Cleanse Right - Ear Wax Removal Tool Kit, USA Made .5oz Ear Drops, USA Made, Reusable, Dishwasher Friendly! Otoscope, Irrigation Cleaner Bottle, Wash Basin, Remove Earwax Blockage - Package May Vary

Wow! What an amazing find. Recently a friend recommended I give the ear drops from this company a try. In desperation, I ordered a bottle to combat a recurring problem that I've endured for years. I'm constantly developing cerumen impactions (ear wax blockage of the inner ear canal). Much to my surprise, the drops were working quite well and I noticed an immediate improvement. One day last week, however, I was cleaning my ear using a q-tip as normal and I experienced almost a complete loss of hearing in one ear. If you've ever had this happen, then you understand how frustrating this is. I knew I either had to go see the dr. again for a deeper cleaning or suffer, but I was very reluctant as this is time-consuming, and not to mention, comes with an expensive co-pay. I did a bit of research and found the same company that made the effective ear drops also made a cleaning kit. I received my kit yesterday and was so relieved to see how high quality all of the components were. Without delay, I assembled everything and began my own at-home treatment. While I couldn't use the otoscope on myself obviously, all of the stainless curettes put my mind at ease that I would be sure to sort out the problem. I began with the ear drops, then merely had to use the irrigation cleanse bottle and a couple of shots of water. As quickly as my dilemma appeard, it was almost as quickly resolved. Thank you so much Cleanse Right and Blue Echo Care!! I cannot thank you enough for saving me time, pain, and the aggravation of having to go to the dr.'s office. If you or someone you care for are suffering from ear wax build-up, or cerumen impactions don't wait any longer just get this kit, follow the easy instructions and hear again!! I would definitely give this my whole-hearted endorsement.

WOW! WOW!! I can hear again! I had so much wax buildup in one ear I couldn't hear properly with it. The softener does a great job - give it TIME to work. Fill the bottle with warm water - squirt-squirt-squirt. I leaned over my bathroom sink - the basin the kit provides was too difficult to manage as I only have two hands. Lean WAY over the sink and do this thing. Squirt a few times, stand up and let the water drain, lean over, do it again. You'll be gobsmacked! DO NOT do this too frequently. Ears NEED wax to protect the skin from debris and moisture. If you keep your ear canal wet too much, you'll get "swimmer's ear." Otherwise known as an outer ear infection. They HURT - and you'll have to go to a doctor for antibiotic drops. In this time of COVID (writing this in 2020), the doctor's office isn't the best place to be. To prevent "swimmer's ear": Get some drying eardrops. There are a few brands - or the Internet can give you a recipe that uses alcohol and vinegar. But the product comes in a nice bottle that makes it easy to put a few drops into each ear. Use them a day or two after using this product. And protect your ears when you wash your hair - earplugs or even bits of cotton ball that you work some petroleum jelly into. I just use foam earplugs that they make for reducing noise exposure. Or my waterproof earbuds. This stuff is wonderful and saved me going to the doctor to clear out my ear. Even wearing a mask and shield and with handwashing, COVID is a very real threat.

My daughter complained about her ears feeling clogged so I decided to try this. The drops do dissolve the wax a bit but the spraybottle removed very little and even seemed to make it worse. I even used the flashlight on my phone a few times to check inside her ear and I could see the wax going further in. I stopped using the spray bottle, repeated the drops a few times, had her lay on her side to help drain the fluid, wiped it up, and that made her feel better. No clump came out like in some of these pictures. Her earwax seems to be particularly sticky.

Having struggled with wax buildup since FOREVER, I've gotten used to having ear infections at least twice a year as an adult that leave me putting drops in my ear and putting my head on a hearing pad for hours. Sometimes days at a time. It starts with a spongey sound in the ear and usually progresses to not being about to clear out water after showers. Then plugged ears. And not being able to hear. For years I found relief by using drops, flushing with the little squeeze bulb and falling asleep with my head on a heating pad with a paper towel. Eventually, I tried a large plastic syringe tip that would spray water in 3 directions. After losing that syringe, which was awkward to use but wonderful. I decided to really invest and try this washer. I didn't necessarily WANT the metal tools, but it was the best deal for the bottle, the drops and the replacement tips. I had been dealing with plugged ears for two weeks. It was painful and uncomfortable. I felt like things would get better for a day, than worse again. When this came, I put the drops in. Waited 3 minutes. Then I held the cup up to my ear and asked my boyfriend to help me. The results were mildly horrific. I'm including a photo of what came out of BOTH ears after flushing. It's gross. I know. But I'm sharing so people can see how effective this is. I've used drops before and waited considerably longer for them to work. These drops are effective in 3 minutes. It's a little uncomfortable because the rush of water is more intense than anything else I've used. What I don't like is the fact that I need someone else to operate it. I guess I could use it myself in the shower but I kind of like to see what comes out. Its been 2-3 weeks and I hear clear as day!