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Debrox contains carbamide peroxide, an agent that releases oxygen when it contacts earwax in the ear canal. This foaming action softens and loosens impacted cerumen so it can drain out naturally or be flushed away with warm water.

Tilt your head sideways, instill the prescribed number of drops into the affected ear, and keep your head tilted for several minutes to allow the solution to work. A cotton ball may be placed gently at the ear opening. Your physician will provide specific dosing instructions.

Most people notice improvement within a few days of twice-daily use. In cases of significant impaction, a full course of up to four days may be needed before the softened wax can be gently flushed out with warm water.

Debrox should not be used if you have a perforated eardrum, ear drainage, ear discharge, or severe ear pain. These symptoms require evaluation by a physician before any ear drop treatment is started.

Yes, Debrox can be used in both ears if both are affected by wax buildup, but you should treat one ear at a time to follow the proper instillation technique. Your physician will advise you based on your specific situation.

Debrox is generally well tolerated. Some people may experience temporary fizzing or warmth in the ear, which is normal. Skin irritation around the ear canal can occasionally occur. Discontinue use and contact your provider if you experience pain, rash, or new ear symptoms.

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