Otex Ear Drops 8ml

Otex Ear Drops are the UK's number one selling ear wax removal drops. They include a tried and trusted dual action formula which is clinically proven to help treat problematic ear wax. Excessive, hardened ear wax is quite common and produced by the tiny glands in the skin which line the ear canal. In most individuals, the thin layer of wax breaks down naturally into tiny flakes, and leave the ear unnoticed. Where cases of large quantities of ear wax are produced, a build-up can occur and cause a blockage in the ear. As the blockage continues to manifest, symptoms of discomfort and fullness in the ear tend to follow. If left untreated, this can become painful and cause dizziness and a loss of hearing.

Otex Ear Drops contain the active ingredient, urea hydrogen peroxide 5% w/w. Urea hydrogen peroxide works by softening the hardened ear wax and breaking it down into small flakes, which can then be released from the ear more easily. In many cases, Otex should help you to avoid booking an appointment with your medical practitioner, to have your ears syringed.

Directions:Read the package leaflet before use. Tilt head, and gently squeeze up to 5 drops into ear. Leave for a few minutes and then wipe surplus with tissue. Wash hands after use. Repeat once or twice daily, if necessary, for approximately 3 to 4 days while symptoms clear. Always replace cap after use and return bottle to carton. Discard 4 weeks after first opening

Contains: Urea Hydrogen Peroxide; 8-Hydroxyquinoline; Glycerol.
The active ingredient is urea hydrogen peroxide. It works by breaking down the ear wax into small pieces

Otex is suitable for use by adults, children and the elderly.

Before Using Otex Do not use if: You have a history of ear problems, unless used under the close supervision of your doctor or pharmacist. You are putting anything else in the ear (such as other ear drops or a hearing aid)Your ear drum is (or has been) damaged. You suffer from dizziness. There is anything else wrong with your ear (such as pain, swelling, discharge, infection or tinnitus)You have had your ear syringed in the last 2 to 3 days, or tried to remove the ear wax using fingernails, cotton buds or other implements, as this could make it painful to use the ear drops. If in doubt consult a doctor, nurse or pharmacist before use. If irritation or pain occurs during use, or if symptoms persist, stop treatment and consult your doctor. Keep away from eyes.
Keep out of reach and sight of children.