MAJOR Earwax Removal Drops with 6.5% Carbamide Peroxide, 0.5 Fl Oz (1-Pack)

My kids take swimming lessons and always at the pool and this helped remove the build up

This solution of 6.5% carbamide seems to be thicker than Debrox and is somewhat hard to dispense from the dropper bottle. I heat the bottle in hot water before using, which helps. (I normally heat carbamide anyway before use to avoid vestibular disturbance in my inner ear from a cold solution.) The inactive ingredients seem to be the same as Debrox, so I'm not sure why the viscosity of this product seems to be greater. It's possible the manufacturer has minimized the use of propylene glycol as a solvent due to possible health concerns. It doesn't seem to smell as badly as Debrox, which is a big plus.

Drops are very thick but work good. I use a pair of pliers to squeeze them out!

If you are reading this, you likely know that these drops are cheap compared to Debrox and that they are also too thick (like honey) to use with any precision. But they can be made to work as well as Debrox! Two years ago, I bought several bottles because of the price and because I have to clean my ears once a month as per my doctor since I have been blessed with a wax production gone wild gene. I had to use a pair of pliers to squeeze the bottle and of course there was no way to know the quantity I was getting in there. So, I put those bottles in the fridge and forgot them then went back to Debrox. With Debrox, I again could not 'count' the drops so it was a guessing game with a lot of wasted medicine. -Two years later: So yesterday I started to order more Debrox and instead decided to master the MAJOR problems and use the proper amount and save lots of money. I have always been a great personal problem solver. Here is what I ended up doing: -Heat the drops bottle up with a small electric heater (less than $20) by setting the bottle on its box in front of the heater, lowest heat and carefully check the temp by feel and shake the bottle often to distribute the heat. Carefully, a few min. -Remove the spout of the bottle (you can also do this with Debrox and use an eye dropper to get the measure right) by pushing the tip to the side a few times from different sides. It will pop right out. Discard it. If you use Debrox, you have to reinstall the spout after withdrawing the med into an eye dropper to cap it. The MAJORS will cap without the spout. -Now you have a big hole to work with. Use a standard eye-dropper to suck up about 1/4" of from the bottle when it is warmed up. Some practice a few times make this very easy to do. I counted the drops in the eye dropper by dropping them back into the bottle to arrive at the '10'. An approx but it does not have to be exact. 5 to 10 is good. Then made a mental note of the liquid level on the glass. Anything between 5 and 10 drops is OK, I prefer about 10. Now I can use the right amount and thus save money. -Put into one ear and keep head leaning sideways for 10 min, then plug with cotton and do the other ear. Let sit for 3 hrs. -Twice per day for as long as 4 days if needed. -I got a cheap USB otoscope (Amazon) foe use with my PC about $20 so I can see what I am doing and when enough is enough. -After 2 or 3 days, I then wash out each ear with a big heavy-duty (RiteAid brand) Ear Syringe. The tiny soft ones lack having enough pressure to do a good job. -I fill it with warm water from the sink tap and lean over a sink which has a little water sitting in it so I can see what comes out. Usually takes two times. Note: My ears used to itch so bad I could hardly stand it, and I used hydrogen peroxide to clean them. Had to do it every week sometimes to control the itch. Finally, I saw a proper ear doctor and she told me that my ears itched because of the hydrogen peroxide! In fact, the first thing she asked me was if I used Hy Per in my ears, and when I said 'yes', she said, 'that's why your ears itch'. Imagine that! So I stopped using it and went a year before I had any itching again, and that was from tons of wax. -Hydrogen Peroxide made me itch insanely! You might want to try this if it rings any bells. -Hope this helps someone.

This feels more like mineral oil than ear drops from debrox. Because it is so thick I wasn't sure if it was going in my ear, since I couldn't hear the foaming bubbles I am used to. I won't say they were useless since the solution changed to a waxy color after sitting in my ear. I couldn't hear or feel the drops. If someone else is applying then it is probably fine. There is no time on the box so I just kept it in my ear until I got tired of it. In the end I threw some hydrogen peroxide in my ear to get the foaming/bubble effect

Easy to use

Very poor quality~super thick consistency, which makes it extremely difficult to squeeze out of the bottle. After using it for about two weeks, white stuff appeared in my son’s ears. Have been using Debrox Ear Wax Removal drops for years on my son with no issues. Not sure why this product created white stuff inside his ear canals. I would not recommend this product at all. If I could choose zero star or a negative star, I would.

Bought these for my father ,actually a reorder,they're the only drops he will use ,works great on clogged wax !

Actúa en el momento que la gota cae al oído obviamente si tu tapón de cerumen es de consistencia muy dura, no lo va a destruir x completo pero poco a poco va actuando en el cerumen, a mi si me ha funcionado.