WaxBGone Complete Ear Wax Removal Kit, Otoscope & Ear Drops, Premium Kit | Complete premium system combines 4X cleaning power, patented SoftSpray® tips, otoscope and drops for fast, gentle home use

Problems with ear wax are not something I run up against often, but when I do, believe me, they can get bad. If I'm lucky, all that happens is my hearing is muffled and distorted with no other effects, and if I'm not, I get dizzy, my ears ache and itch, and I grow disoriented on top of that. In the past, I've had to arrange emergency doctor's appointments for ear cleansing. I don't have to anymore with this in my medicine cabinet. There are a number of things I like about it. First, I found assembly quite easy. It wasn't hard to figure out how parts fit together. I didn't really need to read the instructions too thoroughly first. It involved nothing terribly complicated and took only a few minutes. If you take my remarkable lack of patience for fiddling with components into account, that's saying something. Everything is made well, easy to put together, and simple to disassemble for cleaning and storage. Second, the ear drops that came with the kit are the only ones I have tried that really worked. I followed the directions for use after I checked out the company's website, and they worked exactly as indicated. I've used peroxide and other types of drops to no avail, so though I was skeptical of these, I tried them and was glad I did. Third and most importantly, the product itself did the job it promised to do. I was able to rid myself of all the wax build-up after using a little more than one full bottle of warm water. There was minimal discomfort involved with the process. I don't think it would have hurt at all if I hadn't procrastinated while waiting for the problem to sort itself out. Because of the way the kit was designed, I could carry out the task alone, without needing to ask anyone else to help me hold the catch basin or anything else. The company's website recommends using the kit with the rigid wand, which this one is, when working solo, and they were right. The procedure was relatively quick, the relief at being able to hear properly again immense. Originally, I bought this because I wanted to try a manual ear irrigation system before going for an electronic version. While I have nothing against the latter and would have tried one if this hadn't helped me, I can attest that this worked precisely as advertised, and I can highly recommend it.

This was amazing. Way better than I was expecting. I have a 14yo whose ears were so clogged after swimming that he could barely hear. I wanted to try this before I took him to the doctor, but I fully thought we would still need to make an appointment. I thought I would need some experience or medical knowledge to clean out his ears, even with this tool. Nope. Worked so well that I can’t believe it. We used the drops, then the sprayer. So much wax came out of his ears. It was unbelievable. He can hear again and feels so much better, way more conveniently than going to the doctor. Seriously, buy this if you need help with ear wax. This is my first review ever, that’s how much I wanted to rave about this product.

This is a two-part review. The first part is on the seller - AMAZON. The second part is on the product - WaxBGone Ear Wax Removal Kit. The WaxBGone is sold with and without an Otoscope. I ordered the one with the Otoscope which is about $3+ more in cost. The WaxBGone that I ordered was directly from AMAZON. When I received it, I could tell immediately that it was a repackaged box. The tear open strip at the top of the box had already been pulled and discarded; and replaced with clear cellophane tape. When I inspected the plastic bags with individual contents, I could tell that they had been previously opened. They did NOT, however, appear to have been used; but one item was missing - the Otoscope. I thought I might have accidentally been sent the one that did NOT include the Otoscope, but I looked at the product box and it states the “Otoscope included”. It appears the previous buyer removed the Otoscope and returned the WaxBGone back to AMAZON; and AMAZON repackaged and sold it again without checking to see if everything was there. I was going to return it back to AMAZON for a refund or an exchange, but I needed to clean the wax out of my ears and I didn’t think the Otoscope was that important since I could not look into my own ears. Nevertheless, I’m still pissed that I paid for an Otoscope, but didn’t receive it. I put the blame on AMAZON. With regard to the WaxBGone Ear Wax Removal Kit, it’s a simple, safe but very effective tool. The assembly, use and operation of the WaxBGone is so intuitive that I only briefly read the instruction manual. The rigid extension wand makes it easy to use on yourself with no other assistance needed from anyone else. Overall, I’m pleased with the WaxBGone Ear Wax Removal Kit. I would have give it a 5-star review, but AMAZON screwed it up by sending me a repackaged return with a missing Otoscope.

After 50 years without ear problems, nightly sleep earbuds finally gave me compacted earwax. I tried two other removal kits before this one — neither worked. The waxBgone kit solved it completely and quickly. The SoftSpray tips and high-output sprayer made irrigation gentle but genuinely effective, and the ear basin kept everything clean. The best proof? My doctor checked my ears afterward, said they were perfectly clean, and took a screenshot of the product to recommend to his own patients. Safe, fast, and it actually works. Highly recommend. and, as Ron Swanson says, “ Son, you should know my recommendation is essentially a guarantee."

Bought to clean out wax build up, worked great. It was easy to use and clean. The water pressure was not to strong. Comfortable on a teenagers ear.

