Review on 🤧 Safety 1st Sick Day Survival Kit: BoogEase Nasal Aspirator - 2 Nose Tip Sizes - Grey by Arlene Byrd

This is a nice little set, especially for new parents. It includes a syringe that fits in a spoon (so you can disguise the medication in applesauce or pudding), a pop-it style medication tracker, a pack of tissues, a thermometer, and a nasal aspirator designed to resemble Frida's nose (for a fraction of the price). The thermometer is the only part of the kit I didn't like; It's small and takes a long time to read (60-90 seconds), so it's not ideal for infants and toddlers, although it's suitable for school-age children or adults. It can be used orally, rectally, or under the arm. He can read C or F. An ingenious combination of spoon and syringe and the nasal aspirator works very well. It seems a bit pricey for what it entails, but only if you don't consider that the Nose Frida is around $20 alone. You pay for the convenience of having everything in one package. Although I already have many of these items individually in my house, it would be great to take them with me when I travel, leave them with my grandparents, or send them with the kids if they're staying with a parent for the weekend. Are you looking for a travel package to help sick children, here it is!