Thanks for the great recommendation friend👍

My thoughts exactly. I was hoping to see an actual remedy, not a 7 minute advert.

I appreciate reviews of cars, tools, guns and other products by experts in these subjects. How else am I going to get insight into what is a good product before buying. I doubt Dr Cliff is bring paid for his recommendations.

@@MrTennc Doesn't matter if he gets paid or not. Look at the video title. It doesn't say " This is the best product to use." It suggests he's going to tell you how to remove ear wax, not that he's going to recommend a product. It's basically clickbait.

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@@MrTennc he clearly stated that it's a sponsored video. That means he got paid to shill this product.

Hi let me know how you get on ☺️ I think I have the same problem.

@Rizzy Will do friend. Also it's hard to find the product!!! They are sold out everywhere!!! But once I find it and use it I'll let you know the results 👍🏻

@@banja8837 how did it go :0!? I hope you found it!!

Did you ever try it? :)

@@KatNicholson they never come back to tell us

Perhaps if you didn’t dry it

@@Stringz Perhaps. But it would be difficult to dry the inside of that bulb.

Doesn't the nozzle come off?

@@richstewart1 not if the nozzle comes off, bulbs have been classical used to pull out yuks from babes noses I thought surely they come apart to was them and allow them to dry? Edit to say no, I'm wrong, they do not come apart. I found a blog called "Life of a Crafty Momma" who cut hers open ...

@@Meekseek Must be talking about a different kind. The bulb I used was just a one piece rubber squeeze bulb.

I didn't find it EarwaxMD here in British Columbia Canada, or via Amazon CA. Olive oil didn't work for me. Same for peroxide based products. What finally worked for me was four drops of a saturated baking soda solution left in for five minutes followed by a rinse of one part vinegar in four parts water. Only took one try.

Love those people who watch something for FREE and complain about a content creator asking for a favor at the beginning of a video that took them hours of their free time to create. 🙄

@@DrCliffAuD You specifically mention that Eosera was the video sponsor for this. This wasn't "hours of your free time" out of the kindness of your heart, you got paid to do it. If you were being honest and serious about this, you also should have scrutinized the "research study" you talked about in your video. Did you even read it? 2 out of the 5 authors reported a conflict of interest, either being employees of or owning stake in Eosera. Further, peer reviews of the study have criticized it for having fundamental flaws with their methodology that challenges the accuracy of their findings. For anyone curious, the research paper is "In vitro comparison of three earwax removal formulations for the disintegration of earwax", go read the peer findings on it.

I've heard of it, been scared to try it tho

Vinegar alone didn't work for me. Neither did olive oil, as I had a dry clog. What worked for me was four drops of a saturated baking soda solution left in for 5 minutes, followed by a rinse of one part vinegar in four parts water. It took only one try.

Microsuction is evil!

Of course, it depends on how fast you produce wax, but most people would be good every 2-4 weeks.

@@DrCliffAuD please reply I was diagnosed to have sensoneural hearing damage but not loss or you can say a sensoneural hearing loss from mild to moderate level .. i'm 18 .. does that mean I'm gonna need a hearing aid ?

@@DrCliffAuD please reply

Probably not every day. Of course, this truly depends on the person.

See a specialist if you have a perforated ear drum always

Did it work?

exactly my thought. Nothing like a really juicy dangling modifier!

Daaaaaad... 😅

I went to the doctor to remove my earwax years ago, the doctor gave a liquid to soften up my earwax it took about 1 week to soften up. But if he says this liquid can do it in 15mins then i will buy it for sure. Paid commercial or not, literally u will see all your earwax coming out

Your expectations are ridiculous. 😂😂😂

My family doctor had me use olive oil for two weeks 3 or 4 drops per day, then did a warm water rinse in the office, so I assume it is safe. Didn't work. Problem is it only works with the waxy type of plug. The peroxide based commercial product didn't work for me either, and in fact inflamed my ear canal. Finally, after much research, I found that for dried up wax plug, a different approach is needed. I used a saturated baking soda solution left in for five minutes, followed by a rinse using a bulb with a mixture of one part vinegar in four parts water to restore the slight acidity of the ear canal. Worked after one attempt. Now, to prevent future plugs, I never allow soap to get into my ear canal and instead rinse gently with warm water using my finger in the shower.

How did I cause harm?

​@@DrCliffAuDhe was looking for reassurance....under the oath you took regarding using this product your sponsoring ...how did you miss that 😮

Absolutely not

Lazy bones.

@@RosyOutlook2 I forgot all about this comment, but I did do the test! It is updated now!

Dizziness is typically caused by the cold temperature of an eardrop or peroxide. Keep the Earwax MD in your pocket for 5-10 minutes before applying so it gets closer to body temperature.

@@DrCliffAuD thank you - I will get some today

Does peroxide work for you? Been dropping oil in my ear for weeks and it's not working :(

@@erihitsuki peroxide does work , but I like Earwax MD better

Thanks. This will help incase they miss the disclaimer that it is a sponsored video. 😂 You're a true American hero!

My doctor used a rinse bottle with warm water. I was able to get the same thing on Amazon, so now I am able to do it myself.

My family doctor had me use olive oil for two weeks 3 or 4 drops per day, then did a warm water rinse in the office, so I assume it is safe. Didn't work. Problem is it only works with the waxy type of plug. The peroxide based commercial product didn't work for me either, and in fact inflamed my ear canal. Finally, after much research, I found that for dried up wax plug, a different approach is needed. I used a saturated baking soda solution left in for five minutes, followed by a rinse using a bulb with a mixture of one part vinegar in four parts water to restore the slight acidity of the ear canal. Worked after one attempt. Now, to prevent future plugs, I never allow soap to get into my ear canal and instead rinse gently with warm water using my finger in the shower.

My family doctor had me use olive oil for two weeks 3 or 4 drops per day, then did a warm water rinse in the office, so I assume it is safe. Didn't work. Problem is it only works with the waxy type of plug. The peroxide based commercial product didn't work for me either, and in fact inflamed my ear canal. Finally, after much research, I found that for dried up wax plug, a different approach is needed. I used a saturated baking soda solution left in for five minutes, followed by a rinse using a bulb with a mixture of one part vinegar in four parts water to restore the slight acidity of the ear canal. Worked after one attempt. Now, to prevent future plugs, I never allow soap to get into my ear canal and instead rinse gently with warm water using my finger in the shower.

Before you lose all hearing. See a hearing specialist.

Thanks, if I waited until the end to request that you like the video, you wouldn't even know who I am. KZfaq would never recommend my stuff.

Get over it...hit like..be a decent human being

@@colettejaques2559 I did. I did. Great advice.

I hope you have quit the habit of smelling your own earwax Daryl with a Y. You ought to consult your doctor for serious medical advice concerning such obvious life threatening habits. 😎 🧐 🫠

Almost everyday but not everyday just sometimes

What does it smell like mate?! The people want to know

An advertisement that tells you exactly what product to get to solve the problem that led you to click and watch this video. You're welcome. 👍

Fr like bro I ain’t speak yappaniese

it gets grosser the longer it goes on

My doctor squeezed water into my ear to clear a clog (after 2 weeks of olive oil drops), so I assume it is safe, if done gently.