People of all ages can suffer for excessive ear wax but it is more common among older age groups. Up to two million people a year seek expert advice on treatment and figures show that 67% of sufferers are aged 45 or over, of whom half are 65 or over.
Research by Dendron, the maker of Otex Ear Drops, has shown that first time sufferers tend to contact their GP, sometimes with associated ear infections, but that on subsequent occasions sufferers usually self treat wil over the counter products.
Otex Ear Drops are clinically proven to reduce the need for syringing, contains urea hydrogen which slowly reacts with moisture in the ear wax, softening it and causing it to break up into small flakes. The process sometimes makes a gentle fizzing noise – so users can actually hear Otex working. The flakes then disperse from the ear on their own in the natural way.
Ottex comes in an easy squeeze plastic bottle with an integral dispensing nozzle which makes applying it simple and reduces mess. You can also try Otex Express Ear Drops.