Here's what the box looks like:
Nosefrida comes with disposable filters that are replaced after each use. They look like this:
Here's how Nosefrida works: place the blue part of the tube against, but not inside, the child's nose:
Samara feels much better after a few Nosefrida treatments. In fact, I'm so pleased with Nosefrida, that I want to give you the opportunity to try it. Here's how you can enter to WIN a Nosefrida of you own:
Each counts as one entry
1. Post a comment saying why you'd like to try Nosefrida
2. Like Nosefrida on Facebook
3. Follow Nosefrida on Twitter
4. Follow Old School/New School Mom on Google Friend Connect
5. Follow Old School/New School Mom on Facebook
6. Follow Old School/New School Mom on Twitter
The winner will be selected by a random number generator, and announced on
Wednesday June 1st, 2011. Good luck!
Eww!! Also, enter me!! I liked them on FB too.
ReplyDeleteOMG I SO WANT ONE! :DD Z and L have been sick this week! HECK I'd use it on myself! ;O
ReplyDeleteJust out of curiosity, is it only for babies, or does it work for squirmy toddlers too? Would you use it on Ari?
ReplyDeleteWell you know I already follow you on GFC, FB, and twitter. So sign me up for three entries!
We're going to be trying for a second baby and I know this would help tons!
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I follow Nosefrida on twitter!
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I have the Nosefrida and it rules. It's definitely ok for toddlers. Also, I do not replace the filter after each use because no mucus ever touches it, but if it did, then I'd put a new one in. I'd go broke buying those filters if I replaced it each time, because sometimes we have to use it like 8 times a day. Dude, sometimes I get winded from that thing because she is SO STUFFY and you have to use some serious lung power.
ReplyDeleteYAY Nosefrida! Good to know about the filters Amanda! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteAmanda G.- I talked to the folks at Nosefrida, and they said it's recommended for Newborns to age 3, however it can be used for older children. Around age three, because kids, generally, learn to blow their nose at that time. However, one of the Nosefrida partners uses it on her seven year old.