Ear Wax Removal, 1080P Ear Otoscope, Wireless Ear Wax Remover Tool, Ear Camera with 6 LED Lights Compatible with iPhone, iPad & Android

The media could not be loaded.  With trouble getting to see a doctor, I ordered this to check one of my ears as I thought it could be blocked.Thus ear wax removal tool comes with everything you need to clean an ear out.One camera with wax removal toolUsb c charger cableSpare wax removal tips.InstructionsScan the qr code or search iTunes or play store. Download the app and then turn on the camera. Connect WiFi to the device and you can then see inside your ear in real-time. Picture quality is fantastic and you can record video or take stills whilst cleaning out your ear.Take care be gently and you will be able to check your ears our and removal of wax is easy.

The wax removal tool kit is light in weight and the size is also small which is occupying less space in my bag. It is very easy to use. All you need to do is to download the Suear app. This tool kit had a 5MP lens pixel camera which provides a very clear image. Previously, I used to be afraid of removing the ear wax for my grandparents but now, because of this tool kit I can clean the ear wax safely. It had 6 bright LED lights which enabled me to brighten the canal and through this, I can clearly see the dark places. It is made up of silicon material which is too smooth to use and cannot only clear the ear wax effectively but is also safe to use for adults as well as kids. It also has a non-heating chip which is used to maintain the temperature constant. This tool kit can be used at home and also outdoors.

This is great to check if ears blocked.I would only recommend this if you have a steady hand and patience.Any wax thats fallen away you can pick up and remove. Use ear drops for a week or so before trying to scoop excess wax...Dont and ill say this again DONT attempt to dig hard wax if its in a wall across the tube, you will push the wax futher back and you wont be able to hear anything and possible tinitus.If its blocked across the ear tube then arrange for "microsuction" via doctors at hospital or via opticians which probably will be quicker but costs.Dont dig about you will damage your ear drum.

The media could not be loaded.  It is a product that I really admire and am very surprised. My wife always wanted to buy 1 of this product. We had a new baby so I had to buy such a product. But I didn't know which one to trust. I researched this product for hours on the internet!I finally found it!The product is a fast-charging and easy-to-use product.Download the app called Suear and connect your phone with the device. Then the direct camera will be active. Picture/Video is very very good and clear.They send 6 spare tips with it. You can clearly see inside your ear. I do not know if it is suitable for use for the nose, but I think it can be used in an emergency. If something gets into your nose or ear, you can control it with this product.I think I bought a really profitable and useful product :)

Having had ear wax problems a few times over the years and having to have my ears syringed more than once I was quite intrigued to try this little gadget.Initial connection to Internet / phone was fairly easy but has played up slightly on a couple of other occasions but ok generally.While firstly finding the on screen live images on my phone of the inside of my ear a bit gross, 5 mins later I found them quite interesting and helpful to guide my movement within my ear.Having used cotton buds in the past I have found they can often do the opposite of what you want and end up pushing wax further into your ear and causing further blocking.So live images on your phone are handy to guide you towards the wax you are trying to get out (see attached picture)Overall I think this is quite a handy affordable clever bit of kit and well worth a try if you have ear wax / ear blockage problems 👍although I don't think it would be a good idea to go to deep into the ear or use it to often in case you make your ear sore.Different attachments provided are useful as well.

To be fair it was a God's sent. Over 2 weeks had my ear blocked. My fault really as used a q-tip to dry my ears after having a bath. Tried almost everything like wax dissolving drops, syringe and ear hoover thingy. It didn't really help. It was very difficult to do anything without seeing my ear so thought I'd give this a go. It helped a lot. Very tiny tip allowed me to reach inside of my ear without causing any discomfort. Camera quality is surprisingly good it enlarges everything keeping the picture sharp. Nice little scoop helped gently remove the wax without irritating the ear. Also I could show my boys what is going on in their ears. Usually they resist when I try to clean their ears but now after they saw how gross it can get they let me clean their ears happily

First, a note of caution. As a former medical clinician it is obvious of the need to ‘go easy’ and with great care!Once connected, I was impressed with the video quality. It’s always a little unsettling viewing your own internal anatomy so be aware of that, but once settled it was fairly shocking to see just how much obstruction there was of the dreaded wax.Wax is supposed to make its own way out of the ear but for many, like me, this happens poorly. The reason I bought this ‘scope was to confirm what I thought but to also then know if an expensive treatment via private ear specialists would be necessary in advance. GP surgery’s are offering syringing less and less these days and so with care, I can manage my wax build ups in a more informed way.