Swim-eze is an ear drying aid that helps to dry water in the ears and relieves water-clogged ears that can cause ear infections.
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It works in seconds, relieving discomfort quickly and can be used by swimmers, divers and watersports enthusiasts.
Swim-eze is an ear drying aid that helps to dry water in the ears and relieves water-clogged ears that can cause ear infections. Swim-eze helps to reduce discomfort and the sensation of fullness or hearing impairment due to water clogged ears.
When does this occur?
At any time when water enters the ear canal, particularly when partaking in:
- Watersport Activities
- Swimming
- Diving
- Surfing
- Windsurfing
......and more
Even when just bathing, showering or washing one's hair.
Swim-eze features:
- Eliminates the unpleasant symptoms of:
- trapped ear water,
- feeling of pressure in the ears,
- temporary impairment of hearing,
- painful ear discomfort.
- Works within seconds.
- Powerful surface tension releasing action.
- Evaporates trapped ear water leaving the ear clean, water free and dry.
- Dramatically reduces risk of painful ear infections by removing any trace of water and bacteria.
- Recommended for use after swimming, diving, bathing and water sports.
- Combats trapped ear water when the problem occurs rather than having to use a preventative measure.
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