My son has 'problem ears' - there is always something wrong with them! Admittedly, he got this from me as I always had problems with my ears when I was younger. It seems that every few months he gets ear ache, sometimes it's caused by wax, other times it's an infection. Usually I'll take him to the doctors to check as I can't always see if it's wax or not. The last time we went it turned out to be wax, again. I told the doctor that we use Olive oil a lot in a dropper, which seems to clear it for a while, although obviously not long term as it kept reoccurring. He suggested a formula specifically designed for wax and gave us a prescription for ...  Read the complete review

Review of Cerumol Ear Drops Why I Bought it Both my daughter and my partner have hearing loss, for different reasons, but they both suffer with the discomfort of hardened, excessive ear wax. The condition is uncomfortable for them as the presence of the wax can have the effect of lessening what hearing they do have. Unfortunately, a side effect of my partner's hearing aid is that it causes a build up of ear wax. Cerumol was recommended to me by my daughter's Doctor when she was little and I have since purchased it for my partner. The Product **Packaging** Cerumol Ear Drops are designed to aid the loosening and ...  Read the complete review

I bought this stuff out of desperation. I was at work, supposedly serving customers, but my ears were blocked with wax and I couldn't hear much of what was being asked of me. So during lunch hour I dashed to the local chemist. I knew olive oil is all that is needed for ear drops to loosen/remove ear wax, but not having a dropper to administer it I gathered the only easy way to acquire one was by buying a specific ear drop product. I selected Earex peanut oil stuff as it was the cheapest at £3.04. I noticed they also stocked small bottles of olive oil with an ear dropper for about a fiver!? The chemist recommended Cerumol instead, being only 5p more expensive and ...  Read the complete review