| Product Dimensions | 8.89 x 2.03 x 0.51 cm; 30 Grams |
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| UPC | 040232676475 |
| Item Model Number | RBSF |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Safety warning | Do not microwave, boil or steam sterilize. Inspect product before each use and discard if damaged or bent. |
| Target Gender | Unisex |
| Batteries required | No |
| Item Weight | 30 g |
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A better way to clean your baby
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Cleaning a baby’s nose can be a challenge. Aspirator bulbs are okay for wet mucus, but they’re not effective on… (okay we’ll say it, boogers!) In fact, bulbs can actually push boogers further into the nose, making them even harder to reach. Saline mists can also be effective but who wants to spray a wet mist inside a sleeping baby’s nose in the middle of the night? If your baby is breathing easy and sleeping well… so are you. It is perfect for little ears too! Cleaning a baby’s nose can be a challenge. Aspirator bulbs are okay for wet mucus, but they’re not effective on… (okay we’ll say it, boogers!) In fact, bulbs can actually push boogers further into the nose, making them even harder to reach. Saline mists can also be effective but who wants to spray a wet mist inside a sleeping baby’s nose in the middle of the night? If your baby is breathing easy and sleeping well… so are you. It is perfect for little ears too! |
So, what happens if the boogers can’t be sucked out? Oogiebear to the rescue! oogiebear has a loop end that is great for sticky and rubbery boogers and a scoop end for safely removing the dried ones. And the bear head design isn’t just cute- it prevents the oogiebear from going too far into a baby’s nose and ears. Oogiebear make cleaning a baby’s nose and ears fun! (Okay, maybe not fun, but it does work great!) |
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Reviewed in Australia on 14 December 2019
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Reviewed in Australia on 5 August 2020
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Reviewed in Australia on 12 January 2021
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Reviewed in Australia on 30 April 2020
Size: 2 packColour: Raspberry & SeafoamVerified Purchase
Reviewed in Australia on 22 February 2021
Haven’t had a chance to use the product yet, hoping it lives up to the claims.
Size: 2 packColour: Raspberry & SeafoamVerified Purchase
Doesn’t include case as pictured
By Bruce on 22 February 2021
I purchased the two pack as the product image included two tools and a handy carry case. Unfortunately the order didn’t ship with a case.By Bruce on 22 February 2021
Haven’t had a chance to use the product yet, hoping it lives up to the claims.
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Reviewed in Australia on 15 October 2020
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Random Amzn Customer
Good lord , do not buy into this... 🙅🙅🙅
Reviewed in Canada on 1 June 2020Size: SingleColour: BlueVerified Purchase
Good lord , do not buy into this... 🙅🙅🙅
Reviewed in Canada on 1 June 2020
This is an OVER-PRICED device that doesn't even perform better than a Q-tip. Seriously, the poor new parents (like myself) that will get suckered into buying this unnecessary, expensive thing. Please believe me, just use a Q-tip. This is by no means "safer" or "better.” Another “must have” item to swindle more new parents to spend their hard earned money.Reviewed in Canada on 1 June 2020
I thought this device was going to be made with soft silicone tips. I thought it would act like a version of an ear wax curette, but soft and for a baby's nose. The hooks on the ends are HARD and not flexible in the slightest (I've attached pictures to show this). The hooks have seams that a should have been smoothed out, but instead they left the rough edges. There's no advantage to this product over a Q-tip. It isn't any more maneuverable in a baby's nose and it gives you less visibility when inside the nose. Both pose the same risks when inserted into the nose. You still have to be just as extra careful and gentle with both devices... but at least a Qtip has a softer tip. Make sure you pinch the Qtip with your fingers right below the cotton tip to act as a barrier that will prevent the Qtip from going too far. Your fingers can add the same barrier/protection this bear head does.
I have noted that boogies will cling onto a dry Q-tip A LOT better in comparison to this device (especially if you make the cotton tip a bit wispy with your fingers). And a wet Q-tip can help soften a hardened booger, then a dry one can grab it. Seriously, save your money. My mother laughed when she saw that I bought this (I couldn't bare to tell her what I spent on it 😣💸). Also, baby tolerates Qtips over this device so much better (no rough edges). There's a lot of baby items out there that are so unecessary, and this is one of them. I hope I at least helped one person decide to save $20 😂🙌🏼 I'm embarrassed I bought into this. If this was something like $5 (like it should be) I would say, "sure, give it a try if you're curious." However, the price they're charging for a small piece of plastic is shameful. The amount of materials this item is made with compared to the price charged to consumers is greed at its finest. If you’re a new parent, be careful of all the baby gimmicks marketed to prey on your inexperience. (Side note: baby nail clippers, electric files, and baby nail scissors all suck. I bought way too many. We use *regular nail scissors* from nail polish aisle in make-up section of stores and they are BY FAR superior.
***If you buy this and plan to use it in baby’s nose and ears, please be careful about cross contamination that could be concern for increased risk of ear infection. The nose can carry bacteria that shouldn’t make contact with baby’s ear.***
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OPri
Do not suit newborn
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 December 2020akmed a.
Very good
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 December 2020
Krista
Expensive but works.
Reviewed in Canada on 18 December 2019Size: SingleColour: BlueVerified Purchase
T & K
Overpriced But Very Effective
Reviewed in Canada on 14 November 2020Size: SingleColour: BlueVerified Purchase
Overpriced But Very Effective
Reviewed in Canada on 14 November 2020
This is a very useful little gadget for new moms, especially when your baby has dry boogers. I saw a popular comment that a Q tip can easily replace this - NOT TRUE! A Q tip may be okay for an adult or an older child, but newborn noses are small, and all that a Q tip will do is push everything up the nose at best or damage / hurt the nose at worst! All healthcare practitioners strongly caution against using Q tips for baby noses!Reviewed in Canada on 14 November 2020
I attached a video to demonstrate that it is firm enough to be able to scoop out dry boogers, but flexible enough to not hurt little noses.
Note that I find that one is enough, I can't imagine needing the double set unless it was for twins.
Pros:
- Cute design
- Soft and flexible
- Gets dry boogers out, as opposed to snot suckers
- Easy to clean
Cons:
- "Hooks" are a bit short
- Pricey
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