Frida BabyMedicine Dispenser, Medi Frida Baby Medicine Syringe & Accu-Dose Pacifier for Mess & Fuss Free Use

Once you get used to how it works, you'll never go back to the messy syringe! If it's a flavor they like, your baby will suck it up themselves, no leaking or mess and at their own safe pace. Love. Wish I got it earlier than at 6 months old ugh. Even good for teething.

Very good, efficient, functional tool. Using the regular syringe to give our 2 month old son gripe water was a little difficult. We put this pacifier dispenser in his mouth and he was perfectly fine. Great creation!

I wish I had bought this device months ago! It would have saved a lot of tearful wrestling matches with our sick baby.I popped it in our one year old’s mouth today and she immediately sucked and gnawed on it while I gave her the full 3.75 mL dose of her medicine in three quick squirts (with brief pauses in between so she could contentedly play with it). No tears or fighting; no vomiting up the medicine immediately afterwards. This thing is gold! An absolute staple in our baby medical kit now. The syringe that comes with it is also fantastic—it has clearly labeled measurement for both ibuprofen and acetaminophen dosages which was a thoughtful detail. Makes it a universal syringe in case the measurements rub off of the ones that originally came with your medicine (which just happened to me).I also want to note that our baby never took a paci as a newborn and rarely drank from a bottle. But she has been teething and likes to chew on silicone toys. Even without having a preference for a pacifier, this worked well!If you’re on the fence like I was, trust me, it’s worth having. Buy two so you always have a clean one ready for the next dose of medicine in case you don’t have time to wash it after every single use.Also as a bonus tip: I highly recommend buying a couple of the EZY Dose Dosage Korcs—these are so helpful for drawing medicines directly from the bottle (like if you’re using Children’s Tylenol which only comes with a cup instead of a syringe). Absolute game-changer!

This was a life saver with my last kid so decided to get it again for my 4th and final baby. It always made giving medicine so much easier and less of a struggle.

This pacifier has been a lifesaver to get medicine into my baby. He kept spitting out the medicine when given just by syringe and making a sticky mess. The nurse tried to sneak in the medicine in the side of his mouth with a regular binky and he did the same thing. This pacifier puts the medicine down his cheek instead of just in his mouth and he doesn’t try to push it out. Reduces air going in and the urge to push medicine back out. The plunger slowly moves down on its own as he suckles and you just have to hold it steady while he swallows. Occasionally I have to push the plunger gently to keep it moving. When the plunger is all the way down I wiggle it out and let him get the medicine in the tube until I hear the sound change then plug it and let him keep the paci for a few mins to let the medicine go all the way down. Super easy to clean between doses. Worth every penny!Cons- no marking for 1.5ml. Weird increments in general. Unnatural shape, breastfed babies aren’t keen on the design.

This product was raved about by my mom friends, so I got one to see if it made it any easier to give my son medicine. Overall, it definitely helps! I wish though that there was a way to make the pacifier stay on the syringe better. The pacifier top falls off a lot for us if my son is too wiggly or is crying and won't stay still. When he was a newborn, this didn't seem to make it easier, but I did feel like it was safer because I wasn't worried about the syringe going too far into his mouth. Now that he's a little older, I think he seems to know medicine helps him feel better and he will suck on the pacifier strong enough that I don't even have to push on the syringe to give him the medicine! It wasn't the magic fix I was hoping for with medicine, but it definitely does help.

Hands down the best product! You need this if you are giving your baby or toddler medicine. It is so easy to use and the baby takes it like a normal pacifier. Once baby has a strong enough suck you should not have to push on the plunger. Also other syringes work for it too. This is a must have.

We frequently have to use Little Remedies Gas Relief and their Gripe Water for our 5wk old. The Gas Relief she takes easily woth the suringe it comes with because it's on the thicker side of consistency, but the Gripe Water she has trouble with because it is thinner consistency like melted pancake syrup and would kinda coat her throat making her sound like she needed to cough or making her gag/choke altogether, plus it was easy for her to push it out of her mouth with her tongue, leaving a sticky mess if we didn't catch it with a towel. The way this Frida Baby medicine pacifier administers the Gripe Water helps so much. We fill the syringe with the dosage she needs, insert it into the smaller opening at the base of the medicine pacifier, once she gets a few sucking motions in and creates a vacuum, we barely push the syringe and she honestly does the rest. The vacuum motion she creates pretty much pulls the Gripe Water out without us having to push the syringe once it gets going. Shes able to take it at her pace, no choking, no dribbling, no more sticky mess. Works for us really well!