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Ear Wax Removal Syringe
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Ear Wax Removal Syringe
Doctor designed is a safer alternative to the rubber bulb ear syringes due to its flared design, tri-Stream tip and exit portals.
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Customer Reviews:
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A cost-effective solution
I've had problems with earwax for years, and it seems to get worse as I get older and the wax inexplicably gets softer. Two or three times a year, the wax will totally block my ear canals or stick en masse to my eardrums, and only syringing will get the wax blockages out so I can hear properly again.
For the last 7 or 8 years, I've used a syringe by an independent producer / Internet seller that you may have already encountered if you've stumbled across my humble review here. Said seller's product has a 90-degree angled tip and is designed for self-use, to be used in the shower. It's worked decently, but the nozzle cracked within a year of my original purchase, and finally fractured beyond repair after several "patch jobs" over the years by yours truly. I paid $50 for this syringe years ago, and thought that was bad enough; the new syringes from the same seller are $75 shipped apiece. I do like to support independent businesses, but that's just way too much money for a buck's worth of machine-molded plastic.
So I gambled on this straight syringe for a tiny fraction of that price. I am happy to report that it works just about as well, maybe even better, than the syringe I thought was the "only game in town" for self-use. I also found it faster to use, since I was filling it from a glass and not the showerhead. In about five minutes / ten fill-squirt cycles, I was able to remove a ridiculous blockage that has resisted all reasonable efforts to extract it for a week now (including painful, prolonged attacks with a curette from my wife the nurse).
My biggest complaint about this syringe: It would be nice if it would hold more than 25ccs of liquid. This would be a little more difficult to manage in self-use, but more prolonged blasts are often useful to knock out the stuff that's really stuck.
This is a far more effective tool for serious wax removal than the drops, and it's even cheaper than a bottle of drops. I don't understand why the big drugstores aren't carrying these on the shelves yet. I plan to order two or three more.
Works pretty well
Using this thing with the tip in place is nice for regular cleaning (ie not plugged) but in order to really clean out my ears when they were really plugged up I had to take the tip off and just use the straight blast in order to really get down into my ear. I always use it in the shower, because otherwise you'll get really wet and anything that you clean out just will land on your shoulder.
A little messy, but it gets the job done!
The package arrived promptly and earlier than expected - the box was in good shape and the syringe was in perfect working order - the only downside to using it is that it's quite messy, and will probably require several applications before you see significant results - what matters, however, is that this thing really does work, and it does a great job - haven't had ears feeling this clean since i can remember - what people need to know though is that you also need to use some earwax softener in conjunction with this product otherwise you're just shooting more water in your ear - if it's hard earwax, it's not going anywhere. All in all, great product, a bit messy, but does what it advertises, and the best part is it will save you a bundle over expensive doctors visits! Before you go anywhere, get some ear wax softener and then give this a try, you'll be glad you did!
ear cleansing syringe
This product is better than its claims. and so reasonably priced. Gary
IT is OK- just OK
I bought this after reading these GREAT reviews how good this product is. For under $5 it is a good deal. I have a few plastic syringes I have used before to flush water in the Ear but this seemed better. I tried to do this over the sink and water ran down my face chin and all over the place. I did not feel it was cleaning well. I did what I always do. I got on the floor on my side, i slowly poured some hydrogen peroxide into one ear. MY DOCTOR said to use that or rubbing alcohol. You have to lay still while it works. The hydrogen peroxide bubbles as it melts the wax, and if you have a lot it will foam and start to fill the ear. When the foaming slows down all is good. Then I put a paper towel over my ear and roll backwards to the other side and the foam and liquid runs out. I found this much easier than flushing with the syringe.
What I liked about this product is AFTER my ears were clean from the hydrogen peroxide I used warm water in this to flush the cleaned ear. It worked well. My ears felt very clean. Normally after cleaning I would feel moisture or liquid in the ears but this syringe stopped that problem.
So I don't understand the reviews saying this item sucks out the wax because it DOES NOT. Had I not used a cleaner my ears would still be wax filled. This is a great FLUSHER and for under $5 it is worth adding to an order to bring you to the $25 min for free shipping if you need to.
Enjoy your wax cleaned ears. It really feels great the day after
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Doctor designed is a safer alternative to the rubber bulb ear syringes due to its flared design, tri-Stream tip and exit portals.
