PEAR EFFILEE SoftWash N4 65 MM

Pear tapered ORL Hygiene of the ear SoftWash N4 65 ML

Soft Wash Pear flexible cannula N4 Flexible and resistant 65 ml p ory is a soft rubber tip for ear hygiene naturally.

Tapered pear Description SoftWash

Suitable for rectal irrigation and washing of the ear (small size only). The pear flexible cannula N4 Flexible and resistant 65 ml is advised to prevent and naturally and gently remove earwax, (earplug ).

Using advice and opinion on SoftWash tapered pear

Can be sterilized cold for better hygiene of the product. Make a full pressure on the pear and then dip the neck of the pear in the washing liquid. Gradually release the pressing of the bulb to allow the rise of the washing liquid. Insert the neck of the pear in the duct ear and gently squeeze the bulb to ensure the liquid outlet.

Precaution of use

Do not sink deeply the neck of the pear in the external auditory canal to avoid injury to the eardrum. Do not use in case of tympanic perforation.
The pressure on the bulb should be gradual to avoid sudden output enema liquid.
Never release the pressure when the bulb inserted into the external auditory meatus.
After each use, the bulb must be cleaned with water and emptied completely.

Composition

Resistant material, non-toxic and flexible.

Do not get in contact with fatty products (Vaseline, ...) and chlorinated solvents (bleach, ...).
Keep away from light, heat and moisture.

Tapered pear presentation SoftWash 4

Soft Wash Pear flexible cannula N4 Flexible and resistant 65 ml Indolor

Our expert advice in pharmacy

What is ear wax?

Earwax protects the ear canal and helps eliminate bacteria and dust. Sometimes it builds up in the pipe and the mouth. This phenomenon may be due to an increase in production or poor removal of earwax. In all cases, the plug may cause troublesome symptoms (hearing decrease, benign pain).

What is earwax?
Earwax is an unusual accumulation of this substance in the conduit (or "channel") hearing.

Of waxy and yellow or brown color, the wax is produced by specific glands called "ceruminous", present in the skin of the ear canal. It also contains sebum and dander (small dead skin).

Its role is to protect the walls of the conduit, water could enter and to trap foreign bodies (eg. Dust) and bacteria, which are then eliminated by the antibacterial properties of earwax.
Normally, this substance is gradually removed to the entrance of the ear canal through the jaw movements during mastication. However, sometimes wax forms a plug that blocks the duct.