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There is only one thing worse than a snotty and stuffy neighbor and that is having to watch your baby breathe with a snotty and stuffy nose.
With Oopsy's nasal aspirator, you have the opportunity to help your baby get rid of mucus and snot and thereby help free up the airways so that your child can breathe easily again without problems.
The nasal aspirator is made of silicone and polypropylene (PP), which also makes it easy to clean.
Application:
Press the pump in BEFORE it is carefully inserted into the child's nose and then suck. You can optionally supplement with salt water drops that also loosen mucus and snot.
Cleaning: Disassemble the product. Wash in warm water. School in boiling water.
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