Reviews about Ear Medicine

JovialCougar says "Can you hear me now? No? Good!" about Flents Quiet Time Ear Plugs

JovialCougar — Sat, 30 May 2009 18:45:54 GMT

When I moved into an apartment last year after having owned a home for quite some time, I knew I would have to reacquaint myself with noise from nearby neighbors. While the noise is rarely bad, there are some times I just want it to be Q-U-I-E-T! I have found that Flents Quiet Time Ear Plugs work quite well at greatly reducing the annoying noise I hear.

Flents Quiet Time Ear Plugs are rather large cone-shaped ear plugs made of foam. They can easily be squeezed down to insert them into the ear canal. It takes a little practice to get them in your ears just right though. They look kind of weird because the ends stick out of your ears. And to top it off - they are purple!

These earplugs do a very good job of greatly reducing stray noises and have helped me sleep on nights when the neighbors are being a bit noisy, a car alarm keeps going off, or someone is running their clothes washer way too late. While they do not make it silent, these plugs do block the majority of noise that is bothersome....

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SBMoo says "Otix Ear Drops really clean your ears out without pain!" about Otix Ear Drops

SBMoo — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 22:06:44 GMT

Otix Ear Drops is a great over the counter ear drop medicine! I got it when I had a very bad earache, and the doctor recommended using it to clean out the water and wax from my ears.

You put a few (5-10) drops in one ear and lay down so it can go into your ear. It starts to bubble and pop, which I think is cool, without an pain at all. It feels like when you put peroxide on a cut. It bubbles, but doesn't cause any pain.

After about 10 minutes, you turn your head over in a sink and use the "squirter" to clean out your ear. You can squirt warm water into your ear to clean it. You can see the yuck and feel the difference right away! Keep squirting it with water, until there's no yuck left.

You can do both ears and really clean them out. I use it once a month, now, and love it. It really helps and is very cheap. I got it for a few dollars at Walgreens. It is worth the money and great to use!

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annarborite says "Takes longer than prescription meds, but still effective" about Auro-Dri Ear Water-Drying Aid

annarborite — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 20:48:22 GMT

My husband gets frequent ear wax build up, especially when he is under stress. It is so bad that his ear can be clogged for weeks if no action is taken. The Auro ear drops work to help loosen the wax in the ear and flush it out. It takes quite a few applications, but does finally get the job done. Outside of prescription ear drops, it is the best thing we have found....

KimberlyBrock says "Give swimmer's ear the heave-ho" about Auro-Dri Ear Water-Drying Aid

KimberlyBrock — Sat, 02 Jun 2007 19:32:42 GMT

Otitis Externa, commonly known as 'swimmer's ear', is an inflammation of the ear canal often caused by bacteria or fungi infection growing in the outer ear. Trapped moisture gives the bacteria or fungi a place to grow with the most common cause being - you guessed it - frequent swimming. Symptoms include itching, pain, discharge, and a feeling of water in the ears. While your infection requires treatment by a professional, once the infection is gone, you can use an over-the-counter ear-drying agent to help keep it from coming back.

Ear-drying agents, such as Auro-Dri, contain isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol that evaporate quickly and take any water with it. I have recommended this product for years with very good results. Use couldn't be easier. With the attached applicator, just put a few drops into the ear canal when water remains in the ear after swimming, diving, showering, etc. Some people do experience a slight stinging from the alcohol that quickly goes way...and in my book, that...

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