Similasan Ear Wax Removal Kit with Drops & Bulb Syringe, Temporary Relief, 0.33 fl oz

Ease to use, and works great. I follow the instructions as directed. I couldn't believe all the wax buildup that was flushed out of my ears. Especially the right ear that was giving me an ear ache. I had instant relief. The price is right, too!!!

This product works good and doesn't have peroxide . The glycerin and vegetable oil work best. Using tap water that's warm enough to flush out ears, gets the job done after letting cleansing drops work for 15-20 minutes.

I had a awful blockage that made my left ear feel like a clogged toilet so I ordered these natural ear drops.I used these drops along with the "Ezydose" ear wax removal syringe

First time using it, but it won't be my last as it effectively worked to remove the wax. The addition of the bulb is a huge huge plus plus as it helped flush out the wax. Grape Great product

this worked for me.. my ears get crazy with the wax to the point of being stopped up. one ear at a time, a few drops in the ear, %26 then a cotton ball in the ear. Does not contain peroxide which is bad for ears,it dries out the sensitive skin in ears causing cracks in the skin

it actually did better than i anticipated

Ear Wax Removal that everybody needs ones in while.

it works well but the directions are a little bit fuzzy about how to get they drops to come out of the bottle. it turns out why you have it on site town you push the plastic to get a few drops to come out into your ear. you push what is normally the top of the bottle nozzle and not the glass part l

Works as promised. Just have patience

I tried this product for its homepathic promise and non-peroxide ingreadients. It has a sticky feel, which, presumably, is meant to keep it in the ear canal as long as possible. The instructions say how much to put in and for how long, but, it fails to indicate what to do afterward. So, I tried leaning my ear down, hoping it would ooze out, but, it didn't. Not only that, but, it blocked off most of the rest of my hearing, which had been cut by excessive earwax (I'm a handyman, and tend to work with lots of materials that go airborne, with a little going into my ear, which, sometimes, causes itching, so, I have to scratch it or use a cotton swab; thus the wax buildup). I waited two more days, then tried removing the product with a swab. The swab was covered with "melted" ear wax (ick!), but, I still couldn't hear. I waited another day, then tried hydrogen peroxide, which fizzed away in my ear canal, and unblocked my ear, albeit for just a few seconds. After a week since I used the product, I lavaged my ear with warm water, and tried the swab, again. This time, I got it most unplugged (still icky!). While I wasn't in pain, I found the experience to be uncomfortable, and won't try the product again. From now on, I'll stick with hydrogen peroxide (and try to keep stuff out of my ear!).