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29 of 31 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars The Real Deal
I woke up one morning and could hear absolutely nothing out of my left ear. It felt gummed up on the inside with a degree of pressure - signs typical of ear wax build-up. I got Debrox and started using it but it had no noticable effect. I then saw the doctor later that evening who was able to scrape out my tightly packed ear wax deep inside my ear and he recommended...
Published on July 26, 2009 by Brace Potthoff

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars BE WARNED: It CAN Make Your Ears MUCH Worse
So, my ear was bothering me so I tried Debrox. I read the warnings / inserts, etc. and it seemed fine. I don't have any ear problems, no history of ear infections, and I figured, what could go wrong. Well it turns out, quite a lot.

IT CAN MELT THE EARWAX AND MAKE IT LODGE IN YOUR EAR - CAUSING YOU TO BE UNABLE TO HEAR AND HAVE RINGING IN YOUR EARS FOR...
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29 of 31 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars The Real Deal, July 26, 2009
This review is from: Debrox Drops Earwax Removal Aid -- 0.5 fl oz (Health and Beauty)
I woke up one morning and could hear absolutely nothing out of my left ear. It felt gummed up on the inside with a degree of pressure - signs typical of ear wax build-up. I got Debrox and started using it but it had no noticable effect. I then saw the doctor later that evening who was able to scrape out my tightly packed ear wax deep inside my ear and he recommended Debrox in the future to prevent and treat the problem. He did note, however, that this isn't a one-time use and you're cured. Debrox softens up the ear wax so it comes out easier, so the doctor recommended I put some drops in my ears before I go to bed (maybe with some cotton balls so it won't leak everywhere) and flush it out in the morning.

Not wanting to risk this deafening wax build up to happen to my other ear, I did this that very evening. After a few minutes of listening to the drops "crackle" and tingle in my ear, I felt a shifting of something in my ear. Sure enough, it was more ear wax. Debrox had softened it up enough so that it was sliding around in my ear, so I got out of bed and flushed it out with the bulb included in the box. Before long, a large, dense specimen of wax was flushed out of my ear. Clearly, Debrox did the trick this time.

So again, this isn't a "apply a few drops in your ear and the most difficult of wax build-ups will dissolve instantly" kind of solution. But it IS the first brand my doctor recommended and I have my own experience of it both taking time to work as well as removing large amounts of wax deep in my ear that I never knew was even there.
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26 of 30 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Hearing Aid, December 30, 2006
This review is from: Debrox Drops Earwax Removal Aid -- 0.5 fl oz (Health and Beauty)
There are times where my ears often get clogged up. It gets so outrageous at times, I find it hard to remove ear wax from my ear. That all has changed with Debrox. These ear drops are safe and easy to use to help you loosen your ear wax. All you have to do is place the drops in the ear, about a few times a day, and it simply breaks up the wax that can cause you to lose you hearing. It is safe to use, even on all kinds of ears, even those who are sensitive to medication. All in all, I really recommend this for everyone. It works well, and is a must buy for all of us.

Price: B+

Convience: B

Overall: B 1/2+
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17 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Miracle, June 22, 2010
This review is from: Debrox Drops Earwax Removal Aid -- 0.5 fl oz (Health and Beauty)
I have suffered several times in the past with clogged ears due to an abundance of wax (yes, I blame q-tips... but sometimes I just really want to use one!!) This problem occurred most recently when I just didn't have the time to go to the doctors to get it 'sucked' out (as I had done in the past). So, after doing some research I decided that Debrox would be my best bet. Once I got my supply, I was so excited to clear out my ears and be able to hear again! You can imagine my disappointment when it didn't work. No 'crackling', no fizzing... nothing. In fact, it further stuffed up my ears! Determined that it would work... I flushed out the first round with water and tried it again a few hours later. This time, I heard the "crackling" and I felt it really getting in my ear! Convinced that my problems would be over as soon as I picked my head up... I was, again, disappointed. Still stuffed. So I flushed it out again. During the flushing, after one good "squeeze" I heard a "pop" felt a brief sharp pain and suddenly all of the wax in my ears came out! Forgive the mental image, but it literally seemed like popcorn kernals were popping out of my head!! I could hear, my head was clear, and I felt enormous relief!! At this point my family starting shouting "ooooh do mine, do mine!!" We now all have squeeky clean ears and a stockpile of Debrox in the medicine cabinet--right where the q-tips used to be!! When used correctly, and with a little patience... this product does the job!!
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars BE WARNED: It CAN Make Your Ears MUCH Worse, July 25, 2011
This review is from: Debrox Drops Earwax Removal Aid -- 0.5 fl oz (Health and Beauty)
So, my ear was bothering me so I tried Debrox. I read the warnings / inserts, etc. and it seemed fine. I don't have any ear problems, no history of ear infections, and I figured, what could go wrong. Well it turns out, quite a lot.

