McKesson Ear Wash System

McKesson Ear Wash System Features

• Includes 3 disposable tips to avoid contamination between uses
• Ideal for the safe removal of ear wax and buildup
• McKesson ear wash spray bottle holds 16 fl oz
• Not made with natural rubber latex
• Effective, economical, and easy solution to clean inside of patient ears
• Ideal for safely and effectively removing cerumen
• The tube attaches to the spray bottle to create a productive and controlled ear wash solution stream

Frequently Bought Together

• Neilmed WaxOut Ear Cleaner - Helps in removing excess earwax from the ear canal without damaging the ear
• Mckesson Ear Basin - Conforms to the side of the face under the ear with its curved shape to catch fluids
• McKesson Ear Tips - Disposable tips to avoid cross-contamination between uses

Also Available (Separately)

• McKesson Disposable Ear Wash System Kit - Includes a spray bottle, 23 disposable tips to avoid cross-contamination, and a white ear wash basin specially molded to fit under the ear

How to use this Ear Wash System?

If you are a trained healthcare professional, here are the general steps for using this ear cleaner tool:

1. Prepare the patient:
   • Explain the procedure to the patient and make sure they are comfortable.
   • Have them sit upright in a chair and place a towel over their shoulders to catch any water that may drip.
2. Prepare the equipment:
   • Attach a disposable ear tip to the ear wash device.
   • Fill the water container with warm water and attach it to the device. Set the water pressure to the appropriate level.
3. Insert the tip:
   • Gently insert the disposable ear tip into the patient's ear canal.
   • The tip should be inserted far enough to create a seal but not so far as to cause discomfort or damage.
4. Begin the ear wash:
   • Turn on the device to begin the flow of warm water into the ear canal.
   • Keep the tip in place and continue the flow for the recommended amount of time.
5. Remove the tip:
   • Turn off the device and remove the disposable ear tip from the patient's ear canal.
   • Have the patient tilt their head to the side to allow any excess water to drain out.
6. Repeat as needed:
   • If necessary, repeat the ear wash procedure on the other ear.