A nasal aspirator is a device that helps draw snot or mucus from the nose. There are different styles on the market.

Cheap, rubber squeezy bulbs have 1 second of manual suction when the bulb is released. They are weak and cannot remove much snot.

Some aspirators have a tube that links to a parent's mouth, so they create the suction with a deep breath. The suction only lasts for a few seconds, and they are hard to control and position.

Snotty Boss a handheld, battery powered snot vacuum.Our device uses constant, steady suction to extract the mucus allowing the baby to be able to breathe easily. A battery powered suction is the easiest, strongest and safest way to clear nostrils, to help children breathe, feed and sleep better.

Babies and children prefer to breathe through their nose. If there is nasal congestion, it makes breathing, feeding and sleeping difficult. This is where a nasal aspirator comes in handy.

Position your child on your lap, slightly reclined. Try to control little arms and heads, as it is a natural reflect to turn away.

Fill the enclosed spray bottle with saline (or breastmilk) and spray a few squirts up each nostril. This is an essential first step, before using the aspirator. The saline or breastmilk will cleanse, hydrate and flush the nasal passage, and will make suction an easier process. It’s nearly impossible to aspirate effectively if the mucus is dry and crusty.

After dispensing saline, press the power button and insert the safe silicon tip in a gentle manner into your child's nostril. You will hear the sound of snot being collected by the nasal aspirator. Repeat the process on each nostril and ensure no more snot is collected indicating that the nostril passage is clear.

The nasal lining is quite delicate, so be gentle as you insert the tip of the nasal aspirator in your child’s nostrils.

It's easy. The unit is waterproof.

Twist off and open the plastic collection cup and nozzle and rinse under hot water. The motor can also be flushed internally in case any snot leaks through.

Don’t attempt to boil or place the parts of the nasal aspirator in a steriliser.

All parts of the Snotty Boss are washable and accessible. Unlike manual rubber bulb aspirator, where the inside of the bulb cannot be accessed or wiped.

Yes. A small newborn silicon nozzle comes as part of the kit, so it fits the tiniest nostril, even premature babies. They work safely to suction mucus from their nostrils, ensuring that your newborn can breathe comfortably.

The kit comes with 3 nozzles, for all sized nostrils.

Yes, a nasal aspirator is safe for your little ones, even premature babies. It’s designed to safely remove or suck mucus or snot from the nostrils. A suction period of up to 10 seconds per nostril is usually sufficient.

Snotty Boss is tested, approved and regulated in Europe and Australia, to ensure full medical compliance as a safe device for home use.

If a nasal capillary is irritated, please stop aspirating immediately, to allow the nose to heal for 12-36 hours.

You will receive EVERYTHING you need to clear your child's nose.

- Battery powered aspirator
- 3 sized silicon nozzles
- Refillable spray bottle (for saline or breastmilk)
- Handy carry bag
- Online video guide and FAQ

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Yes, full 12 month factory warranty. Note: warranty doesn't include natural wear and tear or insufficient cleaning issues.

Yes, the device is manufactured in Taipei and undergoes annual testing and registration as a medical device.

It's tested by the European Notified Body for Medical Devices as a Class 93/42/EEC and is registered with TGA Australian Government Health Registration (ARTG 320144).

Snotty Boss ships from Australia. Standard postage is free. Does not include local taxes and customs duty and fees. Please check local authority rules for any charges.