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Check Out the BabyComfyNose Nasal Aspirator


If you’ve ever used a bulb or battery-type aspirator to clear the mucus out of your little one’s nose, you’ve probably said to yourself: “There has to be a better way!”  Well, we just found a better way and it’s called the BabyComfyNose Nasal Aspirator.  


Here’s the amazing part (or gross part – depending on your perspective) it uses your own suction.  And that’s why it’s superior to standard aspirators.  Think about it: your own lungs are a really strong and natural vacuum cleaner – much more powerful than a tiny bulb or battery-powered motor. And the result is just a more effective method of clearing your baby’s sinuses. 


But have no fear; you won’t suck boogies into your mouth because of the design of the receptacle and the tissue filter that you insert into the body of the aspirator.  This is why pediatricians are recommending BabyComfyNose to moms and dads.  Recently, Dr. Sears of The Doctors TV Show recommended the BabyComfyNose as the best way to clear babies’ noses. 
 
Take a look at the video ‘How to Use the BabyComfyNose’ here www.babycomfynose.com to see how well it works.  

The folks at BabyComfyNose are also offering a 20%-off coupon.  Details here http://www.babycomfynose.com/usfamilyguide












Disclosure:  Many thanks to Baby Comfy Nose and and USFG for the opportunity to share this info post.  I received a product in exchange for this post.

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