eosera® EAR-igation™ BULB - Ear Bulb Syringe, Purple

This bulb syringe helps gently irrigate the outer ear canal by flushing warm water, wax, and debris out using soft pressure from the bulb. It pairs perfectly with the best solution drops like EAR WAX MD®, enhancing safety and effectiveness.

First, soften wax with ear drops like EAR WAX MD® for a few minutes. Then fill the bulb syringe with warm (body-temperature) water and gently squeeze near the ear opening while tilting your head; never force it in. Repeat as needed until the ear feels clear, then dry thoroughly.

Yes, the Ear‑igation™ syringe is suitable for ages 2 and up under adult supervision. Always check water temperature, use gentle pressure, and keep a basin handy. It’s an easy, toddler-safe way to clear earwax after softening drops.

Use it whenever you notice wax buildup, muffled hearing, or pressure, typically once a month or as needed. Pair it with weekly ear wax drops for maintenance. Avoid irrigating more than necessary to keep your ears healthy and balanced.

Yes, using water that is too cold or too hot can trigger dizziness or vertigo. Always test to ensure the water is close to body temperature to avoid this. Stop immediately if you feel discomfort and consult a healthcare provider if symptoms persist.

No, only use warm water or sterile rinse solutions with this bulb syringe. Oils can clog the syringe or promote bacterial growth. Softening drops should be used beforehand, and rinses should be water-based.

Earwax can be stubborn; sometimes, short, repeated rinses (up to five per session) are needed to loosen it. If the syringe doesn’t help, consult a healthcare professional, especially if you have ear pain, discharge, or a perforated eardrum.

Yes, but always remove hearing aids before use. Gently rinse your ear canal to clear wax that could affect device performance. Let your ear fully dry before reinserting your hearing aid.

Yes. Do not use the bulb syringe if you have a history of eardrum perforation, ear tubes, recent ear infection, or severe ear pain. Never insert hard objects (like cotton swabs) into your ear, as this can worsen impaction or cause injury.