Vicks Sinex Kids Saline Easy Mist Drug Free Saline Ages 1 Month Gently Clears and Soothes Everyday Stuffy

Love this! easy to use on my infant and toddler and very quickly moisturizes the sinuses to help decongest the little ones! Read more

My infant was plugged up from a cold and this was a life saver very easy to use and provides alot of mist to get there little nose unclogged so you can suck the boogers out 10 out of 10 would highly recommend it's effectiveness and functionality were spot on Read more

Such a great sinus relief tool! It’s easy to use, and my baby actually tolerated it, which says a lot. It worked well at night and really helped with sleep. I was gifted one and now I give it at every baby shower—and always keep one on hand at home. Read more

This thing is amazing and so easy to use. It really helped with my daughter’s cold. We would use it when she woke up and before naps when she was bad. As she got better we would just use it before sleep. Read more

I ordered and returned two hand-held nebulizers over the last month. They started working fine and then would not hold a charge after several uses. I truly needed a small nebulizer for travel so I was quite disheartened when they just flamed out. I finally found this one, which is pricey for what you get, but, by golly, it does not need charging and works beautifully. Read more

Very gentle and quiet. It does get the work done. I’m In my 20s so not a kid, but it worlds! last at least 20-25 minutes. Great bang for you buck! 4 stars because it is a little pricey for the size Read more

Must have for kids. Easy to use, effective and no fussy babies fighting you while using it. Read more

For when you don’t want to wrestle your tired, sick, and sad baby/toddler but you still want them to breathe better when they have a stuffy nose… We’ve tried nasal spray, saline syringes, and running a hot shower. Here’s how we would rate in terms of ease of use for parents and children: 1. Sitting in a closed bathroom with the hot shower running 2. THIS Saline Easy Mist 3. Saline Nose spray 4. Saline in a Syringe Yes, it is easier to run a hot shower and breathe in that vapor but it might not be the best option if you need hot water elsewhere in the house or you want to sit somewhere other than the bathroom. My one year old found this odd at first. She didn’t like it pressing on her face but she would allow it to be near her. After a couple of minutes of use she was breathing better due to its moisturizing effect and we were also able to use a Nose Friday to clear the loosened snot. We used this a lot during one bout of sickness and it did not run out! Had a good value for the prize. Read more