If you're curious about how to use mucus extractor adults, here are a few things to keep in mind. Firstly, there are several different types. If you have a child who is prone to coughing, you can opt for a manual version. A manual mucus extractor is usually a bulb with a flexible plastic tip. The disadvantage of this type of device is that it doesn't require electricity to work. Additionally, they're small and hard to use consistently.

For adults, mucus extractors come with a bulb with a long tip, which you should insert into a nostril. To use one, squeeze the bulb and gently insert it. Let it squeeze and expel mucus until the syringe stops working. Once the syringe has finished sucking out the mucus, remove it from the nose.

Another type of mucus extractor is the nasal aspirator, which uses human suction. It's best for young children and infants, as they're not yet able to clear their nose themselves. The human suction feature allows you to control the speed of air flow, while also helping your child's respiratory system. Make sure that you use a new filter for your child's mucus extractor before using it. When using this device, place it on a safe surface, against the child's nose, but not into his or her nose.

The bulb syringe tip should be placed in the child's mouth or nose. The tip should be flushed out with clear hot water and you can repeat the process as often as necessary. You can repeat this process as many times as you need to, and you can use it as many times as you need. If you have a mucus that is too thick to suction, thin it with a salt water solution to remove it.

Disposable Medical Suction/Mucus Extractor