Say what? Blocked ear drums can cause difficulty hearing, dizziness, itchiness, earache, ear infection, or high-pitched sounds in your ear. Exterol easily dissolves and solves earwax and its problems.

Benefits:

• Exterol 5% Ear Wax Removal Drops 8ml, helps to clear blocked ears by softening hardened ear wax
• Contains the active ingredient urea hydrogen peroxide, which helps to remove hardened ear wax from your ears
• Breaks down the earwax into smaller pieces, helping it to move out from the ear naturally
• Also prepares earwax to be syringed away by a doctor or nurse if it does not clear out naturally
• You don't need a prescription for Exterol
• A simple and relatively safe DIY way to unblock your eardrums

Urea Hydrogen Peroxide 5.0% w/w.

Suitable for adults, adults aged 65+, and children.

Instil up to 5 drops into your ear. Retain the drops in your ear for several minutes by keeping the head tilted and then wipe away any surplus. Repeat once or twice daily for at least 3 to 4 days, or as required.

Do not use if the eardrum is known or suspected to be damaged, in cases of dizziness, or if there is any other ear disorder (such as pain, discharge, inflammation, infection or tinnitus).

Do not use after ill-advised attempts to dislodge wax using fingernails, cotton buds or similar implements, as such mechanical efforts can cause the ear's delicate inner lining to become damaged, inflamed or infected, whereupon the use of ear drops can be painful.

For similar reasons, it is inadvisable to use Exterol within 2 to 3 days of syringing.

Do not use where there is a history of ear problems, unless under close medical supervision.

Do not use if sensitive to any of the ingredients.

Due to the release of oxygen, patients may experience a mild, temporary effervescence in the ear.

Stop usage if irritation or pain occurs. Instillation of ear drops can aggravate the painful symptoms of excessive ear wax, including some loss of hearing, dizziness and tinnitus.

Very rarely, unpleasant taste has been reported. If patients encounter any of these problems, or if their symptoms persist or worsen, they should discontinue treatment and consult a doctor.