Begin with Soft mode. Increase the pressure only if the water flow remains comfortable and the product instructions indicate that a higher setting is appropriate.

Hard or impacted earwax may need to be softened before rinsing. Ask a pharmacist or healthcare professional which softening method is appropriate for you, especially if you have a history of ear problems.

Use clean, lukewarm water close to body temperature. Do not use water that feels noticeably hot or cold.

No. Do not irrigate an ear with a known or suspected eardrum perforation, ear tubes, active infection or previous ear surgery unless a qualified healthcare professional specifically advises you to do so.

Empty the water chambers, remove the irrigation tip and rinse the removable components according to the supplied instructions. Use the included brush to clean the chamber, then allow every part to dry completely.

For better hygiene, each person should use a separate tip. Clean and dry reusable tips thoroughly after every session and do not share a tip that has not been properly cleaned.

Stop repeated irrigation and contact a healthcare professional. Persistent blockage, pain, drainage, dizziness or hearing changes may require a professional ear examination.