Product Overview
Brand: EarPopper
Features:
- Clinically proven treatment for eustachian tube dysfunction, otitis media with effusion (glue ear), negative ear pressure and ear fullness caused by airline travel and scuba diving.
- Quick relief in 3 simple steps
- No medication or surgery required
- Delivers safe stream of air
- Suitable for adults and children 4+ (with adult supervision)
Details: Product description How can the EarPopper help me? The EarPopper balances pressure in the middle ear by delivering a safe, constant stream of air in to the nasal cavity. During the moment of swallowing, the air opens the eustachian tube and clears the middle ear, relieving negative ear pressure and allowing any fluids to drain. Symptoms of negative ear pressure including: hearing loss, feeling of fullness in the ear, headache and dizziness. For some people they can encourage the ears to pop by holding their nose and exhaling, but this does not work for all. For those who suffer with negative ear pressure, there is the EarPopper. Conditions such as otitis media with effusion (glue ear) is when the middle ear becomes filled with thick fluid. This is caused by the eustachian tube becoming blocked meaning air cannot pass through the middle ear. In many cases glue ear will clear up within 3 months but for some the condition lasts longer, risking long term issues, particularly in children. The EarPopper is a clinical device, proven to help restore hearing to normal limits in people suffering from persistent glue ear (otitis media with effusion).The sensation of popping ears is a familiar side effect of flying. Usually the pressure inside and outside the ear is the same. Often changes in air pressure are experienced gradually, allowing our ears to adapt without issues. However, whilst flying there are very fast changes in air pressure. The eustachian tube is located in the middle ear and its main function is to ensure the pressure outside and inside the ear is the same. When our ears pop during a flight it is caused by the eustachian tube adjusting to the rapid change in pressure. When our ears take longer to pop or equalise this is known as negative ear pressure. Legal Disclaimer Each EarPopper includes a printed instruction leaflet (IFU), individuals should read in full before using or commencing treatment. Visit https://summitmedicalusa.com/ifu/documents/25391-earpopper-ifu/ for full IFU. A LICENSED PHYSICIAN SHOULD BE CONSULTED PRIOR TO USE. Do not use the EarPopper in the presence of ear infection, upper respiratory infection, nasal congestion, cold symptoms or a perforated eardrum. The device is not intended for multiple users.
