CleanEars Kids – Earwax Removal Spray 30ml

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CleanEars Kids – Earwax Removal Spray 30ml

Name: CleanEars Kids – Earwax Removal Spray 30ml
Brand: BioRevive
SKU: NA CLEAN EARS KIDS
Price: 17.95 AUD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (5 reviews)

5.0 · 5 reviews

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CleanEars Kids is a gentle, easy-to-use spray designed to soften earwax and lubricate the ear canal, helping softened wax slide out naturally. No head tilt required, making ear care quick and simple for parents and kids. Suitable from 2 months+.

Softens and loosens earwax
Lubricates the ear canal to help wax slide out naturally
Relieve the blocked ear feeling associated with excess earwax
Easy to use, convenient spray format
Use weekly to prevent recurrent build-up

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How it works

CleanEars Kids is a 2-in-1 solution that softens earwax and lubricates the ear canal.

A safer alternative to cotton buds, CleanEars Kids is applied via a non-invasive spray nozzle so you can gently free the family's ears from earwax build up.

Squalene has a similar composition to earwax but in liquid form. When it is sprayed into the ear, it collides with the wax and softens it.

Mineral oil then lubricates the ear and removes the softened ear wax, while spearmint oil warms the ear canal and provides a pleasant odour.

It's spray mechanism provides deep penetration into the earwax layers, while avoiding the risk of perforation due to its equalised pressure and dispersion.

Prevents ear plugging
Safer alternative to cotton buds
Safety spray nozzle
Contains natural ingredients
No head tilting
No syringing
No preservatives
No cotton buds required

Who's it for

CleanEars Kids is suitable for children and babies aged 2 months +, including kids with removable hearing aids.

CleanEars can be used regularly to maintain ear health and help prevent ear plugging.

Directions

CleanEars Kids Earwax Removal Spray is applied via a non-invasive nozzle.

Apply 1-2 sprays into each ear 3 times per day until wax softens and slides out.

There is no need to lay down or tilt the head to be effective.

Use once a week for maintenance to keep ears clean.

Ingredients

CleanEars contains squalene (derived from olive oil), mineral oil and spearmint oil.

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So easy for using with kids

Such a simple product and no need to get your kids to sit still or tilt their heads. Just spray in each ear once a week before their bath and it works a treat. Would highly recommend to any mother who needs a simple reliable solution.

Easy to use

My sons ear was completely blocked by wax and the easygoing application method has helped his ears. Will know more in a few months when he can tell me more about what he learnt

Great

Love this product I bought it for my kids it cleaned their ears well...

Ideal for toddlers�

A absolute lifesaver for me as my toddler holds a lot of ear wax and she will never sit still. This product allows your child to move around while it works in your child�s ear you can spray it and they don�t have to lay down or wait for it to work it automatically does the job

Easy to use

My sons ear was completely blocked by wax and the easygoing application method has helped his ears. Will know more in a few months when he can tell me more about what he learnt

FAQs

What is earwax and what is its function?

Ear wax (cerumen) is produced by the ear to clean and protect itself.

Ear wax lubricates and cleans the ear canal by trapping micro-organisms, dirt and other irritants and migrating them out of the ear.

Sometimes, the wax builds up and becomes compacted, known as 'earwax impaction'. This can lead to symptoms such as mild deafness and a sensation of fullness inside the ear.

How common is earwax impaction and what are its implications?

2-6% of the population suffer from ear wax impaction. It's often experienced in patients over 65 years of age with up to 65% of over 65s reporting impaction. Effects can include hearing loss, pain, itching, tinnitus, vertigo, painful inflammation of the ear and chronic cough.

What causes earwax build up?

Some people are prone to produce more earwax than others; and excess wax doesn't automatically lead to blockage. Using cotton tips can push wax deeper and is not a recommended way to remove ear wax.

Below are some common causes of earwax build up:

Overproduction of ear wax: Ears can simply produce more wax than is possible to move naturally out of the ear.
Cotton tips: The use of cotton tips to clean the ear may push wax deeper into the ear, making it more difficult to remove.
Physiology: A narrow ear canal can hinder the natural removal process and ear wax can accumulate.
Hair: A large amount of hair in the ear canal can obstruct ear wax from moving naturally out of the ear.
Environment: Working in dusty or dirty environments, particularly outdoors, can lead to dirt or debris building up and trapping wax in the ear.
Frequent hearing aid and earphone use: These can prevent the wax from moving naturally out of the opening of the ear.

Are CleanEars & CleanEars Kids tested on animals?

No, CleanEars & CleanEars Kids are not tested on animals and are 100% cruelty free.

What is CleanEars made of?

Squalene (derived from olive oil): Has a similar composition to earwax but in liquid form. When it's sprayed into the ear the squalene collides with the cerumen and through imparting its kinetic energy, it partially liquifies the earwax.
Spearmint Oil: Warms the ear canal and provides a pleasant odour.
Paraffin (light mineral oil): Irrigates the ear and removes the liquified earwax.

How often can I use CleanEars?

Depending on how severe your wax build up is, we would recommend 1-2 sprays into each ear 3 times per day.

CleanEars Kids – Earwax Removal Spray 30ml

How it works

Who's it for

Directions

Ingredients

FAQs

What is earwax and what is its function?

How common is earwax impaction and what are its implications?

What causes earwax build up?

Are CleanEars & CleanEars Kids tested on animals?

What is CleanEars made of?

How often can I use CleanEars?

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