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We’re looking for 200 Mumsnet users with a child aged 12 or under to test Klearvol inhalation capsules, which provide essential oils for inhalation; delivering soothing natural inhalation vapours for day or night. Please note that this product is not suitable for babies under 3 months old.
Here’s what Klearvol have to say:“Imagine it’s 3am in the morning and you’re trying to soothe a ‘grouchy’ baby...Klearvol provides easy to use inhalation capsules for use from 3 months. Simply snip off the top of the capsule and squeeze the contents onto a handkerchief secured near by the cot or bed (but out of reach of the child). Based on 100% natural aromatic oils, Klearvol provides soothing natural vapours for inhalation day and night. Klearvol...your breathing, for a hug that lasts all night! Helps with parents with young babies/children who need support for a good night's sleep.”
Selected testers will receive a box of 10 capsules to test. Following testing the capsules, selected testers will need to give their feedback via a thread on Mumsnet and complete a short survey.
All testers who give the required feedback will be entered into a prize draw where one MNer will win a £100 voucher for the store of their choice (from a list).
Just an aside Mumsnet, you can set the last age of the survey in survey monkey to a url of your choice, rather than the survey monkey homepage (the default setting) look better and also sends people where you want.
I'm not sure I understand how to safely use them with a child. With a baby, it's easy to have something "nearby but out of reach", but with a child, generally anything near enough would be within reach. I could put it on top of a wardrobe out of reach, but I doubt it would be effective then! Am I being completely stupid? What do people do about this?
I'd like to be considered please. My child has an irritated nasal passage on most days because of hay fever, and I'd love to try this and see if this can make a difference.
