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1. Ronald Speers says:

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   It works!, August 2, 2009

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   Ronald Speers (Moreno Valley, CA United States) –
   
     

   This review is from: Health Enterprises Ear Wax Removal Syringe (Health and Beauty)

   I tried peroxide and baby oil. I bought expensive drops (Murine and sweet oil). Then I read the lables to find they are peroxide and olive oil. All the drops and oils did restore my hearing though I still had trouble with my left ear. But the wax remained. Then I read a review about the syringe (which I had bought along with the removal kit). The fellow said don’t be afraid to really blast it because the stream is not directed at the eardrum but at the canal walls.

   Well with that encouragement we repeatedly blasted my left ear with warm water and peroxide! Out came two plugs with the combined size of a cigarette filter! Blasting my right ear brought out a plug about half that size!

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2. Amber M. Anderson says:

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   So amazing! I haven’t heard that well in years!, April 1, 2011

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   Amber M. Anderson (Tucson, AZ USA) –
   
     
   
     

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   This review is from: Health Enterprises Ear Wax Removal Syringe (Health and Beauty)

   It kind of freaked me out after using this…I’d forgotten that things like sheets rustle when you move in them at night and the that carpet makes a sound when you step on it with bare feet.

   This device is awesome…takes a lot of work (i.e. you have to do it many times and give some time in between if you’re like me) but it’s so worth it and better than pretty much anything outside a professional doctor’s office. Bless whoever came up with the design.

   Just keep doing it until you start getting out gobs of wax. You need to press it hard. The design means you can put it in as far as it’ll go and press down with all your might and you won’t hurt yourself…the water squirts out the sides of the tip as shown…a lot nicer than the ball type designs. Didn’t give me a pressure headache either.

   Definitely do it near a sink…you’ll be using a lot of water and it can get messy.

   Also, I waited very eagerly for this for almost a week…when it came and I used it, I was singing its praises very loudly. So my boyfriend ran to CVS (where I had looked but not found anything like this) and returned with the identical item in different packaging. He paid only about $2 more and didn’t have to wait. Just FYI.

   No matter where you buy this though if you or someone you know has wax issues, this is SOOO worth it. Really works on the very oily wax too.

   This is a quality of life issue…knowing now how well it works and how much annoyance, pain, and bad hearing it has corrected, I’d say the benefit gained was worth hundreds of dollars (how much I would have paid a doctor for this result). Not that I’d pay that when it’s available for this price, but still 🙂

   Update on 3/11/2013: I don’t use it as often as I should – every 2-3 months when my ears start feeling plugged again…and every time it continues to amaze me! So yeah, still HIGHLY recommended.

   Update on 5/8/2014: Same as previous update – every time I use this, I wonder why I waited so long since the last time. It’s still amazing and seems so miraculous afterward. Device is easy to clean and doesn’t get gross.

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