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MouthUlcer - 2 Caps, 2 Days, Too Easy
Got a mouth ulcer that's making eating a pain? Find out what causes them and how BioRevive MouthUlcer capsules help relieve discomfort in just 2 days.
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Swimmer's Ear Prevention: When (and How) to Use DryEars
Swimmer's Ear Prevention: When (and How) to Use DryEars
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Impacted Earwax: Causes, Symptoms and How to Clear It
Impacted Earwax: What It Is and How to Deal With It If your ears have been feeling blocked, itchy, or oddly muffled lately, impacted earwax could be the reason. It's one of the most common ear complaints pharmacists see, and it's also one of the easiest to manage once you understand what's going on. Here's what causes it, how to spot it, and how CleanEars can help. What Is Impacted Earwax? Earwax, or cerumen, is a normal and useful part of how your ears protect themselves. It traps dust and bacteria and usually makes its own way out. Impacted earwax happens when it builds up faster than it clears, hardens, and forms a blockage in the ear canal. It's uncomfortable, common, and nothing to feel embarrassed about. Signs of Earwax Buildup Impacted earwax can show up differently from person to person, but the usual signs include: A feeling of fullness or pressure in the ear Muffled or reduced hearing Mild earache or ringing in the ear (tinnitus) An itchy sensation Occasionally dizziness. If you're using earbuds or hearing aids often, you might notice these symptoms creeping in gradually rather than all at once. What Causes Impacted Earwax? A few everyday habits and factors make earwax buildup more likely. Cotton buds are a big one — rather than removing wax, they tend to push it further into the ear canal, packing it down. Regular use of earphones, earplugs, or hearing aids can also block the natural, gradual movement of wax out of the ear. Some people simply produce more earwax than others, and naturally narrow or curved ear canals can make it harder for wax to clear on its own. Age plays a role too, as earwax tends to become drier and harder to shift later in life. How CleanEars Helps CleanEars is BioRevive's earwax removal spray, designed to make clearing impacted earwax straightforward at home. It works by softening built-up wax so it can move out of the ear canal naturally, rather than sitting there causing discomfort. No syringes, no picking, no guesswork — just a simple spray as part of your regular routine. It's the kind of product BioRevive is known for: an everyday health problem, met with a simple, no-fuss solution you can pick up at the pharmacy. A Simple Fix for a Common Problem Impacted earwax is uncomfortable, but it's also one of the most manageable ear health issues out there. Knowing the signs, understanding what's causing it, and having a trusted go-to solution like CleanEars on hand makes all the difference. That's the idea behind BioRevive: from blocked ears, to mouth ulcers and dry eyes, quality products you know you can trust. If symptoms persist, please cease use and consult a healthcare professional. Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
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CleanEars is a proud supporter of the Australian Deaf Games 2024
BioRevive CleanEars is again sponsoring the Australian Deaf Games as part of our ongoing efforts to support the Deaf and hard-of-hearing communities in Australia. The 2024 Games are particularly special as it marks 60 years of the Australian Deaf Games. The games kick off on the 13th of January 2024 in Newcastle and Lake Macquarie NSW, and we at CleanEars are eagerly counting down to the week of community, connection and incredible achievement. What makes CleanEars a great choice for Deaf and hard of hearing people? It's easy-to-use, fast and effective – simply spray & go Contains natural ingredients, no preservatives 2-in-1 formula dissolves earwax AND irrigates the ear canal Suitable for children and babies 2 months and up Also at the games – Meet DryEars DryEars Swimmer's Ear Prevention Spray: 1. Dries out excess moisture2. Inhibits infection Did you know? Many swimmers at the 2018 Games loved the convenience of CleanEars and asked us to make a similar product to dry out their ears (many were using hairdryers!). So we created DryEars! DryEars is perfect for: Anyone whose ears are exposed to water, in particular: AdultsWho enjoy Swimming, Surfing and Water Sports Children 3+Doing swimming lessons or water recreation Removable hearing aid wearersEngaging in hydrotherapy, aqua aerobics and other water activities
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Surviving COVID 19
Like many businesses, the team at BioRevive have spent the last few months working from home and making adjustments to our business to survive the pandemic. As the BR Pandemic Hoodie became a weekday staple, bring new meaning to the words “business casual”, we added ‘DRESS UP FRIDAYS’ to our schedule – a tradition that may last beyond isolation. While we’re on the topic of COVID, we like the take opportunity to sincerely thank you all! This has been a challenging time for so many people and as friends, family, partners and stakeholders in our little business, thank-you for sticking with us, supporting us and purchasing our products. We’ve had some incredible gestures of support from customers, suppliers and partners which has meant we’ve been able to continue operating during this time. THANK YOU!
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AO 2020 Visit
The Melbourne based BioRevive office spent Day 3 of the Australian Open at the Tennis! As a cultural/sporting outing for the team, we also visited our key retail partner Chemist Warehouse’s on-site activation which was a real Chemist Warehouse store as a part of their sponsorship agreement with the Australia Open. In addition to visiting the store, we also got to enjoy the atmosphere, aperols and see some great tennis. We had the pleasure of catching most of the very close match between American Tennys Sandgren and Italian Matteo Berrettini 7-6, 6-4, 4-6, 4-6, 7-5. Sandgren went all the way to the Quarter finals in the tournament to be beaten by world #3 Rodger Federer.
Learn moreBioRevive takes on the Oxfam Walk
The ‘Max Walkers’ comprising of two of the BioRevive Directors, a creative partner and a close friend set out at 7am on Friday 29 March to complete the 2019 100km Oxfam Trailwalker. Sporting matching moustaches to honour cricket legend Max Walker, the entire team completed the 100km walk in just over 20 hours, placing them in an impressive 37th position. The team raised over $3,800 for Oxfam, helping developing countries access basic needs such as water, food and sanitation. Find out more www.oxfam.org.au
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