I'm sorry, but to me this just seems like a huge waste of money. Are they convenient? I suppose so. But then again so is stuffing a package of travel-Kleenex in your purse. Plus, it isn't good to keep using saline solutions (or any other kind of liquid for that matter) to clean off your nose. Yes, they are nice and soothing the first few times, but continued use will dry out your nose. And if your child has sensitive skin (like mine does) getting his skin wet and then letting it evaporate is going to REALLY dry out his nose. I'd rather just teach him to use a tissue like everyone else. That way, he knows how to blow his nose AND we don't have to have yet ANOTHER transition phase in his growing up - the one from wet tissue to dry.

It did not seem cheap for me, since you can get the same product result from a normal diaper wipe from other brand name with a better value of price.

Waste of money. Use a regular wipe or tissue and you will get the same result.

I'm not sure I like Boogie wipes as much as others. I received a pack at my baby shower and decided to give them a try. To me, the scent was annoyingly strong. I could not justify purchasing this product to wipe my kids boogies off when a simple tissue would do. Or a baby wipe, since we always carry those around. I'd say if you had a pre-schooler or kindergartener, let them carry one in their bag to school if they have very crusty hard-to-remove boogies. If not, I wouldn't bother.

Although this product got the job done, I found them to be too heavily scented for my baby.

This is a waste of money, what ever happened to buying tissues they are a lot more reasonable. These might seem good at first but then they dry your nose out extra. And their scented, what's the point of that? When you need a tissue your not going to be able to smell them anyways, that's why you needed one in the first place.

I used the grape scented ones for my baby. She isn't at an age where she can really blow her nose by herself, but these seemed like a safer, non-irritating way to help wipe away and clear up baby's nose. However, I don't think it is a necessary product mainly since my baby doesn't have sensitive skin or any other issues where a plain old tissue won't do just as well.

Its not a bad product. But just use a tissue that is cheaper and if you are buys boogie wipe then you have to have regular wipes. To save money and thinking wisely of what you already have, I would not buy this product. My sister bought it for me when I had my son. After having your 2nd kid you think wisely and reasonable. Use a tissue or a wipe for those sticky snap back boogies in the nose.

not sure these work to well but they do get the job done.

I received these as a gift. Maybe I'm missing something, but I find a tissue or diaper wipe works just as well. I feel that it is an uneccessary expense. I do, however, think it is a cute baby shower gift. The word "boogie" always makes me giggle. So, while I don't buy them for my daughter, I do include them in baby shower gift baskets.

We tried these out with our 2 y/o but he simply does not like anything going anywhere near his nose. I did like the smell of the grape one and I think that maybe if my son were a bit older he may like these but as of yet, we simply use baby wipes to clean his nose. I did use it myself and thought it was great since it helps to loosen up any dried mucus and it was great to be able to smell something pleasant as I used it. Will try these again when he learns to blow his nose

Boogie Wipes are a great product for on the go, a little pricey, but work well. However regular baby wipes are cheaper and contain more in a package.

Good product but not very cost effective. I am just as happy using a regular baby wipe or a soft tissue. My kids didn't seem to notice if there was anything different about these compared to a regular wipe. The small package is nice to pack in your purse or car during allergy season.

Unnecessary Did not think that these were anything different than normal baby wipes.

Awesome product, very gentle on sore little noses. A little on the expensive side for what you get, though.