Features:

  • Scoop end for dried boogers and loop end for sticky boogers
  • Great for little ears too
  • BPA, Latex, and PVC Free
  • Bear-head safety design prevents oogiebear from going in too far up baby's nose and ears
  • FDA classified medical device
We really like this product

We really like this product. We have a 3 month old who constantly has hardened boogers hanging out in his nose. His nostrils are so tiny that our fingers couldn't rid of him of the boogers, and even a regular q tip was too large (and typically seemed to push the boogers back further instead of helping remove them. We use the oogiebear daily since it's very gentle and our baby doesn't mind it (it also takes way less time to remove the boogers than it did before, so we aren't dealing with everyone having to pitch in to hold the baby still since he's so p*ssed at how long it's taking to get stuff out of his nose so he can breathe). After using this product I purchased a second one and gave it to my sister in law for her 5 month old- and I'm sure she will love it just a as much as we do!

Buy one for every new mom you know!!

I found this item when my now three year old daughter was just a couple months old and came down with a horrible cold. As with most children, she was absolutely terrified of the snot sucker they give you at the hospital and seemed to be able to sense when it was in the room as noted by her shrill hysterics. In researching options, I just couldn't get behind a product where I physically sucked the snot out of her nose (tube and filter or not, it's just gross - sorry, not sorry). Back then, this was an add-on item and I paid just a few dollars for it. Now let's be honest - there's no piece of equipment on earth that will make getting the snot out of a baby's nose a pleasant experience. However, this little tool made it a billion times better than it was before. It's small enough to hide in the palm of my hand to do the sneak attack and I love that it has the loopy side for the slimy snot and the harder side for those dry, crusty boogers. The little bear head keeps you from sticking it in too far, even when the little squirms and jerks. All in all, the quickest, most effective way I've found to de-snot my baby/toddler. The biggest down side to this product is how small it is - I don't know if I just kept misplacing it or if my little monster was finding it and hiding it, but I know we went through about half a dozen or so. It's now my favorite item to buy for new moms (get multiples - she'll need one in the nursery, the diaper bag, the car, her purse, etc.) and I always make sure to include one with baby shower gifts. No one seems amazed when they get it, but in the months to follow, I always get the phone call telling me how much they use it and how much they love it.

Why on earth did I wait so long....

I wish I had this for my first baby!!!!! And I don’t know why I waited so long to purchase it after my second. I think the price just caught me... anyway. AMAZING PRODUCT! Instead of jabbing my fingers in my baby’s nose and risk my nails poking or something of the like with this it’s just a bit of a tickle and a shimmy. Yes, I tried it on myself first. The babe still doesn’t like it of course but it’s a lot easier on the Mommy guilt then a finger up the nose-lol!

People will crowd around when they see it in action

Removing boogers via suction may work fine for some, but this oogiebear booger remover works. Since the beginning of time, anyone old enough to reason has used their finger nails or some thing that resembles it to do the same job. But privately, right? The little scooper end is soft enough to not harm precious nostrils. The little bear's ears serve as a visual stop and therefore keep the tool from being inserted deeper than necessary. Two oogiebears are better than one. One for the travel bag, and one for home. They wash well and retain their quality. The bright colors are not scary to baby, and if dropped in a dark area, it can be found easily. It looks secure and professional as well as a conversation starter. Get it now.

Must have for newborns!

Was told about this by a friend! Works great side by side with nose frida! I recommend both! My baby always seems congested in the mornings. He is 7 weeks old now but bought when he was about 4 weeks old. Every morning I feel like I use both the nose frida and this booger picker on him. Sometimes the booger’s are drier and the nose frida doesn’t suction them out so then I use these and I can grab them usually with ease. My son isn’t a huge fan as it is a new sensation that makes him want to Gag like the wind is taken out of him, however he quickly recovers. I know I’m doing it to help him breathe better. Truly amazing. My sister in law just bought it when I used it on my niece. I haven’t used for ears yet but I will when needed

If your kid needs a little help "digging for gold", keep this around for booger emergencies

As a parent you deal with getting disgusting boogers out of your kid's nose. I lost my NoseFrida on an overseas trip (NOOO) so I looked around for something a bit more portable (my kid also learned how to blow her nose that trip so that was a plus I guess). I've tried tweezers before for giant boogers that just won't come out, but they are sharp and I'm deathly afraid a sudden squirm will make me jam them too far - it's also hard to get a grip so it takes a lot longer. This thing was oddly effective at digging out the harder boogers she couldn't blow out, once she let me stick it in her nose, and there's no fear of accidentally getting it stuck. The tip is still pretty hard so be gentle! I usually do it after a saline spray or steamy bath so it's easier to get the boogers out (it's THE WORST when they're stuck to nose hairs). Best of all, it's tiny, easy to wash and doesn't collect mold like the NoseFrida airtube does. I can't wait until she can just take care of it all by herself but until then, this will serve.

Use with caution! Handy device.

Okay, another tough review for me because this is not a safe thing to use or perform. Please for Heaven's sake be careful and don't go digging too deep! You should be able to see the booger on the edge of the nostril; if you have to get a flashlight and/or tilt their head just right; it's too far. Don't attempt to get it. Be gentle! These are not soft tips! With that said, I can say this device has come in handy quite a few times. Getting those sticky boogers that are occlusion their airway makes breathing so much easier for them and therefore sleep better longer!

Love love love

After trying to get a boogie with my nail and scratching my baby girl i came across this online along with the nose frida! Seriously saving us from anymore scratches and boogies!

Do you love boogers?

Do you love boogers? Do you love slimey wet ones? Do you love crunchy dried ones? If you do this is the tool for you!. You can now excavate boogers from your little ones nose with ease. No more using a traditional nasal aspirator and hope to get the suction power you need to recover the treasures you seek! My booger hoarding daughter still cries some of the time but my TPB (time per booger) has lowered and my success rate is up as well. Ps. This is also for you if you hate boogers.

Grade A Booger Retriever

You can pick your friends and you can pick your nose but you can’t pick your friend’s nose... but you CAN pick your baby’s nose which is a good thing bc our baby’s nose is always full of boogers. She hates it and thrashes her head from side to side wildly to try to avoid it but it works SO WELL. Like talking real grade A class boogies we are getting out of there. If your kid is also a booger mine then you’ll definitely want one of these.

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