How to use the NoseFrida Nasal Aspirator

NoseFrida is a nasal aspirator for multiple use designed to remove mucous from the noses of children with colds in a simple and safe way. The aspirator consists of a collection tube with a hat on which the hygiene filter is placed. The hat is connected to a suction tube which is fitted with a red nozzle. The design of the tip of the tube prevents any contact with the sensitive mucous membrane even when the child makes a rapid movement.

Instructions for NoseFrida nasal aspirator

1. Place your child face up on a changing table or bed. You can also hold your child, tucking their arms in while sitting.

2. Move the red nozzle on NoseFrida to your mouth and place the opening of the tube by the child's nostril. Use your other hand to keep the child's head still.

3. Apply the necessary suction. If the mucous is thick or crusty, use saline solution and then suck clean. You do not need to be worried about getting mucous or bacteria in your mouth as the filter will prevent this.

4. Clean NoseFrida after each application. Remove the blue tube and rinse it in hot water and washing-up liquid, let the tube dry. Replace the filter and put the tube back. You will here a click when you connect the tube onto the blue hat.

5. NoseFrida is packed in a specially designed case where the filters are also held out of the reach of your child. The case means you have a practical and hygienic repository for your NoseFrida.

6. Don't forget to replace the filter when you have cleaned NoseFrida. It is now ready to use again.

NOTE: NoseFrida is only to be used to extract mucous from your child. Never let your child play with NoseFrida

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Facts about NoseFrida

• Developed by physicians at Ear, Nose & Throat Clinic, MAS
• Sold since 1996
• Proven effective, hygienic and safe
• Hygiene filter effectively prevents transmission of bacteria
• Patented and made in Sweden
• Is used in Children's Hospital
• Registered at the MPA
• Approved by FDA (Food and Drug Administration, USA)