Baby Nasal Aspirator

Baby Nasal Aspirator

$35.00 ~~$58.00~~

Relieves Upper Respiratory Congestion In Children And Infants

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Take the hassle out of caring for a sick child with this portable Baby Nasal Aspirator. Upper respiratory congestion is annoying to adults, but to a baby it can be downright terrifying. A miserable, confused baby is going to let you — and everybody else — know just how panicked they are. But with this baby aspirator, you can get them the relief they need.

An adult’s lungs are robust, their diaphragm and surrounding muscles are toned through years of exercise. But babies — especially newborns — are still working on this whole breathing thing. Their little lungs and airways are still tiny and under developed, so nasal congestion can be especially stressful.

With this device, you can quickly, hygienically, and painlessly address your child’s congestion; cleaning their airways, and helping them breathe freely.

Features

Relieves Nasal Congestion
Safe, Clean Way To Care For Your Sick Child
Portable, Durable, And Gentle
Easily Fits Into Your Bag

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Specifications:

Model Number: BH-NC-100
Color: White and Light Blue
Size: 196 x 86 x 53mm
Weight: 167g without batteries
Power: Runs on 2 AA batteries
Suction Capacity: 50 KPA

What’s Included:

1 x BH-NC-100 Baby Nasal Aspirator
1 x Age > 3 Months Silicone Suction Nozzle
1 x Age 3 Months-1 Year Silicone Suction Nozzle
1 x Age 1+ Sillicone Suction NOzzle
25 x Disposable Cups
2 x AA Alkaline Batteries
1 x User Manual

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How much does shipping cost?

Get Free Toll Express Shipping in Australia for any order over $100!
Or express shipping from $5.99 for orders under $100.

Can a fetal Doppler replace ultrasound appointments?

Our Babyheart fetal Doppler monitors work similar to an ultrasound, but they shouldn’t be used as a replacement for regular ultrasound appointments and doctor visits.

Why can’t I hear anything? Does it mean my baby is having complications?

If you are unable to hear your baby’s heartbeat, don’t panic. Your baby could be too small for the Doppler to detect its heartbeat and you should wait until your baby is more developed. Your baby could also be in a position which makes it difficult for the monitor to pick up the heartbeat. However, if you have a feeling something is wrong, contact your physician.

I hear two heartbeats. Why?

If you are hearing more than one heartbeat, you could either be hearing the same heartbeat in two different locations, or you are pregnant with twins. If you’re in the later stages of pregnancy and the two heartbeats are within 10 beats per minute of each other, it’s probably just one fetus.

Is my baby’s heart rate normal?

If you are receiving a measurement of 120 to 160 BPM, your baby’s heart rate is considered normal. Measurements which are lower than 120 BPM could be your own heart rate and you should reposition the probe. We always recommend contacting your physician with questions about your baby's heart rate.

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