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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Sodium bicarbonate is the chemical found in baking soda. It’s a form of salt that causes dirt and grease to dissolve in water, as well as being brilliant at absorbing odours, so it has all manner of household uses. It also does a great job of softening ear wax, and is recommended by clinicians as a gentle natural alternative if your ear wax problem isn’t too serious. Use to soothe and reduce ear pain, itching and inflammation of the outer ear canal, which can be caused by day to day factors including : Adults, the elderly and children from 5 years of age (note children should receive a medical diagnosis before using). What the experts say… CL-ear Express Ear Drops 12ml are dual action ear drops which help to soften and remove hard earwax and the prevent the build up of this earwax. Earwax is a naturally oily substance which is produced by the eardrum. This earwax can build-up and in some cases lead to partial hearing loss or ear pain. Adults, the elderly and children (note children should receive a medical diagnosis before using to confirm ear wax is present). What the experts say…

Cl-ear Olive Oil Ear Spray is the natural and gentle way to remove stubborn ear wax effectively. The spray format is easy to use, making it particularly suitable for those who may find applying drops difficult or messy. Cl-ear Ear Relief Ear Drops effectively soothe and reduce ear pain, itching and inflammation of the outer ear canal. These specially formulated drops contain Glycerol, which has a soothing effect and an anti-inflammatory action which reduces swelling in the ear canal (by removing water) thus alleviating associated pain, and Lidocaine, a surface anaesthetic to further reduce ear pain. When to Use: Cl-ear Ear Relief Ear Drops are the ideal way to soothe and reduce ear pain, itching and inflammation of the outer ear canal. Safety warnings Do not use if the ear drum has been damaged or perforated, there is an infection or any problems with ears (eczema, itching sensation, dermatitis or any other skin problem).

Some chemicals in shampoos and shower gels which can damage the natural membrane protecting the outer ear canal. Who Can Use: There are no known side eects when using Express Ear Drops but if you experience any irritation or other eects, stop using them and tell your doctor or pharmacist. Do not insert hearing aids immediately after use but allow at least 15 minutes for any residue to be removed.

Used regularly, Clear Express Ear Drops can also help prevent the build up of hardened ear wax and reduce the need for syringing. When to Use:Use to treat stubborn ear wax the natural, gentle way. Or use once a week to help prevent ear wax build up. Who Can Use: Adults, the elderly and children from 5 years of age (note children below age of 12 should receive a medical diagnosis before using). What the experts say…

Use to soothe and reduce ear pain, itching and inflammation of the outer ear canal, which can be caused by day to day factors including : Cl-ear Ear Relief Ear Drops are the ideal way to soothe and reduce ear pain, itching and inflammation of the outer ear canal. 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 If you are in any doubt whether this product is suitable for you, talk to your doctor, nurse or pharmacist. Ear wax drops and sprays are liquid solutions which help to soften, disperse and sometimes dissolve ear wax. This process is called ‘cerumenolysis’. Although ear wax drops and sprays can be an effective standalone treatment for ear wax, they are more often used prior to undergoing some other form of treatment for ear wax, such as ear syringing or ear irrigation.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. 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.