Electric Ear Wax Removal Kit, Ear Cleaner with 6 Replacement Tips, Ear Cleaning Machine with Extension Water Supply Tube, Safe & Effective Ear Irrigation Flushing System for Ear Wax Buildup

No era pa mi, parao hijo y en realidade sorprende gratamente. Sorprendidos con las cantidades de será q le salió de cada oreja. Fue tanto el cambio q me dijo q sentía mi voz muy diferente 😁.

Game changer, product work as intended. Also like the long tube it comes with for disposing excess water

The kit comes with the main unit with ear cup and tubing, charging cable, 6 tips of two types, two water temperature stickers and instruction manual.Setting up the ear cleaner is pretty easy, charge the unit first, attack the ear cup then the tip to lock it in. The water reservoir is detachable but you can fill it from the port opening on the top. The tubing connecting to the ear cup is pretty long, it acts as the drain, giving you plenty of length.The two types of types have different openings, but the instruction doesn’t explain the difference between the two tips. Would have been nice to know what the difference was.Using the device, I automatically started seeing bits of ear wax come out of my ear and down the drain tube. The sensation was nice, it wasn’t painful at all, and I used both the “child” and “normal” setting without any issues.I would note that, when the device is on, its not that loud, but when its put against your ear, the reverberation of the device does come off loud, just something to keep in mind.Overall, this was easy to use, and my ears feel clean.

Our family produces a lot of ear wax, unfortunately. It gets expensive to see a doctor or specialist when the ears get too clogged and I have tried a lot of over-the-counter devices and drops to ease the problem. I was super skeptical of this because of the possibility of a swimmer's ear infection. I have been adding some hydrogen peroxide drops into the water and afterward using an ear-drying solution to prevent any ear infections. I also use boiled or bottled water. A could of suggestions: Never use cold water (it could induce you to have vestibular problems, become dizzy and feint). Warm water does better on wax anyway. Don't get the water too hot (ears are sensitive). I prefer to do this while sitting (in a bathtub or near a sink) to ensure I don't get dizzy or have issues.The device has three adjustable modes. None of them are super powerful but they do their job. I do wonder if using an ear wax softening drop before this would produce better results and plan to try this next time. The charging took about an hour and so far, it has been used about four times and has not needed to be recharged.

What did I like? This tool is effective and easy to use.It has four adjustable water pressure modes, so I can choose what’s comfortable for me, or when I’m cleaning a child’s ears.I love that the flared ear cups prevent me from inserting it too far, which makes the whole process feel safer.The instructions aren’t super easy to follow but understandable anyway.It comes with different nozzles, some for a gentle rinse, and others for tougher wax which are great for use in elderly people when the wax buildup is not excessive.I like that it’s rechargeable and the battery life is not a problem, it can last up to 30 days.I like that it’s waterproof, which makes it good to use in the bathroom.The extra accessories, like the gravity ball straw extension and temperature test stickers, make it more convenient even though I didn’t use themOverall, it’s a reliable, compact, and user-friendly ear cleaner that’s worth considering! I find myself using it more than I thought