IT CAN MELT THE EARWAX AND MAKE IT LODGE IN YOUR EAR - CAUSING YOU TO BE UNABLE TO HEAR AND HAVE RINGING IN YOUR EARS FOR DAYS AND POSSIBLY WEEKS.

Seriously. I wish I had known there was a chance of that before I wasted by time and money with this product. Now, I still have the original issue, plus my ear is totally "clogged" and I can't hear much at all.

The most annoying part is that it happened as soon as I tried the product and their solution is "keep using the product". Well, I stupidly did that - why? I don't know. You would have thought that after it caused me to be unable to hear out of my right ear I would have stopped, but there I was following the instructions. Every morning for two days, I would feel a bit better in the morning, then I would start using the debrox and it would get worse.

So, I went to the internet and found tons of articles about people just like me - people that lose their hearing for days and sometimes weeks after using Debrox. So now I realize two things:
1 - they KNOW this can happen
2 - they choose to leave this warning off their product

So now, I am writing this, because I think it is important to warn you that can and does happen frequently. It happened to me, it happened to others hear on Amazon. So, before you try this product, consider if you have the time to lose you hearing for a week or more, have the money to pay the doctor fees and the ability to deal with the frustration.

Good Luck, and I hope your ears feel better.
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars ok this stuff seems to be working well for my daughters ears. But for GOd's sake whatever you do, do NOT get it in your eyes., October 6, 2010
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janine wiltshire (ASHEVILLE, NC, US) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Debrox Drops Earwax Removal Aid -- 0.5 fl oz (Health and Beauty)
i got debrox in my eye because i didnt have my glasses on and thought it was my antihistimine eye drops. for gods sake do not get this stuff in your eye! hot molten lava is now not such a foreign concept to me. i havnt ever seen any but i can tell you pretty accurately what it probably would feel like if you squirted some into a corner of your eye. apparently i am the ONLY idiot in the world that has done this. the time i just spent trying to find a solution on the web however did distract me from the mad panic i felt as my eye seemed to be melting in its socket.

