Curewax Ear Drops 10Ml

Curewax Ear Drops are used to soften and remove impacted earwax.

Uses of Curewax Ear Drops are:

• Earwax Softening: Softens and dissolves hardened earwax for easier removal.
• Blocked Ear Relief: Relieves fullness and discomfort caused by impacted wax.
• Hearing Improvement: May restore hearing when the hearing difficulty is caused by an earwax blockage.

Administer Curewax Ear Drops as follows:

• Ensure your hands are clean and warm the bottle in your hands for a couple of minutes.
• Sit or lie down with the affected ear facing upwards.
• Gently pull the outer ear to straighten the ear canal.
• Instil five drops into your ear, keeping hold of your earlobe.
• Remain in the same position for about 5 to 10 minutes to allow the drops to penetrate the earwax.
• Repeat this process once or twice a day for no more than four days. If discomfort persists or worsens, stop using and consult your doctor.

Curewax Ear Drops is administered topically.

Curewax Ear Drops consist of four components:

• Benzocaine (2.7%): As a local anaesthetic, benzocaine works by temporarily numbing the nerve endings in your ear canal. It blocks sodium channels involved in pain signal transmission, thus reducing the sensation of discomfort.
• Paradichlorobenzene (2%): This component acts as a cerumenolytic agent, which means it can dissolve and break up earwax. It also has mild antibacterial properties that help prevent infections in the affected area.
• Turpentine Oil (15%): This is a natural essential oil that serves as a lubricant and mild irritant. It helps soften hardened earwax and stimulates the ears' natural self-cleaning abilities.
• Chlorbutol (5%): It has preservative, antibacterial, and antifungal activity.

• Keep Curewax Ear Drops at room temperature.
• Store away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain its efficacy.
• Ensure the bottle is tightly closed when not in use.
• Always keep this medicine out of the reach of children.
• Check and adhere to the expiry date printed on the packaging.

• Maintain good ear hygiene: Regularly clean your ears, but avoid excessive cleaning as it may strip the ears of their natural lubrication, leading to dryness or irritation.
• Protect your ears: If you work in a noisy environment or expose yourself to loud music often, consider using ear protection. Prolonged exposure to loud noise can damage the delicate structures within your ears, potentially worsening hearing loss caused by impacted earwax.