Dewax Ear Drops 10 ml

Dewax Ear Drops is used to relieve the pain, discomfort, and temporary hearing loss associated with built-up wax. The detailed uses of Dewax Ear Drops are as follows:

• Impacted Earwax: Helps dissolve and loosen dry, hardened wax blockages in the ear canal, allowing them to drain naturally.
• Ear Pain and Discomfort: Relieves localised ear canal aching, pressure, and irritation caused by the buildup of compact wax.

Dewax Ear Drops helps relieve discomfort caused by earwax build-up by softening hardened wax and easing associated symptoms. It also provides temporary relief from ear pain, making the ear more comfortable while facilitating wax removal.

• Helps Soften and Remove Earwax: By softening hardened earwax, Dewax Ear Drops helps make it easier for the wax to come out naturally or be removed by a healthcare professional.
• Provides Temporary Relief from Ear Discomfort: The local pain-relieving component helps reduce ear pain, pressure, and discomfort associated with impacted earwax.
• Restores Ear Comfort and Hearing: By clearing the ear canal, Dewax Ear Drops helps relieve the sensation of ear fullness and may improve hearing affected by excessive earwax build-up, while reducing the need for mechanical wax removal procedures.

• Follow your doctor’s instructions on the dosage and timing of this medication.
• Lie down with the affected ear facing upwards. Hold the dropper over the ear and instil the prescribed number of drops into the ear.
• Do not touch the tip of the dropper as it may contaminate the contents.
• Do not put cotton into the ear after administration of ear drops.
• Dewax Ear Drops is an otic solution which is to be used only to treat infected ears, do not instil in the eyes.

• Never insert objects into your ears: Avoid using cotton swabs, keys, or hairpins to clean your ears. These objects push the earwax deeper into the canal and can puncture your eardrum.
• Keep ears dry during treatment: Try to prevent water from entering your ears while showering, bathing, or swimming, as moisture can cause the dry wax to swell up and worsen the blockage.
• Clean personal devices daily: If you wear hearing aids, earplugs, or earbud headphones, clean and sanitise them daily to avoid introducing bacteria into the ear canal.
• Maintain good ear care habits: Follow general healthy lifestyle practices and avoid inserting objects into your ears. While a balanced diet supports overall health, there is no strong evidence that specific foods, including omega-3-rich foods, directly improve earwax removal or prevent earwax build-up.
• Stay hydrated: Drinking plenty of water helps maintain healthy skin and bodily fluids, preventing excessive dryness inside the ear canal.

• Inspect the liquid before use: Always check the ear drops before applying them; do not use the solution if it appears cloudy, has changed colour, or contains visible floating particles.
• Keep the dropper sterile: Avoid letting the tip of the dropper touch your ear, fingers, or any other surface to prevent introducing bacteria into the bottle.
• Do not share your ear drops: Sharing ear drops with others can spread ear infections and contaminate the medication.
• Confirm your eardrum is intact: Never use these drops if you suspect your eardrum is torn or if you have had recent ear surgery, unless specifically cleared by your doctor.
• Monitor your symptoms: If your hearing does not improve, or if your ear pain gets worse after a few days of consistent use, stop using the product and contact your healthcare provider.