Earpal Safe and Effective Ear Clean

This product is so good I felt compelled to write a review. If you are like me, someone who detoxes through the ear and has a regular build up of hardened earwax then this is a godsend. I have previously had to irrigate my ear canal each time, but occasional use of this stops the necessity. The people who brought this simple product to market should be congratulated for their service to personal care. Thank you.

Cannot use it

I like using this to clean my ears every now and then, however I would not recommend this if you have a large blockage as it might just worsen the problem. What I would recommend is to go to the doctors and get your ears completely cleaned out first, and then start using this product once a week from then on. It should stop the wax building up and if you do it regularly and do it slowly and carefully, you should not push any wax deeper inside your ear. It does hurt a bit but only for a minute or so after use. I hate ear drops as I find that they never work and this is the best alternative I've found. This product is probably a bit overpriced for what it is but it's reusable as long as you wash it, so the price is not too bad. Overall, a good product for those with ears that produce too much wax.

This is excellent and feels great.I use this after a shower when the earwax is softer. There's only so far it can go, which is safe, limited simply by the plastic handle, as the ball is pushed to the ear.A good amount of earwax is scraped out with some tiny hair. It feels great and it's reassuring seeing the evidence in front of you. I use a tissue twisted to a point to poke out the wax from the eyelet of the Earpal.

It’s definitely large enough to damage your ear canal and goes far too deep to be safe unfortunately. A waste of money as I won’t be able to use it again moving forward, it’s too risky.

My long experience with ear wax (I'm 59) leads me to believe that for most people the best way to deal with ear wax is to leave it to something that has been dealing with it successfully for many years - your ear. Your ear handles wax magnificently.But us real humans can't leave ourselves alone. We constantly mess with our noses (blowing what shouldn't be blown and polluting our finger ends with germs that we spread all over out body). We probe our ears to remove what most people remove automatically without cotton buds and hankie corners. We can't help it can we?If we have to engage in this nonsense we may as well do it with things that do minimal damage - this is probably one of those things. It probes deeply enough to be satisfying and yet not so deep that it can do a lot of damage. Probably a lot better that cotton buds - that can very effectively piston ear wax into your inner ear while you probe deeper and deeper.So if you really can't control yourself and must assault your ear (a category I fall into myself) this is for you. It brings out satisfying amounts of wax (that your ear hairs would have brought out anyway)and leaves you feeling you have accomplished something.But I promise you, unless you have a real medical condition, nothing at all is usually better for normal wax. Something like Olive Oil or Earex (without any mechanical assistance) is best for hard wax. Never syringe yourself (even doctors only do it reluctantly because it can cause permanent tinnitus).

It is what is and and does the job perfect

This looks so simple you'd wonder how good it could be. Well, it works very well indeed. Used sensibly, it's very safe and comfortable to user.