Baby Nadif Aspirator Kit

Baby Nadif Aspirator Kit is a healthcare product with s as it is a manual, non-medicated product declared as its active content. It is supplied in a pack size of 1s + 3s.

This is an over-the-counter (OTC) product and can be purchased without a prescription. Only product, safety and handling details are published on this page.

An online consultation with a DoctorOnCall doctor or pharmacist is available for this product, and a registered pharmacist reviews each order before dispatch to Malaysia or Singapore. Follow the directions on the label and on the leaflet inside the pack.

Attach a clean, unused tip to the main device body before each session. Squeeze the bulb first to expel air, then position the soft tip gently at the opening of the baby’s nostril without inserting it deeply. Slowly release the bulb to create suction, then remove the tip from the nostril. Empty and rinse the device, and discard the used disposable tip, after the session. Take the device apart and clean all reusable parts thoroughly according to the pack’s cleaning instructions, then allow the parts to dry fully before reassembling for the next use.

Not applicable — this is a manual device, not a medicine requiring dosing. As a guide for use, the aspirator can be operated as needed, generally a few times a day, following the pack’s own directions for use and the tip manufacturer’s guidance on frequency for babies.

Refer to the expiry or best-before date printed on the packaging for the device and any tips supplied with it, and do not use any component beyond this date. The reusable device body should be inspected regularly and replaced if it becomes cracked, discoloured, or difficult to clean thoroughly.

Store the device and any unused disposable tips in a clean, dry place at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, and out of the reach of children. Ensure all parts are completely dry before storing the device after cleaning, to reduce the chance of moisture being trapped inside.

• Common: Mild, temporary nasal irritation, sneezing, or a tickling sensation during or shortly after use.
• Common: Slight redness around the nostril, particularly with repeated use in the same session.
• Serious: Nosebleed, ongoing soreness, or swelling that does not settle after use should be reviewed by a doctor or pharmacist, as it may indicate the tip was inserted too deeply or too much suction pressure was applied.

• Not for use if any part of the device, or the fitted tip, shows visible cracking, damage, or deformity.
• Not for use with a tip that has already been used — always fit a new, unused tip for each session.
• Not for use in a nostril with an existing injury, active infection, or recent nasal surgery unless first checked with a doctor.

• Not applicable — this is a manual mechanical device, not a medicine, and has no known drug or food interactions.

• Always attach a clean, unused tip before each session and discard it afterwards rather than reusing it.
• Squeeze the bulb before inserting the tip into the nostril, not after, so suction is created on release rather than pushed air on entry.
• Take the device apart fully after each use and clean and dry every reusable part according to the pack’s instructions.
• Sterilise the reusable device body regularly, following the pack’s cleaning and sterilising guidance.
• Check the filter and tip fitting periodically for wear, and keep spare compatible tips on hand.
• Store the assembled or disassembled device in a clean, dry place away from dust between uses.

Precautions: This device is intended for gentle, manual use only; excessive squeeze pressure or repeated attempts in one session may increase the chance of nasal irritation. Always supervise use in babies and young children, and never leave the device unattended near a child. Clean and sterilise all reusable parts thoroughly between uses to reduce the risk of introducing bacteria.

When to See a Doctor or Pharmacist: Speak to a doctor or pharmacist if nasal irritation, redness, or soreness persists after use, if a nosebleed occurs and does not stop promptly, or if the baby shows ongoing signs of discomfort, breathing difficulty, or fever that are not explained by normal, gentle use of the device.