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Cerumol Ear Wax Drops

Cerumol is a traditional remedy that is effective in loosening and removing ear wax. Cerumol Original Ear Drops is a tried and trusted ear wax treatment which has successfully treated millions of ears over the years - and continues to do so today with its gentle but effective formulation. Cerumol is widely used to treat problem earwax, or to prepare ears before syringing.


Size : 11ml

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Cerumol Ear Wax Drops is a traditional remedy that has been providing relief for over fifty years. Cerumol is effective because it penetrates deeper to ease out the ear wax. Its unique oil based formula penetrates in between the wax and ear canal, gently softening and loosening the wax. Unlike many remedies, it is especially effective for removing hard wax and can often make syringing unnecessary.

All healthy ears produce ear wax, which forms a protective coating around the skin lining the ear canal.

The amount of ear wax produced varies from person to person and doesn’t need to be removed unless it is obstructing the ear canal, has caused dulled hearing or caused itchiness or discomfort.

In the UK over 2 million people have problems with ear wax which needs some sort of management.

Problem Ear Wax?

You're not alone. Over 2 million people in the UK suffer from some kind of ear wax problem.

This short animation shows how Cerumol works to loosen and remove ear wax. Cotton buds are suitable for the outer ear only and should not be inserted into in the ear canal as they can actually push the wax further into the ear. To aid the extraction of ear wax, use Cerumol Ear Drops.

 

How will I know if the drops have worked?

By the fourth day the loosened wax should have come out on its own. If not, and a plug of wax is still in the ear then see your doctor or practice nurse, if syringing is necessary, the drops will make the procedure easier.

 

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