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Instructions for Use
1. Choose the correct size included tip based on child’s age:
• Bulbous-shaped tip (1A) with the narrow opening:
recommended for children 0-2 years.
• Cone-shaped tip (1B) with the wider opening:
recommended for children 2+ years.
2. Attach the selected tip rmly to the Nasal Aspirator body;
it should t ush against the main body.
3. Press and release the power button to turn on. Test
the Nasal Aspirator on the back of your hand to ensure it
is activated and suctioning. The aspirator will continue to
suction for one minute and then will shut off automatically to
conserve battery life.
4. If selected to desired suction level, hold the child upright
and hold the Nasal Aspirator gently inside the child’s nostril
to begin suctioning to clear the mucus. Suction power is
mild and should only take a few seconds; consult your
pediatrician if child is uncomfortable.
5. The Nasal Aspirator has a soft amber night light for low
light situations that also acts as the low battery indicator.
When the light is ashing, the Nasal Aspirator needs to be
recharged.
NOTE: Mucus may not immediately be visible in the
collection cup. It is recommended that the silicone tip and
collection cup be removed and rinsed between each use to
keep any mucus from drying and clogging the device.
Suction Level Selection
1. The Nasal Aspirator is designed with 3 suction levels.
The suction level defaults to the last level used.
2. To change suction level, press and release the power button
to turn Nasal Aspirator on. Then press and hold power
button until desired suction level is reached (see pg. 4).
Repeat for next suction level.
NOTE: 1 light = low, 2 lights = medium, 3 lights = high
