Overview
Waxsol Is Used To Help Remove Ear Wax In Adults, And The Elderly. Use In Children Under 12 Years Only On Medical Advice. Ear Wax Is Produced By The Glands In The Skin Lining The Ear Canal, And Its Purpose Appears To Be Protective. The Shape Of The Ear Canal Makes It Difficult To Clean. Because Of The Delicate Nature Of The Ear, Cotton Buds And Other Instruments Should Never Be Inserted Into It. Waxsol Is Used To Soften And Remove Ear Wax.
How It Works?
The Drops Help To Clear Your Ear Canal If It Is Blocked With Wax By Softening It And Breaking It Up. Waxsol Contains A Mild Emulsifier Which Penetrates And Helps Disperse Ear Wax.
Waxsol Is A Clear Colourless Liquid. It Contains 10 Ml Of Docusate Sodium 0.5 % W/V In A Water-Miscible Base Containing Glycerin And Water. It Contains A Mixture Of Hydroxybenzoate Esters 1.7 Mg/Ml And Phenoxyethanol 4.3 Mg/Ml As Preservatives.
How to use
How To Use Waxsol
Always Use Waxsol Exactly As Directed
You Should Check With Your Doctor Or Pharmacist If You Are Not Sure
How To Use The Drops
Fill The Dropper From The Bottle
Tilt Your Head To One Side
Gently Drip Waxsol Into Your Blocked Ear Until It Is Full
Place A Cotton Wool Plug In The Ear. The Best Time To Do This Is Before You Go To Bed
Only Use The Drops For 2 Nights At A Time
If You Feel That The Drops Are Not Working After This Time, Or The Problem Continues To Exist, Please Contact Your Doctor Or Pharmacist
If You Use More Waxsol Than You Should, This May Seep From The Ear
It Is Unlikely That You Will Notice Any Problems But If You Do Have Any, (Such As Skin Irritation), You Should Tell Your Doctor
If You Have Any Further Questions On The Use Of This Product, Ask Your Doctor Or Pharmacist
Ingredients
It Contains 10 Ml Of Docusate Sodium 0.5 % W/V In A Water-Miscible Base Containing Glycerin And Water. It Contains A Mixture Of Hydroxybenzoate Esters 1.7 Mg/Ml And Phenoxyethanol 4.3 Mg/Ml As Preservatives
Warning / Cautions
Keep All Medicines Out Of Reach Of Children
Store The Bottle Below 25A°C
Do Not Use Waxsol After The Expiry Date Which Is Printed Or Embossed On The Carton And Label
