Sometimes, using a curette to remove ear wax is not the right approach for the
patient. Sometimes you'll get an ear canal with hard, dry or impacted wax that
needs to be irrigated. But traditional methods that shoot water directly into the
ear canal can be both dangerous and messy.

That's why we developed the OtoClear Tip.

OtoClear Tips were developed as a better way to irrigate patients' ears.
Older irrigation methods that simply shot out a stream of water were often
too harsh and could injure the eardrum. Not to mention that they were messy
(kind of like trying to attach a balloon to a spigot...while the water is turned on).

What makes the OtoClear Tip so unique and effective are two simple features:

• A design that deflects water to the sides of the ear canal, instead
  of directly at the tympanic membrane.
  
• A flared shape that fits snugly into the ear canal with exit portals for
  the water and debris to escape without splash back.