

The idea from pediatric hospital. Perfectly translated to home use
Babies often have a cold. When the nose is blocked, breathing, drinking and sleeping don't function properly, other complications are possible. Therefore, the mucus must always be removed
In a pediatric hospital, suction is done with a vacuum pump. The translation for home is Airmed's Vac using a vacuum cleaner. It immediately ensures free breathing and relaxed babies. Airmed's Vac is recommended by pediatricians and clinically tested (University Hospital Vienna, Prof. Dieter Koller MD, 05/2005)
Ingenious solution from a pediatrician - removes all mucus in seconds

Invented by a pediatrician
Airmed's Vac was developed by a pediatrician. Airmed's Vac works just as efficiently and safely at home as the vacuum pump in the hospital.

More effective than electric
No annoying noises close to face. Airmed's Vac completely pulls mucus out of the baby nose because the suction is powerful and gentle at the same time

More hygienic than by mouth
Airmed's Vac sucks with constant power. Concentrate only on the child and not on the suction. You also certainly do not swallow any mucus

More convenient than hand pump
The transparent Original Airmed's Vac is not inserted into the nose. The treatment is faster, more relaxed and the mucus is completely gone

Usage: Free the nose in a few seconds
The application is simple and under control! Connect part C to the vacuum cleaner tube. You alone determine the strength of the air suction. Then calmly take the child on your lap and gently hold the suction head to one nostril. In 2-3 seconds the mucus is completely removed and the nose is free

Cleaning: Easy & simple with running water
After treatment, clean all parts under running water before the mucus dries. Sterilize suction head in the sterilizer or with boiling water. After that, Airmed's Vac can be used again as often as you like. Your child can breathe, sleep and drink easily. This is how you avoid complications
Airmed's Vac Video
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Remark suction strength of typical nasal aspirators: 1) Airmed's Vac: 160 hPa, 2) Electric aspirators: ~60 hPa3), 3) Mouth suction aspirators: 45-60 hPa, 4) Hand hold nasal aspirators: 30-45 hPa. Tested under household conditions with major competitors in August 2023
Why using a vacuum cleaner as support for Airmed's Vac?
The vacuum cleaner is technically the same as a vacuum pump in a peiatric hospital. We only use the air flow. With Airmed's Vac, you can also freely determine the strength of the suction. This means that the air flow always fits the baby's needs
Isn't a vacuum cleaner unhygienic?
The air is taken from the nasal aspirator into the vacuum cleaner. No particles can get back into the baby's nose "against the current".
Isn't the suction of the vacuum cleaner too strong?
The device automatically reduces the pressure to a force half that of your blowing your nose. So the baby's nose is completely safe. However, you can freely control the strength with the vacuum cleaner
Does the nasal aspirator fit any vacuum cleaner (also Dyson, Kobold or Vorwerk)?
Yes! Airmed' Vac is suitable for any vacuum cleaner (800-1,800 watts). If your vacuum cleaner does not have a round suction tube, you can use our Vorwerk/Dyson adapter. In total Airmed's Vac suits all standard household vacuum cleaners.
Isn't Airmed's Vac too loud?
Airmed's Vac itself is completely silent, thers is no noise near the child's face. The noise of the vacuum cleaner (about 7ft away) is quite normal for babies. They are already used to this as it is a regular noise for them
Airmed's Vac Highlights

35 Years Aspirator Experience
Airmed's Vac has been helping babies and their parents clear their noses and combat children's colds for over 35 years.
35 Years Aspirator Experience
Airmed's Vac has been helping babies and their parents clear their noses and combat children's colds for over 35 years.


The idea from pediatric hospital. Perfectly translated to home use
Babies often have a cold. When the nose is blocked, breathing, drinking and sleeping don't function properly, other complications are possible. Therefore, the mucus must always be removed
In a pediatric hospital, suction is done with a vacuum pump. The translation for home is Airmed's Vac using a vacuum cleaner. It immediately ensures free breathing and relaxed babies. Airmed's Vac is recommended by pediatricians and clinically tested (University Hospital Vienna, Prof. Dieter Koller MD, 05/2005)
Ingenious solution from a pediatrician - removes all mucus in seconds

Invented by a pediatrician
Airmed's Vac was developed by a pediatrician. Airmed's Vac works just as efficiently and safely at home as the vacuum pump in the hospital.

More effective than electric
No annoying noises close to face. Airmed's Vac completely pulls mucus out of the baby nose because the suction is powerful and gentle at the same time

More hygienic than by mouth
Airmed's Vac sucks with constant power. Concentrate only on the child and not on the suction. You also certainly do not swallow any mucus

More convenient than hand pump
The transparent Original Airmed's Vac is not inserted into the nose. The treatment is faster, more relaxed and the mucus is completely gone

Usage: Free the nose in a few seconds
The application is simple and under control! Connect part C to the vacuum cleaner tube. You alone determine the strength of the air suction. Then calmly take the child on your lap and gently hold the suction head to one nostril. In 2-3 seconds the mucus is completely removed and the nose is free

Cleaning: Easy & simple with running water
After treatment, clean all parts under running water before the mucus dries. Sterilize suction head in the sterilizer or with boiling water. After that, Airmed's Vac can be used again as often as you like. Your child can breathe, sleep and drink easily. This is how you avoid complications
Airmed's Vac Video
aplus content video
Remark suction strength of typical nasal aspirators: 1) Airmed's Vac: 160 hPa, 2) Electric aspirators: ~60 hPa3), 3) Mouth suction aspirators: 45-60 hPa, 4) Hand hold nasal aspirators: 30-45 hPa. Tested under household conditions with major competitors in August 2023
Why using a vacuum cleaner as support for Airmed's Vac?
The vacuum cleaner is technically the same as a vacuum pump in a peiatric hospital. We only use the air flow. With Airmed's Vac, you can also freely determine the strength of the suction. This means that the air flow always fits the baby's needs
Isn't a vacuum cleaner unhygienic?
The air is taken from the nasal aspirator into the vacuum cleaner. No particles can get back into the baby's nose "against the current".
Isn't the suction of the vacuum cleaner too strong?
The device automatically reduces the pressure to a force half that of your blowing your nose. So the baby's nose is completely safe. However, you can freely control the strength with the vacuum cleaner
Does the nasal aspirator fit any vacuum cleaner (also Dyson, Kobold or Vorwerk)?
Yes! Airmed' Vac is suitable for any vacuum cleaner (800-1,800 watts). If your vacuum cleaner does not have a round suction tube, you can use our Vorwerk/Dyson adapter. In total Airmed's Vac suits all standard household vacuum cleaners.
Isn't Airmed's Vac too loud?
Airmed's Vac itself is completely silent, thers is no noise near the child's face. The noise of the vacuum cleaner (about 7ft away) is quite normal for babies. They are already used to this as it is a regular noise for them
Airmed's Vac Highlights
![]() Original Airmed's Vac | ![]() Dyson/Vorwerk adapter | ![]() Spare suction head | ![]() Spare cleaning brush |
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| Customer Reviews | |||
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| Price | |||
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| Age range | |||
| 0-6 years | 0-6 years | 0-6 years | 0-6 years |
| Nasal suction in use since | |||
| 35 years | 35 years | 35 years | 35 years |
| Free of | |||
| BPA free | BPA free | BPA free | BPA free |
| Clinically tested (see above) | |||
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| Loved by parents | |||
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