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Where can i buy a ear dropper thing?
calpoze
Posts: 3 Newbie
Basically i want to use it with olive oil to sort out ear wax, i have made an appointment to get it syringed but want to do this before i go.
Using a spoon is too much messing about, so can i go into maybe lloyds pharmacy and buy an empty dropper like thing?
Or do i have to buy some off the shelf ear wax remover?
Using a spoon is too much messing about, so can i go into maybe lloyds pharmacy and buy an empty dropper like thing?
Or do i have to buy some off the shelf ear wax remover?
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Hi Calpoze,
Any dispensing chemist should have a stock of the little bottles and droppers in their dispensary alongside the wee bottles they use for dispensing loose tablets. Going back several years to my time in a pharmacy we'd sell them for about 70p. HTH!0 -
You can buy them from any high street pharmacy for about £1.00.0
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I just want to know, before i get my ears syringed am i supposed to use drops in my ears to soften the wax?0
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Btw i did go to my local pharmacy and they didnt have any dropper bottles so i guess i will just use a spoon!0
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I got one from the pharmacy in my local AsdaIt's 5 o'clock somewhere!0
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I have just had precisely this problem - and realised that my bottle of Rescue Remedy* has a built-in dropper/pipette in the top.
(I am not needing it for ears, but rather to get fluids into a cat who is off his food and water. It has turned out to be just the ticket as it is very small circumference and there is a little kink in the end to get between his teeth. Yay.)
Probably any of the Flower Remedies have similar but you might need a health food store for them, whereas the RR is available off the shelf in Tesco/Sainsbury's.
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You should be able to buy an oral syringe from your pharmacy, this will have the desired effect.Accept your past without regret, handle your present with confidence and face your future without fear0
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