Care for the ears behind your earplugs.
If you wear earplugs, in-ear monitors or earbuds a lot, earwax can build up instead of clearing on its own. EarCleanse makes a simple weekly routine out of it: a spray to soften wax, a syringe to gently flush it, wipes to keep your earplugs clean, and a camera to check in.
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Tell us how often you wear something in your ears, and we’ll lay out a simple two-week routine based on each product’s directions.
- EarCleanse Spray: two sprays in each ear, once a week. Shop
- Earcam: a quick look in your ears once a week to see if wax is building up. Shop
- Cleaning Wipes: wipe down your earplugs every other week. Shop
- Ear Syringe: when you notice buildup, gently flush it out, following the directions in the box. Shop
Want all of it in one? The Hearing Health Kit has the spray, the syringe and the wipes. For adult ears only. Don’t use these products if you have an ear infection, itchy ear canals or a perforated eardrum, and see a doctor if you have ear pain or a blockage that won’t clear.
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EarCleanse products are for adult ears. Follow the directions for each one. Looking for Stash Cans, Renewal Kits or the cleaning tool? Shop accessories
Why does earwax build up when I wear earplugs?
Your ears normally move wax out on their own. Wearing earplugs, in-ear monitors or earbuds often can get in the way of that, so wax can collect around the tip of whatever you wear.
How do I use the EarCleanse Spray?
Two sprays in each ear canal, once a week, as part of a regular ear care routine. Always follow the directions on the can. EarCleanse Spray
When should I use the ear syringe?
When you notice mild wax buildup, use the syringe to gently flush it out, following the directions in the box. Don’t use it if you have a history of a perforated eardrum.
Who shouldn’t use EarCleanse products?
They’re for adult ear canals only. Don’t use them if you have an ear infection, itchy ear canals or a perforated eardrum, or a history of one. If you have ear pain or a blockage that won’t clear, see a doctor.
Can I clean my Earasers with the spray?
No, the spray is for your ears. Clean your Earasers with warm water, a baby wipe or EarCleanse Cleaning Wipes, which are alcohol-free. Skip soap and anything with alcohol. Care instructions
How often should I use the cleaning wipes?
Every other week for most people. If you wear earplugs every day and tend to make more earwax, once a week.
Healthy ears, happy earplugs.
A few minutes a week keeps your ears clear and your Earasers working the way they should.