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product_id: 743150979
title: "Ears treatment with glue with 10 balloons for ears or otitis media with effusion, made of food grade rubber, suitable for kids and adults"
brand: "glosaie"
price: "$52.77"
currency: USD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 5
category: "Glosaie"
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region: United States of America
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# Ears treatment with glue with 10 balloons for ears or otitis media with effusion, made of food grade rubber, suitable for kids and adults

**Brand:** glosaie
**Price:** $52.77
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Ears treatment with glue with 10 balloons for ears or otitis media with effusion, made of food grade rubber, suitable for kids and adults by glosaie
- **How much does it cost?** $52.77 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.us](https://www.desertcart.us/products/743150979-ears-treatment-with-glue-with-10-balloons-for-ears-otitis)

## Best For

- glosaie enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted glosaie brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Description

Glue Ear Treatment Balloon is a non-pharmacological, non-surgical method to gently and effectively address glue ears or otitis media. This complementary physical treatment inflates a balloon through the nostril to open the Eustachian tube, facilitating fluid drainage from the middle ear. This process relieves and reduces the symptoms of glue ear. It is suitable for both children and adults.

Review: Weird Looking, But Works! - About 15 years ago, I had both eardrums rupture. I ended up with two ear tube surgeries with complications that impacted my hearing, taste, and other issues. Last year, I had eardrum perforations that ended up with me having to go through a $40k eustachian tube dilation surgery. I received no benefit from any of the procedures. Moreover, my hearing diminished significantly. I would need a bone conductor device if I wanted to get my hearing back to what it was 10 years ago. Unfortunately, bone conductors are hard to acquire and they're very expensive. I had lost all hope On a lark, I decided to try this goofy contraption out. Man! This is probably the most life-impacting thing that has happened to me in a long time. It came in a tin similar to Altoids mints. There was a weird plastic piece and a few white toy balloons. The instructions seemed almost too simple. Really, I thought I was being conned. Nothing about it appeared to me like a valid medical device. But, I gave it a chance and I am glad I did! My only real complaint is the instructions are a bit vague on how often you are to change out the balloons. I have concluded that you should change out the toy balloons at least once a day as the elasticity diminishes over time. Using nothing more than a toy balloon and a simple plastic piece to inflate the balloon with the nose, it is the craziest setup I have ever seen. I would suggest having a sip of water before each use as the swallowing exercises can be difficult. They say you only have to blow it up to the size of a grapefruit but I found it hard to blow a balloon up that small. Then again, it is seemingly made for children, so they don't have the lung capacity that I do after years of playing the tuba and swimming. Trust me, they say to give it three weeks of continuous use doing the treatment for three times a day. You'll need to do at least three weeks if not six. Buy a bunch of toy balloons. Be consistent. For me, my eureka moment came when I had a few seconds one night that I could hear. The next week, I had a few hours on two separate days. Take your wins....celebrate them. The more wins you get, the more invested you will become in keeping up with the treatments. Before using this device, I was constantly going back and forth to the ENT with reports of no benefit after the surgery. ENTs aren't cheap either! After the dilation procedure failed, the ENT told me the only other choice was ear tubes...which he said wouldn't probably work. After doing treatment with this device for a month, the ENT was amazed and discharged me from his care. He'd even said that he saw them at conventions and didn't believe the claims being made by the salesmen. After hearing my story, he was going to look into them for his own practice. Naturally, my story is unique to me. Not everyone will get the same benefit. I know how down one can get when the medical system fails you. Still, you definitely need to talk with your doctor before trying something like this. Had I known about this device earlier, I could have saved me thousands of dollars, weeks off from work, my hearing, and more by just blowing up a balloon three times a day with my nose. It sounds stupid...it looks as bad as it sounds...but you get amazing results.
Review: Just buy it already! - BEST MONEY EVER SPENT. My ear has been clogged for the last 2 weeks after being sick, nothing was helping. This was my last ditched effort before scheduling an ENT appointment. It worked in the first try, but my ear was better still slightly clogged, gave it another try and it worked beautifully! If it didn’t work it may be user error. Make sure you are swallowing while letting the air push back up into your nose.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CCVGXP53 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #70,575 in Health & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care ) #400 in Ear Care |
| Brand Name | Glosaie |
| Chain Type | Bead Chain |
| Closure Type | Ball |
| Colour | white |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 85 Reviews |
| Item Type Name | Ear Treatment |
| Material Type | Rubber |
| Number of Pieces | 12 |
| Product Style | Modern |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Weird Looking, But Works!
*by K***N on 24 July 2024*

About 15 years ago, I had both eardrums rupture. I ended up with two ear tube surgeries with complications that impacted my hearing, taste, and other issues. Last year, I had eardrum perforations that ended up with me having to go through a $40k eustachian tube dilation surgery. I received no benefit from any of the procedures. Moreover, my hearing diminished significantly. I would need a bone conductor device if I wanted to get my hearing back to what it was 10 years ago. Unfortunately, bone conductors are hard to acquire and they're very expensive. I had lost all hope On a lark, I decided to try this goofy contraption out. Man! This is probably the most life-impacting thing that has happened to me in a long time. It came in a tin similar to Altoids mints. There was a weird plastic piece and a few white toy balloons. The instructions seemed almost too simple. Really, I thought I was being conned. Nothing about it appeared to me like a valid medical device. But, I gave it a chance and I am glad I did! My only real complaint is the instructions are a bit vague on how often you are to change out the balloons. I have concluded that you should change out the toy balloons at least once a day as the elasticity diminishes over time. Using nothing more than a toy balloon and a simple plastic piece to inflate the balloon with the nose, it is the craziest setup I have ever seen. I would suggest having a sip of water before each use as the swallowing exercises can be difficult. They say you only have to blow it up to the size of a grapefruit but I found it hard to blow a balloon up that small. Then again, it is seemingly made for children, so they don't have the lung capacity that I do after years of playing the tuba and swimming. Trust me, they say to give it three weeks of continuous use doing the treatment for three times a day. You'll need to do at least three weeks if not six. Buy a bunch of toy balloons. Be consistent. For me, my eureka moment came when I had a few seconds one night that I could hear. The next week, I had a few hours on two separate days. Take your wins....celebrate them. The more wins you get, the more invested you will become in keeping up with the treatments. Before using this device, I was constantly going back and forth to the ENT with reports of no benefit after the surgery. ENTs aren't cheap either! After the dilation procedure failed, the ENT told me the only other choice was ear tubes...which he said wouldn't probably work. After doing treatment with this device for a month, the ENT was amazed and discharged me from his care. He'd even said that he saw them at conventions and didn't believe the claims being made by the salesmen. After hearing my story, he was going to look into them for his own practice. Naturally, my story is unique to me. Not everyone will get the same benefit. I know how down one can get when the medical system fails you. Still, you definitely need to talk with your doctor before trying something like this. Had I known about this device earlier, I could have saved me thousands of dollars, weeks off from work, my hearing, and more by just blowing up a balloon three times a day with my nose. It sounds stupid...it looks as bad as it sounds...but you get amazing results.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just buy it already!
*by K***E on 8 July 2026*

BEST MONEY EVER SPENT. My ear has been clogged for the last 2 weeks after being sick, nothing was helping. This was my last ditched effort before scheduling an ENT appointment. It worked in the first try, but my ear was better still slightly clogged, gave it another try and it worked beautifully! If it didn’t work it may be user error. Make sure you are swallowing while letting the air push back up into your nose.

### ⭐ Not impressed.b
*by S***N on 22 May 2026*

Does not work.

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*Last updated: 2026-10-09*