Swimmers Ear Drops for Pool & Ocean Swimming | Next Descent Prevention Drops for Waters Sports, Swimming, Diving and Snorkeling

I highly recommend this product for scuba divers that have difficulty equalizing and/or suffering from ear discomfort as a result for extended periods after. I put drops in before and after diving. I accompanied this with the use of Surf Ears to keep water out. Now i can dive down 60-90ft twice a day on vacation for more than a week with no after pain or difficulty hearing for hours to days after. I hope this helps scuba divers continue to love the enjoyment of the deep.

Não pratico esportes aquáticos. Tenho o canal auditivo muito estreito e faço uso de aparelhos auditivos. No meu ouvido esquerdo tinha muita umidade, razão pela qual reduzia a eficiência do aparelho auditivo. Usei o produto uma vez ao dia durante 03 dias seguidos, pingando apenas duas gotas no ouvido esquerdo. Notei que reduziu bastante a umidade do meu ouvido esquerdo. Estou satisfeito com a compra do produto.

Had a ear infection after diving due to trapped water in the ears, and read that this product helps due to the concoction of ingredients. Unfortunately, I think the alcohol is way too harsh for my ears, it ended up drying my ear canals so bad it started to peel, that it hurts to actually put the ear drops in. I'll have to look for alternatives like vented ear plugs while diving instead

I swim often in the summer and used to be able to get water out of my ears the normal ways- tilting head/etc. It those ways don’t work - this product does. I was surprised. I know you can make up your own solution of this stuff but it’s easy to keep in its bottle and you only use a little each time so cost really isn’t bad. It definitely works. Keep a tissue handy when using because it is acetic acid/vinegar and when it clears the ear, it comes out with the water it just cleared.

I use this when water gets trapped in my ear during swimming. The product is very effective at drying up water stuck in the ear. I find it especially useful when traveling. Nothing is worse than dealing with airplane cabin pressure changing when you have water trapped in your ears.