The ear typically removes ear wax naturally through jaw movements like talking and chewing. However, some people produce excess wax, which can cause blockages (cerumen buildup) and result in irritating or painful symptoms, creating a need for removal of the impacted (excess) wax.
How to use :
Waxsol drops only need to be used once a day. The best time to use is at bedtime
- Fill the dropper with waxsol and then tilt your head on one side
- Drip the waxsol into the ear canal until it fills.
- Wet a cotton bud with waxsol fix it in the same ear to act as a plug.
- In the morning, remove the bud together with the loosened ear wax.
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Precautions
- Waxsol drops is contraindicated in users who are sensitive to any of the ingredients.
- Don’t use waxsol drops if the ear is infected, bleeding, inflamed or if the eardrum is perforated.
