Description

Otorex Ear Drop is a medication used to alleviate ear discomfort It helps to dissolve earwax This eliminates the discomfort produced by hardened wax within the ear Use Otorex Ear Drop exactly as suggested by your doctor You may also read the label for instructions before taking the medication Prior...tion. Prior to taking the medication, wash your hands. To get the full advantages, use it for the duration advised. This medication is typically safe to take, with few negative effects. However, if you develop any adverse effects such as rashes, irritation, or other symptoms that you believe are caused by this medication, please visit your doctor. If this medication gets into your eyes, nose, or mouth, rinse it with lots of water. If you are nursing or have any other medical conditions, see your doctor. Let your doctor know if you have a known allergy to any of the ingredients in this medication. Read more

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Product Details

Otorex Ear Drop is a mixture of four medications: benzocaine, chlorbutol, paradichlorobenzene, and Turpentine Oil. Benzocaine is a local anesthetic. It works by preventing pain impulses from reaching the brain, reducing the sense of pain. Chlorbutol is a preservative. Paradichlorobenzene is an ear wax softener with antibacterial and antifungal properties. Turpentine oil is a lubricant.

Uses of Product

Treatment of Softening Earwax

Direction For Use

This medication is intended for external use only. Use it at the dosage and period prescribed by your doctor. Before using, double-check the instructions on the label. Hold the dropper near to your ear without touching it. Gently squeeze the dropper and insert the drug into the ear.

Safety Advices

There is no information available on how to use Otorex Ear Drop when pregnant. Please visit a doctor. There is no information available on how to use Otorex Ear Drop during nursing. Please visit a doctor.

Disclaimer

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