Ear Wax Removal Kit 1080P Wireless Otoscopes Earwax Removal Camera with 6 LED Lights Visual Ear Cleaner for Adults (Black)

Fantastic tool and great value for money so had to write a review and some thoughts from first use. Takes a bit of practice (10-20 mins), but with care you won't have to go to see nurse again....not unless you want to of course.In my case, although it feels daunting to apply pressure anywhere, the wax doesn't stick inside the canal surfaces and once you start to get it moving, it becomes easier and easier, just take time and care with each bit.It is hard to see sometimes as mentioned by others, but make sure you use the right video orientation (great feature) for left or right ear and just keep practicing.The battery didn't last enough to do both ears, but this is a minor gripe for what is otherwise a great solution for earwax build up "sufferers" like myself, needing a clear-out typically every 6 months.NOTE: Being able to "feel" when you are getting deep into the canal is important, so for the sake of safety I would not be doing it on anyone except myself and maybe my imaginary pet hamster, Albert.

Great product!Of course you have to be careful while using it, as ears are sensitive. However, it’s fantastic for removing any earwax or dirt from your ears.I haven’t tried other products like ear drops and olive oil but not nearly as good as this!Picture quality is good, surprisingly better tan you would expect from such small camera. Battery life is fine for me, one charge will serve you for multiple cleanups.I was a bit hesitant if I should buy it to begin with because of some negative reviews (like all the products) but honestly I’m glad I did! Cleaning ears becomes a lot easier when you see what you’re doing.Highly recommend for your regular ear hygiene! Sorry for not sharing pictures of actual use but I would rather keep it to myself.

I have very cuddly cats, that sleep with their heads on my pillow, and one of their fine hairs made it inside my ear and got stock on my eardrum.I could hear it moving when I tried to take it off with wet cotton buds, I tried everything, only thanks to this little camera I was able to finally get ride of it.The attachedments didn't do anything for me, I had to use tweezers to remove it.It took me a while to get use to the angle of the camera, but it worked great!And since it took me a long time, the camera got warm, not burning hot, but hot to the touch, so it became a bit uncomfortable in the end.

The media could not be loaded.  I've been having trouble with my easrs the last year or so where it always felt dull and as if something was blocking them. I regularly washed and cleaned them and used ear drops but the problem kept coming back. I saw this online and the price was good value to try. It connected easily and I could see everything in my ears, nothing to concerning and a bit tricky to move in the right direction but once you get the hang of it it's simple. The left ear is when I was surprised to see a big chunk of wax further down than I could get normally, this was what was blocking my ear. After a bit of prodding and scraping I didn't want to risk pushing it or further down or hurting myself, I used more ear drops and then pumped water in with a bulb I have. After a few goes it finally pushed this big chunk out and I was finally able to hear properly again. I wouldn't have know about it without this camera, a great gadget!

I bought this mainly just out of curiosity. I always felt like I had a lot of wax in my ears but to my surprise once I stuck this in them, there was barely ANYTHING! It was oddly satisfying and a little bit fascinating being able to see inside my ear like that.I'd read and watched a lot of things that said how dangerous it was to stick these things in your ear if you didn't know what you were doing, but I was very careful and paid attention to how each movement felt in my ear, and jamming it too deep seemed like it would have been nearly impossible due to the shape of your ear canal versus the straight metal tool. The battery seemed to last a good while straight out of the box, just long enough to have a good root around in both ears. It came with a few different tools, but I could find absolutely no instructions on how to use them so stuck with the default tiny silicone scoop. One of the scoops did tear after a while, so that's something to be wary off in case it comes off in your ear I suppose.All in all, did as it was meant to, and sated my curiosity all at once! Will definitely use it again, too.

The first thing I did was put it on charge although it did have some charge already. Scanned the QR code downloaded the app and my phone found the network easily about 5 seconds after turning the scope on.The detail is excellent. you can see the opaque ear drum and even things behind it. Note: if you want a closer look at the ear drum then unscrew the attachment off the end first. This allows the lens to get closer without risking poking the drum and damaging it. And get used to the movement of it on your outer ear first before shoving it in and damaging something.For me it's a ten out of ten. Can't believe it was around £20. Very glad I bought it !.