Related Products:
Graham Field Basin Ear Goldnamer
Sweet oil with dropper for ear wax removal - 1 oz
Lighted Ear Wax Remover
Debrox Earwax Removal Aid Kit, Washer & Drops, 0.5-Ounce Bottles
DR MOM Slimline Stainless LED Pocket Otoscope
Customer Reviews:
1 2 3 4 5 >
A cost-effective solutionI've had problems with earwax for years, and it seems to get worse as I get older and the wax inexplicably gets softer. Two or three times a year, the wax will totally block my ear canals or stick en masse to my eardrums, and only syringing will get the wax blockages out so I can hear properly again.
For the last 7 or 8 years, I've used a syringe by an independent producer / Internet seller that you may have already encountered if you've stumbled across my humble review here. Said seller's product has a 90-degree angled tip and is designed for self-use, to be used in the shower. It's worked decently, but the nozzle cracked within a year of my original purchase, and finally fractured beyond repair after several "patch jobs" over the years by yours truly. I paid $50 for this syringe years ago, and thought that was bad enough; the new syringes from the same seller are $75 shipped apiece. I do like to support independent businesses, but that's just way too much money for a buck's worth of machine-molded plastic.
So I gambled on this straight syringe for a tiny fraction of that price. I am happy to report that it works just about as well, maybe even better, than the syringe I thought was the "only game in town" for self-use. I also found it faster to use, since I was filling it from a glass and not the showerhead. In about five minutes / ten fill-squirt cycles, I was able to remove a ridiculous blockage that has resisted all reasonable efforts to extract it for a week now (including painful, prolonged attacks with a curette from my wife the nurse).
My biggest complaint about this syringe: It would be nice if it would hold more than 25ccs of liquid. This would be a little more difficult to manage in self-use, but more prolonged blasts are often useful to knock out the stuff that's really stuck.
This is a far more effective tool for serious wax removal than the drops, and it's even cheaper than a bottle of drops. I don't understand why the big drugstores aren't carrying these on the shelves yet. I plan to order two or three more.
Works pretty wellUsing this thing with the tip in place is nice for regular cleaning (ie not plugged) but in order to really clean out my ears when they were really plugged up I had to take the tip off and just use the straight blast in order to really get down into my ear. I always use it in the shower, because otherwise you'll get really wet and anything that you clean out just will land on your shoulder.
A little messy, but it gets the job done!The package arrived promptly and earlier than expected - the box was in good shape and the syringe was in perfect working order - the only downside to using it is that it's quite messy, and will probably require several applications before you see significant results - what matters, however, is that this thing really does work, and it does a great job - haven't had ears feeling this clean since i can remember - what people need to know though is that you also need to use some earwax softener in conjunction with this product otherwise you're just shooting more water in your ear - if it's hard earwax, it's not going anywhere. All in all, great product, a bit messy, but does what it advertises, and the best part is it will save you a bundle over expensive doctors visits! Before you go anywhere, get some ear wax softener and then give this a try, you'll be glad you did!
ear cleansing syringeThis product is better than its claims. and so reasonably priced. Gary
IT is OK- just OKI bought this after reading these GREAT reviews how good this product is. For under $5 it is a good deal. I have a few plastic syringes I have used before to flush water in the Ear but this seemed better. I tried to do this over the sink and water ran down my face chin and all over the place. I did not feel it was cleaning well. I did what I always do. I got on the floor on my side, i slowly poured some hydrogen peroxide into one ear. MY DOCTOR said to use that or rubbing alcohol. You have to lay still while it works. The hydrogen peroxide bubbles as it melts the wax, and if you have a lot it will foam and start to fill the ear. When the foaming slows down all is good. Then I put a paper towel over my ear and roll backwards to the other side and the foam and liquid runs out. I found this much easier than flushing with the syringe.
What I liked about this product is AFTER my ears were clean from the hydrogen peroxide I used warm water in this to flush the cleaned ear. It worked well. My ears felt very clean. Normally after cleaning I would feel moisture or liquid in the ears but this syringe stopped that problem.
So I don't understand the reviews saying this item sucks out the wax because it DOES NOT. Had I not used a cleaner my ears would still be wax filled. This is a great FLUSHER and for under $5 it is worth adding to an order to bring you to the $25 min for free shipping if you need to.
Enjoy your wax cleaned ears. It really feels great the day after
1 2 3 4 5 >