better than Private and NHS

by Robert Spink on 19/08/2018

2 years ago, I asked my then Dr's surgery to remove ear wax from my ears prior to having an audiology check. I was told that the surgery has stopped NHS ear cleaning and that I needed to go private. I went to a private hospital and booked myself in. I attended the hospital and had the treatment which consisted of warm water and a large hypodermic needle, for this I was charged £115. The funny thing about it though was that it was done by my own GO from my own surgery.
Whilst looking for an alternative for next time, I came upon a PC advert for your Earpal which is simple to use and efficient, Brilliantly simple and has saved me loads of cash

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Don’t let this review fall on deaf ears!

by Maxine on 24/03/2018

Absolutely delighted with this product having spent days with a blocked ear. I used this and the results were astounding. It completely removed the wax blockage. Would wholeheartedly recommend this product.

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This has to be the best product I have b...

by Rachel B on 17/03/2015

This has to be the best product I have bought in a long time. I admit I used to use cotton buds when my wax got too much, I did felt guilty but it just needed to be done. 1st time with the ear pal and my head feels so much clearer, I feel so much lighter and I was so amazed how much wax could be cleared with something in a safe way, I cant rate this little product enough.

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Having once made the silly mistake of tr...

by Alastair Gordon on 05/02/2015

Having once made the silly mistake of trying to clear the ear with cotton wool on the end of a cocktail stick, I am very pleased to find something effective and safe. It takes a few goes to build confidence and improve technique but it does work well

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I was always of the school that preached...

by Stuart McKever on 13/09/2014

I was always of the school that preached that you should never put anything in your ear apart from your elbow, but this device is the exception. I remember that an audiologist used a similar device in my ear, so it must be safe. This device certainly worked, removing a large deposit of cerumen, easily, comfortably and safely. It, combined with the ear syringe I bought along with it, should make future visits to the local practice nurse a thing of the past

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My previous technique for removing earwa...

by Luis Villazon on 25/06/2014

My previous technique for removing earwax was to use the eraser on the end of a pencil to gently swirl deep in my ear and try to get some wax to stick to the end of the eraser. This did get wax out, but it also pushed some wax deeper in and often left me with hearing that was temporarily worse. This remover works much better at pulling the wax out and seems to drive it in much less. You still need to be careful - it is quite possible to push it so far in that you can hurt the sides of your ear canal as you rotate the tool. The metal loop is also much stiffer than I was expecting - it's actually completely rigid. But it's much better than my pencil eraser and waaay better than a cotton bud. Ironically, I still have a use for my cotton buds, as I find they are the best way of cleaning the wax from the inside loop of this tool. I don't think I'll bother with ear syringing appointments at my GP surgery any more. I'm pretty sure I can deal with any blockages by myself.

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Used this as soon as it arrived as ears ...

by Pam Brown on 24/01/2014

Used this as soon as it arrived as ears blocked by wax for sometime and fed up of long wait for micro-suction ,ENT appointment. As I have a 60% hearing loss and wear aids the wax build up has a big impact on my hearing and life (no one understands ). The satisfaction of removing great lumps is wonderful !!

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The ad "The only safe way to remove earw...

by Rajni Obhrai on 31/12/2013

The ad "The only safe way to remove earwax" just says too little about this product. Actually it is a thousand times better than that. It is not only safe but also the only most effective way to remove earwax. I can say this from my experience of several years during which I got micro-suction or syringing done to my ears on several occasions. When I used this product at home, ear wax came out in such big lumps from each ear, that even recalling this event sends shiver down my spine.