Oricom HNA300 Nasal Aspirator is included as a medical device on the Australian
Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG No. 307470).
Intended for domestic use only. ALWAYS READ THE USER GUIDE AND USE ONLY AS
DIRECTED. IF SYMPTOMS PERSIST SEE YOUR DOCTOR/HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL.
Use this product only for the intended purpose as described in this user guide.

Intended Use
– This device is designed to remove the nasal mucus in children.
Children who are (typically under the age of 6) unable to remove the nasal mucus by blowing their noses.

Intended purpose
– To eliminate clogging of the nose
– To ensure nasal breathing to infants
– To relieve childhood allergy-like symptoms by removing the nasal mucus

– Power off your nasal aspirator.
– Only charge your nasal aspirator when the LED is flashing red.
– LED flashing red indicates low battery.
① Connect the USB cable to a charging device (DC5V.2A).
② Connect the micro-USB end of the Cable to Nasal aspirator.
③ LED indicator is yellow when charging.
④ LED indicator is green when charging is complete.

Charging time is 2 hours.

Cleaning the suction tip
① To clean the disconnected suction tip, disinfect it in boiling water and keep it clean.
② Ensure all parts are completely dry before reassembling.
WARNING: The nasal aspirator is NOT waterproof. Do NOT submerge the main
body in water

Cleaning after use
① Disconnect the combined suction tip from the device.
② Twist the collection cup to remove the contents.
③ Disconnect collection cup from the main body.
④ To clean the main body and all parts connected to it, rinse with the operation button
facing downwards and then wipe to clean with an antibacterial wipe.
⑤ Ensure all parts are completely dry before reassembling.
NOTE: The product should not be operated during any of the cleaning process.
WARNING: The nasal aspirator is NOT waterproof. Do NOT submerge the main body
in water.