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Daily OTC Pearl: Similasan Earache Relief
Author(s)Saro Arakelians, PharmD
Similasan Earache Relief drops are recommended for earache discomfort, clogged ears, and trapped water.
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OTC/Lifestyle Pearl of the Day: Similasan Earache Relief
Indication: Similasan treats relief ear pain and ear discomfort.
Insight:
- Active ingredients: Chamomile flower
- Directions: The recommended dose is 3-5 drops per ear as needed. Keep drops in ear for 3-5 minutes. Continue use until symptoms diminish, up to 4 times daily for up to 48 hours, or as directed by a physician.
- This product is preservative-free.
- Similasan Earache Relief drops are recommended for earache discomfort, clogged ears, and trapped water.
- Similasan Earache Relief ear drops stimulate the body's natural defenses instead of masking earache symptoms, such as aching ears, clogged ears, and water in ears.
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