Material

• It is mainly made of food - grade silicone, which is non - toxic, odorless, and free of harmful substances such as BPA, phthalates, and lead, meeting strict safety standards like FDA and CE. The soft silicone tip will not damage the baby's delicate nasal mucosa.

Key Features

• Soft and Skin - friendly: The silicone tip is soft and fits the baby's nostril, avoiding damage to the nasal cavity during use.

• Controllable Suction: For manual types, parents can control the suction by adjusting the squeezing force or the intensity of oral suction; electric types usually have multiple gears to choose from, which can meet different needs.

• Anti - backflow Design: Many products are equipped with a one - way valve to prevent the sucked mucus from flowing back into the baby's nasal cavity or the parent's mouth, ensuring hygiene and safety.

• Easy to Clean and Disassemble: Most silicone nasal aspirators can be disassembled into multiple parts, which can be cleaned by rinsing, boiling, or using a dishwasher, and are easy to sterilize to avoid bacterial growth.

• Portable: It is small in size and light in weight, making it convenient to carry when going out or traveling.

Usage Steps

1. Prepare: Wash hands, and if the mucus is thick, you can drop 1-2 drops of physiological saline into the baby's nostril first to soften the mucus, and wait for 20-30 seconds.

2. Operate:

• For the ball - type: Squeeze the ball to expel air, insert the soft nozzle into the baby's nostril, and slowly release the ball to suck the mucus.

• For the oral - type: Put the silicone tip into the nostril, put the mouthpiece in the mouth, and suck gently to control the suction.

• For the electric - type: Install the silicone tip, turn on the power, select the appropriate gear, and place the tip in the nostril for suction.

3. Clean Up: After use, disassemble all parts, clean them thoroughly, and sterilize them for next use.

Precautions

• Choose Regular Products: Buy from regular channels and well - known brands to ensure the product meets safety standards.

• Avoid Excessive Suction: Whether it is manual or electric, do not use excessive suction to prevent damage to the baby's nasal mucosa.

• Check for Damage: Regularly check the silicone parts for cracks, tears, or aging. If there is any damage, replace the product in time to prevent the baby from swallowing small parts by mistake.

• Exclusive Use: It is recommended that each baby has their own nasal aspirator to avoid cross - infection.

Safety Standards

• It should comply with relevant safety regulations, such as the FDA in the United States, the EN standards in the European Union, and the corresponding national safety standards in China, to ensure that the material and design meet the requirements of baby - use safety.