A preventative ear spray used before swimming, showering or water exposure to create a light oil barrier in the ear canal. It helps reduce trapped water and irritation but is not a treatment for an active ear infection.
Active ingredients | Pharmaceutical-grade olive oil, tea tree oil and mineral oil in a metered-dose spray.
How it works | It creates a thin water-resistant oil barrier in the outer ear canal — like an “invisible ear plug” — helping reduce trapped water after swimming, bathing or showering. Earol states it helps reduce the risk of trapped water and irritation.
Indications | Prevention of trapped water, swimmer’s ear tendency, water exposure from swimming, showering, water sports, scuba diving. It is more of a preventative water-barrier product than a main wax-removal product.
Age range | Earol EarolSwim is suitable for children from 12 months old, adults and older people.
How to use | Prime a new bottle by warming in palm, shaking, then pressing actuator 3–4 times until spray appears. Before entering water, pull upper ear/pinna upwards and backwards. Hold bottle upright with nozzle at the ear canal entrance and spray once into each ear. Massage tragus and move jaw. One spray should last at least 6 hours according to Earol.
Warnings & precautions | Single-person use only. Avoid if allergic/sensitive to olive oil, tea tree oil, vegetable oils or mineral oils. Speak to a doctor/nurse first if there are pre-existing outer ear conditions. Do not spray near eyes, nose, mouth or naked flame. For ear canal use only. Discard after the period stated on the leaflet; the older PIL states 6 months after first application.
