Dr. Noze Best NozeBot Electric Baby Nasal Aspirator – Designed by a Pediatric ENT for Safe, Gentle Congestion Relief – Rechargeable, Portable & Easy to Clean Nose Sucker for Infants and Toddlers
$119.97
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1 MEET THE NOZEBOT
2 OUR DIFFERENCE
3 HOW TO USE
Medical-Grade Suction at Home.
Customizable suction strength with three levels for all stages of congestion.
Doctor-Made. Parent-Trusted.
Created by a pediatric ENT for newborns, babies, and toddlers at home.
One-Handed, Fuss-Free Use.
Built for solo parenting moments, easy to hold while soothing child.
Easy to Clean, Easy to Love.
No internal tubing to gather bacteria. Just rinse, sanitize, and go.
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Hospital-Level Quality
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Suction Levels
3 adjustable levels
Single level
3 adjustable levels
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3 adjustable levels
Power Source
Rechargeable battery
3 AA Batteries
Rechargeable battery
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Rechargeable battery
Portability
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Top-rack dishwasher safe?
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How do I clean the nozepiece?
Wash with warm soapy water or put into the dishwasher.
How frequently do I need to clean the nozepieces and tubing?
We recommend cleaning after each use to prevent germ spread. The nozepiece should be replaced or cleaned when using on multiple children. The tubing can be cleaned less frequently as long as there is no liquid inside.
How frequently can I use this on my child?
Use as frequently as needed to help clear congestion.
How often should I replace the filters?
Filters should be changed when wet mucus has touched the filter.
How often should I replace the tubing and nozepiece?
The tubing and nozepieces are reusable, however we recommend replacing them every few months to maintain the cleanliness.
Product Dimensions : 4.8 x 3.7 x 2.4 inches; 1.81 Pounds
Item model number : NNA2280
Batteries : 1 Nonstandard Battery batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : January 15, 2021
Manufacturer : Dr. Noze Best
ASIN : B08G6SZ2LT
Best Sellers Rank: #1,245 in Baby (See Top 100 in Baby) #12 in Baby Nasal Aspirators
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Designed by a Pediatric ENT – Created by a doctor who understands what parents need. The NozeBot’s hospital-quality suction and patented two-finger nosepiece make clearing your baby’s stuffy nose quick, safe, and simple.
Fast, Gentle Congestion Relief – Give your baby instant comfort with three suction levels that handle everything – from light sniffles to stubborn mucus – without causing tears or irritation.
Cordless, Rechargeable Convenience – No outlets? No problem. The rechargeable NozeBot goes wherever you do – perfect for late-night congestion, car rides, or travel days with your little one.
Simple, Hygienic Cleaning – Parenting’s messy enough! The NozeBot’s parts are top-rack dishwasher safe, making cleanup fast and stress-free so you can get back to caring for your baby.
HSA/FSA Eligible, Trusted by Parents – Enjoy hospital-grade relief at home with a product designed by doctors and loved by families. Use your HSA/FSA card with confidence for reliable, gentle nasal care.
8 reviews for Dr. Noze Best NozeBot Electric Baby Nasal Aspirator – Designed by a Pediatric ENT for Safe, Gentle Congestion Relief – Rechargeable, Portable & Easy to Clean Nose Sucker for Infants and Toddlers
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Marley –
Worth the money!!
Such an amazing product. My 7 month old son got RSV and I’m pretty sure this is what saved us from having to be admitted to the hospital. It’s so easy to use and clean. Totally worth the money!!
Johnathan –
Best boogies mom hack tool!
This works so great. Is quick and efficient in absorbing all wetness and boogies from my baby’s nostrils. As a 3rd time mama, I wish I had this since day one! Wash each time after use to keep it sanitary and prevent the boogies from hardening inside.
Quilter –
Best $100 we ever spent. SERIOUSLY.
