Understanding Earwax Removal
When you have an over-accumulation of earwax or impacted earwax, then it can cause many challenges, including a temporary or a sudden hearing loss, a feeling of fullness in your ear, dizziness, headaches, balance issues, and ear pain.
The causes of impacted earwax can vary, but the most common reason is using cotton swabs to attempt to “clean” your ears. This just leads to the earwax being pushed deeper into your canal, leading to a buildup or blockage.
Although there are many myths and misconceptions about removing earwax, the safest and most effective way is to work with an audiologist or health professional that has helped hundreds of other local people with the same challenges.
Earigator Is a Safe & Effective Solution for Earwax Removal
The Earigator is a highly effective and pain-free way of removing earwax that has brought relief to tens of thousands of patients with no adverse effects reported.
Earigator combines the functions of an otoscope and irrigation into one and providing the most advanced means of cerumen control with the least amount of discomfort, if any at all.
LED illumination with magnification gives your doctor a better view of what’s going on inside your ear canal for more effective, targeted earwax removal that can be accomplished in three to five minutes.
The Myths & Misconceptions Surrounding Earwax
Before & After the Removal of Earwax
Discover the difference clean ears can make!
See the transformation before and after the removal of earwax, and learn how this simple process can improve hearing and overall ear health.
