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For softening drops, do not. A pharmacy sells them more cheaply than we could and we do not stock them. What we sell is the kit itself: candles, the irrigation kit and the camera ear pick, delivered across New Zealand.

You lie still for about ten minutes with warmth beside your ear and a soft crackle. That is the whole of it, and it is what people come back for. It is not doing anything to the wax.

Yes, an Ear Syringe Kit can be used as needed for gentle and effective wax removal without over-cleaning.

No. Seeing the canal helps you avoid pushing wax in and helps you stop before you go too far. It does not prevent infection.

It rinses the outer canal with warm water, which some swimmers find helps with the blocked feeling water leaves behind. It is not a treatment for swimmer's ear, and a painful or discharging ear after swimming needs a doctor.

No. Ear candling does not remove ear wax. What you find inside a burnt cone is candle wax and ash from the cone itself. If your ears are blocked, the irrigation kit is the one that moves wax.

A Cleaner For Ear Wax is reusable , but should be cleaned after each use to maintain hygiene and effectiveness .

Ask the person doing the test first. Some would rather see your ears as they are. We would not tell you to rinse before an appointment on our own say-so.

No. Candling does not remove wax at any depth. Impacted wax is a clinic job, with suction and a proper view of the canal.

It is the gentlest of the three in the sense that you can see what you are doing rather than working blind. It is still something in the ear canal, so the usual cautions apply: not with grommets, a perforation, pain, discharge or recent surgery.

It rinses excess wax out of the outer canal with warm water when your ears feel blocked. That is all it does, and most of the time ears do not need it at all.

No. Ear candling does not remove wax and does nothing for tinnitus. Ringing in the ears should be assessed by a doctor or an audiologist.

It does not prevent them. It rinses out wax that is already there when your ears feel blocked.

We would not use one on a child without asking a pharmacist or GP first. Children's canals are small, grommets are common, and an ear that hurts needs looking at rather than cleaning.

A controlled flow and a tip you can aim beats a bulb syringe used blind. It is not safer than doing nothing, which is often the right answer.

That is what they are for, and it is all we sell them for. Ten warm, quiet minutes. They do not remove wax.

No. There is no vacuum and nothing is drawn out of the ear. Pressure is usually the eustachian tube, which a candle cannot reach and does not affect.

Controlled, gentle water pressure at the outer canal, with a basin to catch it. Nothing rigid goes into the ear.

It takes a few minutes to get used to. You download the app, connect to the device's own wifi and watch your phone rather than your hand. Used at the outer canal and no further, it takes the guesswork out; used as permission to go deeper it is as risky as anything else.

It does not. A clinic has suction, a microscope and someone who can see what they are doing. The kit rinses the outer canal at home when your ears feel blocked, which is a smaller job.

No. Ear candling does not remove wax and does not affect hearing.

A Cleaner For Ear Wax can be used weekly for maintenance, or as needed to keep ears wax-free and healthy without over-cleaning.

We do not claim a medical endorsement. Irrigation is a recognised approach to wax and clinics use their own equipment for it, which is not the same as anyone recommending ours.

There is an open flame beside your head, so the safety rules are the important part. Never do it alone, always use the disc, stop at the printed mark, keep water beside you, and stop at once if anything feels hot or sharp. Adults only, and not with grommets, a perforated eardrum, an infection, discharge, ear pain, an injury, hearing loss or recent ear surgery. New Zealand audiology services generally advise against ear candling, which you should know before you buy.

No. It rinses the outer canal. Wax that is genuinely impacted needs a clinic, and forcing a rinse at it is how people end up with pain rather than clear ears.

An Ear Pick With Camera provides a clear, real-time view of the ear canal, making wax removal more precise and safer than traditional methods.

Yes. A cotton bud takes a little wax out and pushes the rest further in. Rinsing works with the ear rather than against it.

A hollow cone rests at the opening of the ear and is lit at the far end. It burns for eight to ten minutes and it is warm and quiet, which is the point of it. There is no vacuum and nothing is pulled out of the ear; what you find inside a burnt cone afterwards is candle wax and ash from the cone itself.

We sell three things and we are straight about what each one does: candles for the ritual, an irrigation kit that rinses wax out with warm water, and a camera ear pick so you can see instead of guessing. We do not carry picks, spirals, scoops or suction guns.

This one sells three: ear candles in packs of 20, 50 and 100, the ear washer irrigation kit, and the video otoscope camera ear cleaner. Nothing else, and nothing that goes rigid and blind into the canal.