Infant Nose Cleaning Tweezer with LED Light Round-Head Safe and Effective Clip Care Ear Nose Navel Clean Tool Nipper Plier Pincet Forceps for Relieves Stuffy Nose

I am sooo glad I made this purchase I use this so often as my baby is regularly congested. The light is awesome to have especially in the middle of the night without having to turn on the bedroom lights and fully waking up my baby. I tried using an electric nasal aspirator and it terrible, not as effective, more expensive and not as convenient compared to using the tweezers.

I purchased this after another type broke. These are more sturdy but still easy to use. The light is bright and very convenient. Ended up buying a multi pack to keep in the car, baby bag etc. very good quality for the price

Kids with boogers gross me out. Before I had a kid, I thought they were gross kids with lazy parents. As a mom to a 2 year old, I realize kids have some super booger producing powers beyond any normal adults ability.Everything is a power struggle with a 2 year old as you may know. He hates the nose frida, he hates the frida nose picker (although I love it), screams, hits, bites, yells NO MAMA NO. Enter these tweezers.. HE LOVES THEM. He is finally at the stage where it is uncomfortable for him to have boogers. He doesn’t want them but he doesn’t want me to clean them. He get these tweezers and asks me to to “halp!”, looks up without a fight so I can see inside his nostrils, then says “more” until he feels they are all gone. I’m ordering several more to keep in my purse, his bag and my car. Game changer.The led light is unbelievably helpful, even in daylight. The end of the tweezers are not sharp at all and do not hurt him. New favorite gadget. Only thing is the cap to cover the end of the tweezers when not in use does not stay on but since they aren’t sharp it’s not a big deal. BUY THIS IF YOU LIVE WITH A TINY MONSTER, THEY WILL SAVE YOUR SANITY

I started using this on my two month old newborn and it works. He doesn’t like the light so I try not to flash it on his eyes. He started getting fidgety so I only use it when I am feeding him because he stays still. It ready does get the dry boogers out. If the boogers are too far back or it’s a wet mess, I use Nose Frida. But I almost always use saline drops before the Frida.The light in my tweezer lasted a few weeks. It started to dim. The battery they use are cheap button batteries (LR 41). Unfortunately it’s not a standard AAA.The way to access the battery compartment is through the end of the light with a screw driver. When you remove the cap to the battery compartment, you can remove the light completely from the tweezer. I had to hit the light against my counter and pry out the tiny batteries with my fingers. It’s a smart invention but the type of batteries are cheap and are not meant to last that long.

Zero stars. Does not work. Light never worked either. Total waste of $

Infants are only able to breathe through their nose. So you know if they have boogers obstructing their nasal passage it must be very irritating and sometimes dangerous. These little booger pickers work very well. The light is very helpful to see what you’re doing. I definitely recommend waiting until your little one is asleep to use them though.

Purchased the tweezers to grab boogers that are very close the opening of my infant's nostril. The tweezers do the job but the attached light doesn't work.

I had another little nose tweezer for my first baby that I liked alot but this one is better. The tweezer itself has nice blunt ends that are just fine enough to get into tiny nostrils and remove any hard crusts. But the standout feature is the light. It is just perfectly located and strong enough to see exactly what you are doing. Before I would have to use my phone light with one hand and the tweezer with the other. Much easier to use this one. I love it so much that I bought another one for downstairs so I don't have to run up to my room for the one we keep up there. When the baby has trouble feeding because he's so stuffy this little tool is a lifesaver.