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The ingredients of the oil gently dissolve the earwax remaining in the external ear canal, enabling proper ear hygiene.

What can you expect?

1. Improves concentration - reduces the risk of memory impairment and helps improve memory and concentration.
2. Made of organic plant extracts, free of harmful chemicals. Natural and effective.
3. Ease of use - great for relieving tinnitus caused by hearing loss or noise exposure.

Proper ear hygiene:

Maintaining ear hygiene is more complex than it may seem. Cleaning the auricle alone with a Q-tip may not be sufficient, and Q-tips should not be inserted into the ear canal.

Inadequate ear hygiene can lead to inflammation.

The most common symptoms of otitis externa:
Otitis externa is characterized by generalized inflammation of the skin of the ear canal, which may also spread to the auricle and eardrum.
Symptoms of otitis externa include:
     • ear pain (pain when pressing on the ear can be very severe.)
     • itching
     • feeling of fullness in the ear, discharge from the ear
     • hearing loss

How to use?

STEP 1: Clean the skin with warm water
STEP 2: Apply drops in ear
STEP 3: Wipe off excess, use to 4 times daily

Ear drops! €89.99!

Earwax, or cerumen, is produced by the ceruminous glands in the ear canal. It usually moves from the ear canal to the ear opening, where it dries up and falls out on its own or is washed away during activities like showering. However, sometimes the wax can build up and form a plug.

Factors that can contribute to the formation of an earwax plug include:
    Overproduction of Wax: Some people naturally produce more earwax than others.
    Inadequate Ear Canal Cleaning: Using cotton swabs or other objects to clean the ears can push the wax deeper into the ear canal, causing a blockage.
    Narrow or Curved Ear Canals: Some individuals have ear canals that are more prone to blockages due to their shape.
    Age: As people age, the consistency of their earwax may change, becoming drier and harder, making it more likely to form a plug.
It's important not to insert objects into the ear canal to try and remove the wax, as this can push it further in and potentially damage the ear. If you're experiencing symptoms of an earwax blockage, it's best to consult a healthcare professional for safe and effective removal.