It doesn't have intensity and it doesn't suck almost at all, it must be very wet and very outside to have an effect.

We use it for two children, aged 1.5 and 6 years old. Each child has their own nozzle according to their age.

We used it for the baby for the first time now, so I don't know how younger children will react, but our child is not bothered by it during playtime. On the contrary, they take it and play with the button to hear the noise, which is not scary. The baby currently has clear nasal passages, but the aspirator collects them, especially when we close one nostril for a short time. We don't overuse it because we don't want to bother them in the ears. Overall, it collects satisfactorily!

With the older child, we always had a problem with mucus and we do nasal rinses, but when we used the aspirator, it was very clogged and before using the machine, we realized that it was producing sticky and white "mucus". It turned out that the child had an infection and pus in the sinuses, which the machine successfully cleared and helped the situation until we went to our scheduled appointment. The ENT specialist didn't like the use of the machine, but didn't say anything specific. The pediatrician had no objections, but during the treatment, the child should only blow their own nose, no matter how difficult it is, to clean with the treatment they are receiving.

Where I want to end up is that the aspirator works. Whether alone, with the closure of one nostril for a while, or after administering a little saline solution to soften what we want to remove. It has a good but proper suction, let's not forget that we use it in the nose, especially in children's/baby's nose. Personally, I regret not getting it before the baby was born, maybe the nights would have been calmer when they had a runny nose.

Cleaning it is easy with warm water and proper soap because we have two children and one with an infection. The only thing you should be careful about is not losing the wheels that are included, otherwise the aspirator will not function properly and whatever it sucks will come out from the contact point of the nozzle with the machine. Finally, we preferred this one with batteries instead of one that charges, in order to have a longer lifespan and not forget to charge it, especially when we have two children who may need it at any moment (and because, as we said, the baby plays with it a little, making the suction process calmer as they now laugh with the noise, but it consumes its battery).

So yes, the 36 euros were worth it, we have been satisfied so far.

Well, it does the job with a little patience of course. However, if it falls from your hands, it breaks for fun. The first time it fell, the battery base broke, I fixed it with a logo but the second time it fell was also its last. I don't know if I would give 50€ with shipping again for such a fragile product.

I was not very satisfied because it does not clean the baby's nose very well. I have not tried another similar one to compare, so I do not know if all electric ones are the same.