely help. After mucous is loose, you can more easily get them out using the aspirator. I've read some other reviews and there's a little tip I could offer: - For those parents whose children are very very congested, be prepared to get the following: sterilized sea water (you can get it at your local pharmacy), saline solution, a syringe holding up to 10cc and the nasal aspirator. Use the sea water to "open up" your child's nasal passageways by pouring a few drops inside each nostril (if you can get a nasal-spray bottle, all the better). Give it a few minutes to loosen up the mucous. THIS NEXT PART IS REALLY UNPLEASANT FOR PARENTS BUT I GUARANTEE IT WORKS EVERY TIME: fill the syringe with at least 5cc of saline solution and, holding the nasal aspirator ready to extract the mucous from within one nostril, "flush" your child's nasal passageways with the saline through the other nostril (for better results, tilt your child's head leaving the "open" nostril higher). The flushing must be done in a gentle manner but without taking too long - you should empty the syringe within 2 seconds at the most and generate suction with the aspirator through the other nostril in order to ensure proper washing of the nasal passageways. The procedure I just described above should be done through each nostril...with at least 5cc saline every time... this to ensure proper extraction of all mucous inside the little fella's nose and allowing for air to flow without problems. Doctor's say you can do this as many times a day as it is necessary but be careful. Just think of shoving a spoonful of salt water in your nose every so many hours...not pleasant, right?? leaving like a burning sensation, right?? well, that's exactly what your child will feel if you do this too often... As a final piece of advice, try to get any nasal spray that contains Mometasone Furoate (e.g. Nasonex) for this will help the swelling go down and ease the sensation of your nose having been flushed. Use it twice a day for a 7-day period in order to obtain proper results. Hope you find this helpful...I know it has helped me and my 5-month-old very very much!! Cheers!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2015 by Juan E.
This product is 99% great! It was suggested by my pediatrician, and we love it. You must read instructions, I believe that is why the others gave it poor reviews. We personally hold our little ones down with our legs ( sounds mean, but keeps them from wiggling) and then we spray saline in one nostril, and suck in the other. It pulls all the snot out of the sinuses too! After a we get return in the bulb, we stop spraying saline and then plug the other nostril while we keep sucking. It has helped clear up our kids colds so much sooner!! As for not much suction, if this occurs, you need to change the batteries, it does eat through those pretty quickly. Also, be careful not to drop it, or you will break the plastic edges that connects the bulb and creates sucktion, without that, this is useless, we have learned our lession. I would recommend this to anyone, and do, and often buy it as a baby present!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2012 by KristinaH