NeilMed Ear Spin Safe - 4 Spin-Safe Reusable Ear Cleaning Tools

Product Details

Approximately 12 Million People in the United States Seek Medical Care for Impacted or Excessive Ear Wax Every Year!

Some mistakenly believe that the presence of ear wax (also known as cerumen) is abnormal – it's not. In fact, ear wax is actually a good thing! WhyBecause without ear wax, your ears would be dry and itchy – ear wax is the ear's natural self-cleaning agent, containing both antibacterial and protective qualities. However, every year, approximately 12 million people in the United States seek medical care for impacted or excessive ear wax.

Older adults are often more prone to ear wax buildup then younger individuals, as ear wax tends to get much thicker and drier in older individuals – and greater density of ear hair in older individuals also works to impede the natural elimination of ear wax. Moreover, certain individuals simply have a relatively narrow and/or contoured ear canal – further contributing to ear wax blockages.

For most individuals, their ears will naturally clean themselves without any help – and in fact, the very action of chewing helps to transport ear wax to the ear's opening, where it will dry before flaking off. However, there are times when your ears do need to be cleaned – but for obvious cautionary reasons, doing so at home has not been widely endorsed, or recommended – Until Now!

NeilMed Ear Spin Safe Complete Ear Hygiene System

The Ear Spin Safe Includes

Coil

The Coil contains Interlocking rolls that compress to help collect and loosen material, as well as extract water – the Coil functions as the perfect cotton-swab replacement.

Bristle

The Bristle is comprised of a collection of different fiber lengths and thicknesses to help loosen and collect material and debris, as well as aiding in itch relief.

Screw

The Screw works by boring into, displacing, and helping to collect material and debris laterally into the ridges – moving it out of the ear canal.

Club

The Club is designed with a stubby, bumpy surface with perforations leading to a central cavity to help detach, dislodge, and collect material and debris, while also working to exfoliate the ear canal.

Directions & Warnings

Please read warning before using. Use only as directed, if symptoms persist see your doctor/healthcare professional. Always read the label.

Directions: for use in the ear only. When using for the first time, begin with the coil tool. Grasp tool comfortably between thumb, index and middle fingers. Direct toward ear. Gently advance tool toward the ear canal and spin tool continuously - slowly advancing into the outer portion of canal. Rotate in one direction per insertion. For additional extraction, try the bristle, screw, or club tools. Back end of tools has scoops and loops to assist with debris removal.

Do not poke or jab into ear. Do not forcibly advance. Not for deep canal insertion.

Each person's requirements vary. Check with your physician. Impacted ear wax should be removed by a health care professional. Clean ear tools and immerse in alcohol.

Suggested use: intended for ear hygiene: cleaning of debris, itch relief, exfoliation, water extraction, and superficial wax around the ear and outer ear canal. Daily or less frequent use may be beneficial.

Non-sterile. Repeat use may introduce contamination and lead to infection or ear damage. Sterilize with alcohol and thoroughly clean all surfaces if used for multiple insertions.

Warnings: discontinue use if you experience pain, plugging, pressure, hearing loss, congestion, or bleeding. Contact your local physician. Ear cleaning tools should not be used in the following situations without physician supervision: