Debrox Earwax Removal Aid, Microfoam Ear Drops with Carbamide Peroxide, 0.5 Fl Oz

Debrox Ear Wax Removal Drops is the only one I use. I appreciate the packer pays attention to the expiration date (don't want to receive an item that has a short expiration date). Thank you.

I've not used eardrops before so I was a little bit surprised. I thought it would work better than it did or I just have a whole lot of earwax one or the other.

Great product. Had an ear ache and this soothed my ear canal. Felt warm going Through ear canal. It has peroxide — so some antiseptic properties? Makes crackling popping noise as per oxide Phones whatever in your ear.Anyway I’m keeping the box because directions say Keep it in the box. I bought the bulb syringe separately.

This stuff really works for me, so it's a great solution. Apparently, I have sensitive ears, and when I wear headphones for music or TV for any length of time, one of my ears will generate enough ear wax on my eardrum to be a problem. Works best when it's FRESH, and I must use 5-8 full drops to get in there and dissolve the wax, and free up my eardrums. Thank you Walmart for carrying this, and please don't raise the price.

First I bought a store brand to save money. That proved to be a mistake. Nothing in its kit was quality. Stick with the name brand. This will do its job. Nobody likes to admit they have ear wax buildup but it is super common and should be addressed. Many years ago doctors would clear it for you but now they have gotten so lazy they want us to deal with it ourselves. This is the product they normally recommend.

Works well. I wish I would have noticed that there isn't a bulb or syringe included. The first time I used it, my ear must have been pretty filled with wax. I could hear the drops crackle and sizzle in my ear. I was only able to get 2 drops in. I also forgot that ear wax removal agents are very oily. You might encourage Debrox to do better online and package instructions so people know that this just contains the drops. Plus the writing on the box is tiny.

Debrox is fairly easy to use, although it may take several applications to rid your ear of wax. One of my ears was completely blocked because I pushed my hearing aid into it too far and the wax became impacted deep inside. It took 3 or 4 applications and rinsing with warm water after wards to get enough wax out to hear through it again, but the Debrox cleared it. Since it felt a bit oily, I'd use a warm wash cloth on my ear or take a shower after using it. So, it's easy to use, works, and is reasonably priced. It's a good product!

Deal with hearing in trouble for a long time used everything in the book after about the fourth day my ear started popping like firecrackers. I can hear you thank you.👍

This was recommended after I went to Urgent Care since I had water in my left ear and I always get that when I take the Grandkids on the water slides. I should have worn earplugs since I know I will get the ear problem. The Debrox helped but I had to go back to Urgent Care to have my ear flushed again.

for some reason this product didn't work for me despite following directions, maybe wax build up is to deep or possible infection (?). I continually used small amounts of peroxide and used a nasal suction ball to finally get ear abit unplugged, full hearing back in that ear but still alittle cracking and periodic slight pain.