Cl-Ear Express Ear Drops. Dual Action - Ear Wax Removal. Easy Squeeze Dropper. Breaks up Hardened and Stubborn Ear Wax. Reduces The Need for syringing. 12 ml Bottle

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Some ear wax remover liquids come in spray form, which you may find easier to administer than drops. Some also come with special syringe-style applicators to help get the solution safely into your ear and deliver a measured amount with each squirt. opening through the eardrum (e.g. perforated eardrum or fitted ventilation tube called a ‘grommet’) Very rarely, an unpleasant taste has been reported. Stop using the ear drops immediately if this happens and tell your doctor. Ear wax is a normal secretion of the ear. It is produced to provide a protective layer in the ear and on the ear drum. There are times when too much wax is produced. This can result in hearing difficulties and may cause pain. Repeat the following once or twice daily, normally for 3 to 4 days, until you notice an improvement in your hearing and less discomfort:

Should your symptoms persist or worsen, or you experience any other side effects or burning, stop using the drops and seek advice from your doctor or pharmacist. if you have had your ear syringed in the last 2 to 3 days – this could also make it painful to use the eardrops.Cl-ear Express Ear Drops are especially suited to people who are more likely to suffer from earwax problems – such as children, the elderly, hearing aid users and water sports enthusiasts – because it not only helps remove earwax, but it can help prevent build up. Safety warnings Adults, the elderly and children from 5 years of age (note children should receive a medical diagnosis before using). What the experts say… Over about 2 weeks, lumps of earwax should fall out of your ear, especially at night when you're lying down. The ear drops can make the symptoms of excessive ear wax worse, including some discomfort, irritation or pain, loss of hearing, dizziness and tinnitus (ringing sound in the ear). If you are in any doubt whether this product is suitable for you, talk to your doctor, nurse or pharmacist.

A hard plug of wax can be softened using Otex ear drops. Wax can also be removed by your doctor or practice nurse, by flushing the ear with warm water (syringing). If there is a lot of wax or the wax is very hard, it may need to be softened first and Otex ear drops can also be used for this. They might recommend medicines to dissolve the earwax. The earwax should fall out on its own or dissolve after about a week. Otex ear drops contain the active ingredient urea hydrogen peroxide, which helps to soften ear wax. Urea hydrogen peroxide works to soften ear wax by releasing oxygen which breaks up hardened wax, it also has some antiseptic properties. But even the most innocuous ear drops should be avoided if you have, or may have, a perforated eardrum. So if you’re suffering pain, see your doctor or a pharmacist for advice first. The NHS’s Health & Care Video Library has a useful short film on dealing with ear wax safely. What ingredients should I look for in an ear wax remover? The doctor, nurse, or specialist may advise you with specific instructions for using the drops depending on the severity of the problem.Do not insert hearing aids immediately after use but allow at least 15 minutes for any residue to be removed