AUDISPRAY

AUDISPRAY Adult Ear Spray

Product features

Audispray Adult - A 100% natural product

Audispray Adult contains a hypertonic, microbiologically controlled seawater solution. With Audispray Adult, the use of cotton swabs can be avoided, which push the earwax to the eardrum.

What is Audispray Adult used for?
Audispray Adult softens and dissolves earwax and supports its natural excretion to the outside. Regular use of Audispray Adult prevents the accumulation of earwax and impurities in the ear canal. Audispray Adult without propellant gas and with overpressure protection on the spray head enables regular, effective and safe ear cleaning.

Who can use Audispray Adult?
Adolescents and adults from 12 years of age: one to two applications per ear, two to three times a week. People with excessive cerumen production can use Audispray Adult daily. Hearing aid wearers are advised to use Audispray Adult every evening after removing the hearing aid so that the cerumen does not impair the functionality of the hearing aid.

How is Audispray Adult used?

1. Hold the spray head to the ear and spray one to two times into each ear. Keep the spray bottle upright.
2. Massage the base of the ear for a few seconds.
3. Tilt your head to the side so that the remaining liquid can run out and wipe it off.
4. Rinse the spray head with hot water after each use

Contraindications

Do not use in case of otitis media, perforated eardrum and in general in people with a medical history (dizziness, medical or surgical interventions...).

Safety instructions for use

If you have any questions or pain, consult your doctor or pharmacist before using the product. If a cerumen plug has already formed, the plug may swell and cause pain due to the action of Audispray Adult. In this case, please consult your doctor. It is recommended to use up Audispray Adult no later than one year after the first use. Do not exceed the expiry date stated on the packaging and the spray bottle.

Audispray Adult is a medical device in accordance with the European Directive 93/42/EEC Germany.

Source: Information from the package leaflet
Status: 11/2017