Worked a bit still had visible stuff in ear. But did help a little

The rating system is flawed. I would like to give this 239 out of 5. To say it is good would be an insult. To say it is superb, fantastic, wonderful might start to get the concept across. I have had an issue for - ok, it's been years. I didn't quite put it together, but my left ear was muffled and I was constantly hearing a kind of shhhhhhh sound, but I wasn't convinced it was that other thing. As time went on, even moving my ear a little resulted in muffled hearing for a while, it would eventually clear. Over a year ago I accidentally got some water in my ear - let a spray handle of the shower go right in my ear for a moment, and for weeks that side was muffled. I figured water was holed up in there so I got some drying drops and after weeks the muffled quality left. Now I realize that also hardened the wax. (that I didn't know about) Three days ago I manipulated my ear in a particular way and suddenly I had the equivalent of a thick silicone earplug in my left ear and nothing would make that go away. It was really problematic, a massive perceptual distortion in a huge number of ways. You might ask, why not go to a doctor. I don't have an answer. I thought it was a big complicated thing, like making a problem for others, hard to articulate. Anyway, spoke to my AI, didn't even get the "I can't discuss medical things," and it explained what was likely going on. I thought I had some wax-softening drops, used what I had a bit, discovered they were drying drops. So again, I probably made it worse. Ok, now to the good part. I put the drops in but knowing this had been an issue for so long I decided to do three or four full days with the drops once I read how they work. And I did around 2.8 days, roughly twice a day, but for a while I forgot, but it was still there doing its thing. I finally just decided that if it didn't work now I was going to urgent care tomorrow. So I got the water to the right temperature, within .4 degrees, so I think that's good, assembled it, and tried it. But I was too gentle and nothing happened. I came back and reread the directions and it explained better than I'd realized how to do it, that it might take a few bottlefuls, and that I should pull on my ear to get the canal in a better orientation. This time I aimed better and blasted. I could feel that this time it was going deeper and also instead of spraying a single time, letting it leak out, I got an entire water compartment going - I kept the tip in to keep more of the water staying in and I sprayed to create movement within that zone of water. OHHHH MYYYYY GODDDDDDDDDD! Chunks (sorry, this is going to be gross) of what looked like dense, wadded-up paper, which is what I thought it was at first, started coming out. Chunks, I mean not little crumbs - a couple of huge chunks. And suddenly AHHHHHHHHHHHH (angel voices) I'm so ecstatic I could sing. The pressure was starting to be painful, and I was thinking this was going to be a whole big deal at the urgent care and then maybe a specialist, the emergency room, etc. This is 1048% as good as I thought it would be. I am so pleased, so grateful, so amazed, so delighted. I'm glad I had the patience to put in the three days. I lay in bed, that ear up, put a few drops in, let it run inside, I could feel it was happening, then ten minutes later, a few more drops with manipulation, movement, putting a finger inside carefully to create and release pressure, pushing on the outside bottom of my ear to cause squishing sounds and a gentle manipulation of the pressure and soreness that was building. Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. This is a fantastic product. And as far as the overflow container - nice, cool, but as one person, I just stopped that on the second round and did it over the sink and if that hadn't sufficed I would have moved to the shower. Again, I would suggest not thinking of it as squirting but rather creating a chamber filled with water (of course making sure it can also leak out, but I think the design of the nozzle tip has that built in), and then using the squirting to create an entire movement within that chamber of water. I think the technical term is a "turbulent vortex". You aren't trying to hit the wax with a squirt (in my opinion), you're trying to use the squirt to create a powerful movement of all of the water that you've got in there and that is what reaches behind the wax and shoves it out. Squirting at it won't likely do that. But the turbulent vortex pushes water "here" and moves it "there" because water compresses so little. for the water to move from here to there some of the water there has to flow outwards, and that's what it does. I don't think that's obvious or clear in either the instructions or the general concept. I hadn't considered what a trick we're playing on the wax but pushing water towards it in a powerful way we are forcing water behind it to move out of the way, and that water behind it getting out of the way brings the wax with it. Ok, there are a few things below that they're asking about. Battery life? Excellent. Lasts forever. (I didn't use the otoscope, I was afraid of what I'd find there). Value for money? OMG, this was worth many multiples of its cost in terms of its effect. Ease of cleaning? It doesn't get dirty, so yes, really easy to clean. Ok, I think that's everything. This is the best product in any category that I've gotten in a long time because it did something so wonderful for me. My only criticism is the horrible image in the listing, I won't say which one, but it was so horrifying I was going to not buy the product out of protest. But I'm glad I did. I think we can all recognize what I'll be doing over the next three days - softening the wax that must be in the other ear so I can remove it too. Wow. This is joyful. Added a week later: ok, I decided to do the other ear, and in preparation, I did like five full days of the drops because it had been years, decades, and I just didn't realize there was a solution. But wanted to make sure I softened it up really well before I irrigated. I probably did five days laying on my side, or when I was going to sleep, and then a finally did it, and again, a really surprising wad came out, I mean the size of an earplug, which is what it was. Same advice as before - you're not actually squirting water at it, although you can try that - you're filling the canal with water and then keeping the tip in there, you're squirting kind of hard over and over and over to create deep movements within that chamber of water so that the movement travels to behind the obstruction and pushes it out. High energy sloshing and movement within the water that fills it pretty fully. The top is designed to let the right amount out as you squirt. I quickly skipped the little bucket because I just wanted to focus on the squirting. This thing is a Godsend.

This product is user-friendly and effectively removes stubborn earwax without causing any pain, unlike the urgent care service that failed to do so for my 10 year old child. I’m not sure if the magic lies in the unique irrigation system’s spray style or the earwax cleaner drops that came with it to be used before irrigating the ear.