đź’¦ Dive in, dry out, and never miss a beat!
NAVEH PHARMA® Dry Ears Baby is a 15ml spray designed to quickly remove trapped water from ears, preventing swimmer’s ear infections and discomfort. With an easy-to-use spray applicator delivering around 50 doses, it offers fast, effective relief for swimmers, surfers, and water sports enthusiasts, helping maintain ear health and prevent temporary hearing loss.
| Units | 15.0 millilitre |
| Brand | NAVEH PHARMA |
| Country of origin | Israel |
A**R
Easy to use and effective
Helped dry ears out. Would use again. Easy to use.
M**
Ear drops
Very happy with product.
M**W
Caution needed
Use gradually- it works fine for my 5 ur old but caused severe pain for my 13yr old. Use with great caution
A**A
Good đź‘Ť
It does what it's supposed to. Have a little burning feeling afterwards but quickly disappear. Happy with it. Always try it before give to little ones.
N**N
Not just for babies works for adults too
My teenage son gets water in ears after swimming and often gets infected. As this doesn’t contain tea tree I bought to try and he says it gets water out really quickly. No sting really gentle.
C**E
Used for our 2 year old recently on holiday.
Easy to administer and dispersed water from ears after swimming in the pool.
P**E
Works well and wouldn’t be uncomfortable for babies
I don’t have a swimming baby to hand to test this on but I do have that problem occasionally after a shower or sim of getting that little pocket of water trapped right down in your ear canal. So I thought I’d try this product out.When I next got the problem, after a shower, I tried it and it did work and dry it up pretty effectively. And is certainly got to be safer than trying to poke a Q tip or rolled up length of tissue into your ear! The force and nose of the air pod is very gentle and I don’t think it would be unpleasant for babies - it might be a bit of a surprise but I don’t think it would hurt at all or give them cause to be upset v
D**N
Pain inflicting device. Beware!
I hoped for so much from this spray. My 11 year old swims several times a week so ear infections are a sadly common problem. Just used this a few minutes ago after a swimming gala. She screamed in pain. After a few minutes, the pain had not abated. She said that it felt like her ear was on fire! We eventually had to wash out the ear with water.... the very thing we were trying to get rid of. Even then the pain continued! It took about 20 minutess for the pain to go. I'm now worried I may have done some permanent damage. My daughter said that an ear infection is far preferable to the pain this has caused. I strongly advise against using this. At least, try it out on yourself first. The box really needs to carry a warning.
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