Top Ear Care

Odinell Ear Spray eliminates excessive earwax from the ear canal, helping to maintain the health of your ears and restore any hearing loss caused by excessive wax buildup. This non-aggressive and isotonic cleaning solution contains Chamomile extract, which calms and soothes the irritation of the ear canal and the ear due to daily wear of hearing aids.

Get immediate relief from otic discomforts with the help of Miracell Anti Ear Itch ProEar.

 

Great earplugs for swimming, showering, or any other water activity! Prevents swimmer's ear and keeps your ear comfortably dry.

Dry your ears naturally! Great for drying your ears after swimming to avoid swimmers ear or before putting hearing aids in for a nice secure fit.

Putty Buddies are the colorful, fun way to protect your kids from swimmer's ear.

Floatable Putty Buddies Earplugs really do float so they are easy to retrieve when they get dropped in the pool! These colorful, soft silicone ear plugs are larger than most other child-sized silicone ear plugs to completely fill the outer ear, providing a watertight seal over the ear canal. With an estimated 20-22 dB noise reduction, the soft silicone lets your child hear through the plug well enough that you can get your child's attention if you need to. The system using an Ear Band-it headband with Putty Buddies Ear Plugs was originally designed by an Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist for his young patients with ear tubes to help keep the Putty Buddies swimming ear plugs secure, even during vigorous activity.

Note: Colors may not be exactly what you see on the screen.  If you have multiple color choice fill out contact form with colors you would like.

Westone TRU Watersport Earplugs for keeping your ears dry and water free. Not hearing protection but ear protection! Great for lakes, oceans, pools, etc.

This is the perfect little pocket otoscope for parents to check their kids' ears or for nurses and hearing healthcare professionals in training. It is a low-cost option that lets you see into the ear canal and view the tympanic membrane... or maybe find something that shouldn't be there at all.