I don’t mean it lightly, this is truly the best hundred bucks we spent for our little girl. She was 13 days old when we went to the ER because she couldn’t lie down, couldn’t eat, couldn’t really breathe for a whole day. As first time parents our imagination and anxiety peaked, limited only by the exhaustion of nightless days. After an X-ray and an EKG (yes, on days-old baby), all it was, was a ball of SNOT: the nurse (super deftly) put saline drops in one nostril and sucked it out the other with a small plastic tube connected to what sounded like an industrial grade vaccum. All in just three seconds. Baby was INSTANTLY better, her color improved, she breathed better and she fed right away. Gosh!We were given a bunch of saline and told we could achieve the same suction at home with the Nose Frida. We had our doubts but we did try. Only to stop short of busting one of our own lungs. That thing is hard. Unless you are the type that revelled in blowing up every balloon at every birthday party in your childhood, AND have deft hands around a baby’s nostrils, like a trained pediatric nurse, the FRIDA IS HARD. For the rest of us, who aren’t blessed with massive lung capacity but are fortunate enough to afford a $100 gadget, the NoseBot it is.I very nearly bought it as soon as we got home from the ER but was dissuaded by several 5 star reviews that were identical in the use of the term “game changer”. I figured the reviews were fake and I was making a desperate-mom-decision. So, I got the battery operated wabolt instead.Now, five weeks later, I’m here. Having used this little nosedevil a few times and hearing and watching the snot get pulled out, it is my new ZEN. My only regret is not getting it that very day.Gadget seems to have been crowdfunded via indiegogo. Which is why I think the reviews are by real people and are so genuine that they can make a regular amazon user suspicious.Buy this if you don’t want to hear every breath your congested, acid reflux baby takes. (Some nights are still longer than others but without the NoseBot, would have been worse.) Burp her mid-feed and sit her up a good 20 minutes after each feed. (Don’t worry, they will invent something for that left-upper-back-by-the-shoulder-blade pain.)Nits: USB charger didn’t come with an outlet. Filters – a total of three filters alone were supplied. Seems a bit silly for the price point . .Lastly, charge it, keep it charged.
Carlye M Troutman –
BEST BOUGHT BABY ITEM
The Dr. Noze Best NozeBot Electric Baby Nasal Aspirator is a game-changer! Designed by a pediatric ENT, it’s gentle, safe, and highly effective at clearing my baby’s nasal congestion.It’s easy to use, rechargeable, and portable—perfect for home or travel. Cleanup is simple, and the suction is strong enough to remove congestion without discomfort. My baby is much more comfortable after use, and it’s far less stressful than traditional bulb aspirators.Highly recommend for any parent looking for a safe, efficient, and easy-to-use nasal aspirator!
Amazon Customer –
Worth it
Worth the money! This helped my newborn so much, she was so stuffy and this cleared her nose right up!
Scarlette –
Must buy for newborns!!!
Goodbye manual sucking hello Dr. Noze Bot.(buy infant insert for newborns to 7ish months old)This is a great investment since it will work with your newborn all the way until the child knows how to blow their nose. I was using the Frida manual nose sucker and kept getting sick with whatever our infant had. We also tried the “electric” grownsy one and it was NOT good. I went back to the manual.Then this was recommended by my cousin and it works sooooo well. We still only use the first level for power and our 4month old doesn’t cry. She would constantly with the manual one. I’m also not crying cuz I’m not sucking out everything.Super happy with this purchase and you will too!
Kenzie sluder –
Sounds loud but it works!
We were previously using a manual nose sucker for our baby from newborn to 4 months old. Once cold season kicked during day care, I purchased this to help clear out our daughter’s nose to speed up recovery of a cold. It works well with 3 different suction speeds. The machine itself is louder than I expected and sounds more intense than the actual sucking. Our child did not like this at first (neither the manual) but quickly warmed up to this after a few weeks of using it.
Jenelle McCarthy –
Must have…..
Definitely would recommend this to any parent of a newborn/ toddler. This has been a life saver, especially during cold/flu season. Also my baby doesn’t mind it as much once he realizes it’s helping clear out the junk. Looking to purchase the on the go battery operated one as well as it’s a must have for the diaper bag. ***This makes a great Baby shower gift***