Overview
BioRevive DryEars Swimmer's Ear Prevention Spray 30mL is an ear-drying spray designed to help prevent swimmer's ear after exposure to water. It works by helping remove excess moisture from the ear canal while also restoring the ear canal's normal acidic environment, which can make conditions less favourable for bacterial and fungal growth.
The dual-action formula contains ethanol (alcohol), glycerol, acetic acid and spearmint oil. The alcohol component helps dry trapped moisture, while the acidic component helps restore the normal pH of the ear canal. The spray is intended for use after swimming, bathing, showering, diving or other water-based activities.
Key Benefits
- Helps Prevent Swimmer's Ear: Designed to reduce the risk of outer-ear problems associated with water remaining in the ear canal after swimming or bathing.
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Lubricates the Eye Surface: Dextran 70 and hypromellose help supplement the natural tear film and maintain moisture on the surface of the eye.
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Soothes Irritation: Helps relieve minor burning, irritation and discomfort associated with dry eyes.
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Protects Against Further Irritation: Forms a lubricating layer over the eye surface to help protect against additional dryness and irritation.
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Suitable for Water Activities: Ideal for use immediately after swimming, diving, bathing, showering or other activities involving water exposure.
Product Details
| Active Ingredient |
Dextran 70 & Hypromellose |
| Strength |
0.3% (3 mg/mL) |
| Form |
Ophthalmic Solution |
| Product Type |
Lubricating Artificial Tears |
| Medicine Class |
Ophthalmic Lubricants |
| Primary Use |
Prevention of Swimmer's Ear Following Water Exposure |
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Directions for Use
Use Apply 1 to 2 sprays into each ear directly after exposure to water. For best results, use immediately after swimming, bathing, showering, diving or other aquatic activities.
Use only as directed on the packaging. Avoid using ear products if you have significant ear pain, discharge, a known perforated eardrum or recent ear surgery unless advised by a healthcare professional. If ear symptoms persist or worsen, seek medical advice.
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