this stuff works pretty good tho in my daughter's super waxy canals. whew.
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Pretty good for tough earwax, December 20, 2009
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Molly Bishop (Springdale, Arkansas) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Debrox Drops Earwax Removal Aid -- 0.5 fl oz (Health and Beauty)
I purchased this product at Wal-mart after dealing with very itchy inner ears, followed by what felt like "stopped up" inner ear canals. After reading online what my problem could be, I came to the conclusion that compacted, pushed back ear wax was the problem (seeing as I had recently used qtips to ease the itchiness). When I got home, I put about five drops in the ear that was really giving me problems. The crackling sensation wasn't a big deal and I then used the washer that came with it to rinse out my ear with warm water. I used cotton balls to catch loose water and, ultimately, some watery earwax that came with it. It seemed like it worked! I did the other ear, which wasn't nearly as "stopped" and it did the trick on that ear. I do agree that you need to use this product a few times to get completely cleared up. I'll use it later tonight and the next couple days to see if my problem is resolved. I hate going to the doctor so hopefully this will work!
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars GREAT PRODUCT!! I CAN HEAR AGAIN!!!!!, April 6, 2011
This review is from: Debrox Drops Earwax Removal Aid -- 0.5 fl oz (Health and Beauty)
This stuff works great. I had a badly clogged left ear and tried everything to get it clear. It was causing me severe hearing issues almost like I was listening under water. It took two days and finally the largest clog of ear wax I ever seen broke free and fell right out of my ear. I CAN HEAR AGAIN!!!
For those that rated it less than five stars you need to reread the instructions on the box. It takes 2 - 5 days depending on the wax. It also has to be used 2 times per day during that time span. You also need to fill the bulb syringe with water (Best way is to use a bowl of warm water, or a cup of warm water), turn your head down so gravity can work, and then spray the bulb in your ear. The warm water will knock out the ear wax remaining.
Some people that do not have a bad wax problem will achieve their goal in 1 or 2 days, but you may not be one of them so keep going the five days. Also for some people they may need only the minimum of 5 drops, but you may need the max of 10. This product does work, and it works great!!
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10 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars Doesn't work as advertised, August 14, 2008
This review is from: Debrox Drops Earwax Removal Aid -- 0.5 fl oz (Health and Beauty)
Sounds so simple, apply drops twice a day and your ear wax is gone.
The first thing I noticed is that the drops don't come out easily at all, they seem to stick to your ear. I had to flush with water to get it out.
Also, after each application my hearing got worse, not a single bit of wax came out and I have an annoying ring now. Time to see a doctor.
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4 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Saved me not going to the doctor, December 13, 2010
This review is from: Debrox Drops Earwax Removal Aid -- 0.5 fl oz (Health and Beauty)
I had an impacted ear wax really deap near the ear canal. It hurts tremendously, could not hear anything and I couldn't handle the pain.

So I decided to call the doctor for the monday appointment on friday. However, I was not glad to hear the cost of removing the impacted ear wax cost around 110 - 180 dollars. So I decided to go to Riteaids and get this thing working. First added few drop of solution to my ear and waited approximately 15 - 20 minute while lying sideway reading a book. After that, went to the bathroom heated the water to near 37 degree and blasted the earwax with the syringe that they gave me. Remember, patience is the key. If the earwax does not come out through several syrining, keep trying. But make sure the pressure is not strong enough to hurt you. After few syringing, a huge earwax came out and it was the greatest feeling ever. My ear did not hurt anymore and I did not have to go to the doctor coughing out 110-180 dollars.

It the end, who wins? Smart customer vs cash guzzling doctors?
Customer!
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars It really works, December 10, 2010
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cjc121 (St. Louis, MO USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Debrox Drops Earwax Removal Aid -- 0.5 fl oz (Health and Beauty)
I have drippy ears, always have had them. And yesterday, after a lifetime of Q-tips, I compacted the wax in both of my ears. I felt uncomfortably "stopped up", couldnt hear clearly in both ears because of that echo in my head & it totally freaked me out. I was also afraid I had punctured my eardrum so I was heading straight in to a panic attack. I kept telling myself it would work itself out soon & tried to distract myself. After not sleeping all nite & yelling at my bf because I couldnt hear, he suggested an earwax kit. Well, that flipped me out because I certainly didnt want to put anything else in my head. He also suggested I go to an emergency clinic where they could "sedate" me to clear my ears... what???, nooooo way.

So finally I called my local pharmacy & asked if they had any ear wax kits. They said they only carried DEBROX liquid & that I should give it a try. I was skeptical & a bit scared because I didnt want to make the clog worse. I had to wait until I had enough courage to try it then went in the bathroom tilted my head & squeezed the bottle. I didnt feel any drops, more like oil, filling my ear, no bubbling. I sat up & my ear felt full again & I immediately wanted that stuff out. Then the bubbling, "cracking" started. I still wanted it out, tried to wipe it away, but when I walked into the living room, I COULD HEAR CLEARLY AGAIN. IT HAD WORKED in just a minute or 2. No wax came out, but I could hear. Ill do the other ear after I get the squeeze bulb thing to rinse it out (& when I have the courage again.) BUT DEBROX WORKED ALMOST INSTANTLY.

So give it a try if your ears are "stuffed up". Its a lot cheaper then a drs visit (& easier on your bf too lol.) Thanks DEBROX.
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