Express Ear Drops for Hardened Ear Wax, 10ml

I had never had earwax issue before. I apparently had built up such a bad case that not even my doctor could remove it. I was desperate and uncomfortable, and found this brand recommended by a Reddit user. It completely cleared the blockage along with a spray bottle kit like Urgent Care clinic used which I also got off Amazon. I saved myself a repeat visit to be treated by UrgentCare at literally 2/3 less of the cost than I spent at my original visit.

We went to the pediatrician, my child is 16 and had tubes in her ears in KINDERGARTEN and the dr can see the tube stuck in lodged wax in my child’s ear that is blocking her hearing. The dr tried everything to flush the ear and was trying to keep from having to send us to the ENT. I bought these to try on a wing and a prayer that we could soften it and the dr could get it in a week when we were set to go back. Success, THANK YOU!!! I can not back these enough, 10/10, huge money saver and my daughter never remembers hearing better.

Works great!!!

Arrived in good condition and product does work

Easy to use.

Otex Express lists its components as urea hydrogen peroxide, 8-hydroxyqunoline, and glycerol. Concentrations are not given. The instructions say that once opened, the bottle should be discarded after four weeks. I used it per instructions, for 5 days (the instructions suggest to use it for 3-4 days, twice a day), in my left ear. I could not say that I felt any difference, or anything came out. For my right year, I used another brand, very popular and readily available on Amazon, based on carbamide peroxide. The comparison is not totally fair because I used carbamide peroxide for about a week - two days longer than Otex. Not sure how much difference it made. I was able to wash a couple of small soft pieces of wax from my right ear, while nothing came out of the left ear. I ended up going to the doctor's office for ear cleaning. The right ear which I treated with carbamide peroxide had relatively little wax left, and it it was soft enough to suck it out very quickly. The left ear, treated with Otex, took a lot of time and even special Rx grade softening drops to remove all wax. From this, I concluded that Otex was not efficient for me, less efficient that cheaper local brands. I also concluded that ear drops can soften the wax and can make the removal procedure easier, but they may or may not actually help to get rid of wax - I guess, it is a matter of luck.

Cleaned my ears out! Super easy to use

This didn't seem to work for me any better than a couple of drops of peroxide, which is way less expensive.