Ear Syringe

Purpose and Function:

• The Ear Syringe is designed to safely flush out earwax (cerumen) from the ear canal.
• It helps maintain ear hygiene by removing excess wax that can cause discomfort, hearing impairment, or even ear infections.

How It Works:

• The syringe typically consists of a bulb-shaped reservoir and a narrow nozzle.
• Fill the bulb syringe with warm water (not too hot or cold).
• Gently insert the nozzle into the ear canal.
• Squeeze the bulb to release a controlled stream of water into the ear.
• The warm water softens and dislodges the earwax, allowing it to flow out.

Safety Considerations:

• Be gentle: Avoid forceful flushing to prevent harm to the delicate eardrum.
• Use warm water: Extreme temperatures can cause dizziness.
• Avoid if impacted: If there’s a firm wax plug blocking the ear canal, consult a healthcare professional.