Debrox Earwax Removal Aid Kit With Washer And Drops - 0.5 oz
The patient should remain in this position for several minutes to allow the solution to penetrate the ear
After treatment gently flush the ear with warm water
Used as a substitute of cotton swabs
Debrox Earwax Removal Aid Kit With Washer And Drops Can help in preventing ear discomfort, itching, partial loss of hearing
Comes in a airtight sealed container
- Carbamide Peroxide Non USP 6.5%
- Citric Acid, Flavor, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate, Sodium Stannate, Water.
Adults and children over 12 years of age: Place 5 to 10 drops into ear.
Tip of applicator should not enter ear canal.
- Use twice daily for up to four days if needed, or as directed by a doctor.
Children under 12 years: Consult a doctor.
Product foams on contact with earwax due to release of oxygen.
Keep tip on bottle when not in use.
Cleaning your ears
- Clean your ears with extra care. Wipe the outer ear with a washcloth or tissue. Do not put anything into your ear smaller than your elbow. Do not use Q-tips, bobby pins or sharp pointed objects to clean your ears. These objects may injure the ear canal or eardrum.
- Earwax is the ear's mechanism for self cleaning. If you have a build-up of wax that is blocking your hearing, see your ear physician to have it removed.
- If you experience itching or pain in your ears, consult with your ear physician to determine the appropriate treatment.
- If you have pierced ears, clean your earrings and earlobes regularly with rubbing alcohol.
- At home or work, wear hearing protection during exposure to loud levels of noise. This includes mowing the lawn, leaf blowing or using power tools. By law, a noisy work environment will require the use of hearing protection.
- When using stereos and home theater systems, avoid excessive volume. If you think it is too loud, it probably is.
- When using personal sound systems, the volume should be comfortable. If someone else can hear what you are listening to, the volume is too high. Remove the headphones from time to time to give your ears a rest.
- Wear earplugs at rock concerts, nightclubs and motor sporting events.
- Keep automobile sound systems at sensible volumes. This can help you avoid hearing damage and allow you to hear and yield to emergency vehicles.
- Always wear a helmet when you bike, ski, and roller blade or in any other activity that puts you at risk for head and ear injuries.
- If you scuba dive, learn and practice proper underwater techniques to avoid potentially damaging changes in pressure inside your ears.
- When flying in an airplane, swallow and yawn frequently when the plane is ascending and descending to equalize pressure in your ears. If you have an upper respiratory problem such as a cold or sinus infection, take a decongestant a few hours before descending, or use a decongestant spray just prior to descent and on landing.
- Earplugs with special filters can be purchased to help equalize air pressure in ears during air travel.
Debrox Earwax Removal Aid Kit With Washer And Drops.