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This hospital-grade snot sucker makes it easier to clear your baby’s nose

Frida Baby is upgrading a popular tool designed to help relieve an infant’s congestion with more power. The company says it sells over 4.7 million of its manual SnotSuckers every year, but for parents who are too grossed out at the thought of manually sucking snot out of a sick infant’s nose, the new $79.97 Electric NoseFrida Pro nasal aspirator does it automatically and more powerfully than the company’s other electric option.
The Verge’s Allison Johnson has already thoroughly explained why sucking snot out of a baby or toddler’s nose is as important a task as it is an unpleasant one. A stuffed-up nose is not just uncomfortable for a child; it can also make it hard for them to eat, drink, and sleep.
The NoseFrida SnotSucker comes highly recommended in parenting communities, but it’s a finicky device that requires a lot of manual suction and — more often than not — two adults to get the job done. The company already offers an easier-to-use electric version for $39.99, and other companies sell similar products. But Frida Baby says its new ENF Pro introduces two additional levels of suction power comparable to “hospital-grade neonatal aspirators.”
https://www.theverge.com/news/631163/frida-baby-electric-nosefrida-pro-nasal-aspirator