Molcer ear drops contain the active ingredient docusate sodium, which helps to soften ear wax.
Docusate is a surface-active agent, which means it permits water to permeate through an ear wax plug that has formed.
Molcer ear drops can be used to soften a stubborn wax plug. Your doctor or health professional can also remove wax by flushing the ear with warm water (syringing). If there is a lot of wax or the wax is hard, it may need to be softened first, which Molcer ear drops might help with.
Direction for use
Lie on side with the affected ear uppermost. Fill the ear with Molcer solution using the dropper and remain in this position for a few minutes. Place a small plug of cotton wool in the ear before rising and leave the plug in until the next treatment. If both ears are affected repeat the procedure for the other ear.
Do this for two nights and the wax will be soft and easily removed.
In difficult cases it may be necessary for you doctor to employ syringing with warm water to remove the wax after it has been softened.
Overdose
Overdose is unlikely when used as directed.
Side effects
Side effects are unlikely when used as directed, although a few individuals may experience irritation at the point of application. If you experience any pain when using these drops, then you should consult your doctor or hospital immediately.