Will I get the cold my baby has?
No. The hygiene filter prevents
mucus transfer from child to user.
Is Nosefrida safe to use for someone with allergies?
Yes. Nosefrida
is made of non-allergenic and latex-free polypropylene. The blue filter consists
of moisture absorbing polyurethane.
Is Nosefrida safe to use on newborns?
Yes. Nosefrida is designed to
be safe and effective for newborns as well as toddlers.
Why is Nosefrida better than other aspirators on the
market?
Nosefrida is better and safer, since you never put anything
inside the nose, and you control the amount of suction you apply. It does not
irritate the sensitive lining of the nose. Children tolerate Nosefrida better
than other aspirators.
I am concerned about the recent warnings about plastics. Is Nosefrida
safe?
Nosefrida is BPA free and contains NO phthalates, which have been
linked to health risks when used in baby bottles, pacifiers and other baby
items. It is manufactured in accordance with the European Union environmental
regulations and is registered with the FDA, the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration.
How do I clean my Nosefrida?
Nosefrida should be detached from the
tubing and washed with warm water and soap and allowed to dry. Hygiene filters
should be changed after each use.
I took the tube apart for washing, and now it won't stay
attached.
The tube has to be pushed very hard until you hear it snap into
place. There is a groove inside that makes the 2 pieces fit together snugly.
I know my child has mucus but nothing comes out. How do I get the really
thick stuff out?
First, try 1 - 2 saline drops in each nostril, wait for
a few seconds and then aspirate. Try using the Nosefrida in a CIRCULAR motion
against the nostril. You will hear some sounds when the mucus starts to come
out.
Does the Nosefrida aspirator include filters?
Yes, 4 filters are
included, but it's recommended that the filter be changed with each use. Extra
filter bags are available in packs of 20 in our store.
Where is Nosefrida manufactured?
Nosefrida is manufactured by
Nasalprodukter AB in a modern factory in Malmo, Sweden.
