Safe – paediatrician approved and available on prescription
Clean & hygienic – special filter ensures you can never ‘suck back’ any gunk
Comfortable – you never have to put the nozzle directly into your baby’s nose, just near their nostrils

The Snufflebabe Nasal Aspirator is an award-winning* medical device created by a mother of premature triplets. It lets you physically clear mucus from your baby’s nose using a hygienic suction method. Plus it includes a clever filter that prevents any gunk from ever finding its way to your mouth. Phew!

It offers instant relief from nasal congestion and helps to prevent further complications like ear infections, coughs and stomach upsets. It is paediatrician approved and is so effective, it’s also available on prescription.

Directions:
1. Wash well before first use.
2. Put the nozzle at the opening of the nostril (but not inside the nose) and suck through the mouthpiece.
3. You can vary the pressure and it’s not possible to over-suck (never blow, though). Don’t worry – the special filter means you won’t ever get any ‘suck back’!
4. The mucus collects hygienically in the sealed chamber. Wash in warm water and it’s ready to use again.
5. Put it away in the handy storage case ready for next time.

With soothing oils
Helps decongest little ones, so they can feed and sleep in comfort

Snufflebabe Vapour Rub is an effective and mild decongestant containing a gentle blend of eucalyptus oil, menthol and thyme oil. The vapours from these oils help to ease your little one’s nasal congestion so they can feed more comfortably and sleep more soundly.

Directions:
– Lightly rub a small amount onto your baby’s chest or throat. Alternatively, dab onto a handkerchief or tissue placed near their bedside.
– To help stop very young children transferring the product into their eyes, you can tie the handkerchief or tissue to something just out of reach.
– For older children, leave bedclothes loose so the soothing vapours can be inhaled through the night. If symptoms carry on, speak to your doctor.
– Do not use the rub inside the nose or mouth.

Do not use:
– If your baby is under 3 months, unless advised by a GP, pharmacist or health visitor
– On broken skin or around your baby’s nostrils
– If your baby is allergic to any of the ingredients