I have used the bulb many times, but takes many attempts to get the booger out and ends up getting baby's nose red. This nose Frida is amazing. We use it after saline drops and it just sucks the thing out without harming the baby even if he is moving the head. I was skeptical about sucking a booger with mouthpiece. But this thing has a filter and the booger never really ends up so far at the end, stays at the front. Easy to clean, just dissemble parts, run water, dry.

While the idea of sucking snot out of your baby or toddler's nose may leaving you wanting to dry heave, this is by far the best way to extract snot out of your little ones' nose. I have tried the old school blue bulb booger sucker and it does not get the snot out. In fact, my children prefer to use the bulbs as teethers. Using this tool, I'm able to easily extract snot out of my little one's nose. It is easy and effective and removing the gunk out. I tried the old school blue bulb sucker and it

I thought it might come in handy but oh boy I use it almost every day. When I bought it, my parents said I was wasting my money and the hospital will give me a suction tool that works great. They had 4 kids and started 2nd guessing my buy. Kept it anyways and so glad I did. Suction power is way stronger because your using your own lungs. The combo of the saline and the tool makes it way easier to get the gunk out of my baby's nose in one shot. I tried using the auction bulb the hospital gave me