dive drop, Diver's ear drops 10 g

The diving drops from the pharmacy

These diving ear drops are professionally made for you by hand in our pharmacy laboratory . All raw materials are tested for quality and purity and meet the requirements of the German Pharmacopoeia.

Diving drops recipe: What are the ear drops made of?

The ear drops are based on a tried and tested recipe for divers consisting of:

• Glacial acetic acid (concentrated acetic acid)
• glycerin (glycerol)
• Alcohol (ethanol)

Ear drops, Diver 10 g, dive drop Composition:  

 Acetic acid 99%, glycerol 85%, ethanol 70% 

What are ear drops for divers used for?

Diving in pools, the sea and lakes in particular can create ideal conditions for irritation and inflammation in the external ear canal. Special ear drops for divers can be used as prevention.

Applying divers ear drops

After the dive, rinse your ears with lukewarm water. You should use drinking water for this, as tap water in some countries can contain germs.

If the bottle is cold, first warm it in your hand for a few minutes, as cold ear drops can cause dizziness.

Then place two to four drops in each ear . The best way to do this is to tilt your head to the side or lie on your side with your ear up. Remain in this position for one to two minutes and allow the diving drops to take effect. Then let the liquid drain out again.

What else you can do besides the divers ear drops

• Avoid strenuous cleaning with cotton swabs as earwax forms a natural protective layer. Instead of mechanical cleaning, rinsing with lukewarm (drinking) water is better.
• If it is windy, wear a headband or hat as wind protection, but not over wet ears. After rinsing, gently pat your ears dry and only then put on a windbreaker.

Buy diving drops: You don't need a prescription

In our online shop you can order the diving drops easily and conveniently from home. You don't need a prescription . The recipe will be made for you after you order.

Further information on divers ear drops

Contraindication:                                             
The ear drops should not be used in cases of hypersensitivity or perforation of the eardrum. 

Shelf life: See packaging