Is this good for softening the ear wax?
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I can't answer that as I don't have much ear wax problem. It does help itching ears, though, plus it is healing for injuries to the skin.
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we use it to keep the skin in my husband's ear canal soft so he doesn't get a lot of dry skin in his ears. the dry skin clogs his hearing aids. it might help with ear wax, but i'm not sure.
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If you want to soften or remove ear wax, Hydrogen Peroxide is often used by physicians. Debrox (an OTC product) is another peroxide-type product but much more expensive.
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It's my understanding from my audiologist that this is to lubricate the inner ear. You might want to talk with your doctor or pharmacist about what to use to soften or remove ear wax. Geed the warning about not sticking Q-tips in your ears.
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I would not recommend it for that reason (but maybe)!.. It's a great product for softening the hair and conditioning the scalp, and bring life to it..
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Yes, they are soft and do not make my ear canals ache in the morning. They are made with soft foam, unlike other brands.They DO NOT fall out if put in correctly. The only downside to them is that you can only use them a couple of times before you need to use a new pair. They are so soft that they wear out quickly.
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My experience is yes his could cause a sore ear. This pillow is very hard with no give.
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From my experience, I could not hear in one of my ears. I tried Debrox and it would not work for me. It didn't matter how long I left it in my ear. I had to go to the doctor and he removed the wax for me.
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Yes, it works quite well to boost your volume, but does much more to improve your sound. And you control how much of the "processed sound" you want to add to your "dry" sound. This is an amazing tool for the price...I wouldn't want to play without it now.
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Yes! You can use this amazing device on any part of your body, and I think it hurts less than the waxing. Just take it slow and use the lower speed.
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It will help, but you must use both plugs and cap..Use the wax plugs you can make fix into the ear.
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I don't know. I have new hearing aids that take a different wax trap.P.G. White
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I would think so. I don't have kids, but you don't place it very far into the ear canal. You might research it online at the Braun website to see what they say. Ask your pediatrician.
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I would assume it could be used as an additive. It becomes pliable and soften with just the warmth of your hands.
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Not personally. It's a product that should be safe for that application, however, as it is food grade. It has enough wax in it that it can be buffed out to a sheen, as well.
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Much better, I bought the wax vac and it was nothing but a joke, because I could never get it to work for me. Now that I use this with warm/room temperature water (not hot or cold) and a little peroxide or sweet oil my ears never get build up like before.
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I can not tell, because i feel it doesn'tClose the ear well so it is not totalyCancellation
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I almost bought the wax vac but, I only found bad reviews about it. The ear wax syringe worked for me.
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Hi!! I wouldn't suggest this for ear cleaning. For ear cleaning I would suggest what I've used for quite a while it's called Expert Care ear care by Bayer. That's the best ear cleaner I've ever used. The Zymox is really excellent for the chronic itching!!!!!! Hope this helps!!!!
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You know, I didn't notice that. Sorry. I still use mine. Maybe it's just because the ingredients may not be as strong or active after it has been opened or risk of getting an infection. I just find them soothing for my ears. They probably have to put some kind of expiration date on it. Hope this helps.