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Helps Remove Mucus and Wax 1 Nasal Aspirator, 1 Ear Syringe Our eBay Store About Us Contact Us Add to Favorite Sellers Expiration Date: 01/01/2027 Disclaimer: Our receiving department does its best to verify and then enter the correct expiration dates for all incoming products. However, discrepancies do occur from time to time. This being said, the exceptionally high turnover at iHerb ensures that our inventory is among the freshest in the industry. Flents, Ear Syringe & Nasal Aspirator, Infant, 2 Pieces DESCRIPTION: Helps Remove Mucus and Wax 1 Nasal Aspirator, 1 Ear Syringe SUGGESTED USE: Ear Syringe Instructions: Use on the recommendation of your doctor flush syringe with water after each use Use plain water at body temperature. Never use cool water. The child should be seated and should hold a small basin under ear to catch running water. The head should be tilted slightly toward the ear to be irrigated. Gently pull the ear backward and downward to expose the ear canal. The tip of the syringe should be directed slightly upward toward side of ear canal rather than straight back toward the ear drum. Do not let tip of syringe touch or enter ear canal. Squeeze contents gently toward the side of ear canal. Never inject forcefully. Note: When the ear canal is irrigated, the tip of the syringe should not obstruct the flow of water leaving the canal. Clean syringe thoroughly with plain water. Shake out excess water and let air-dry thoroughly. Nasal Aspirator Instructions: Squeeze bulb to expel air. Place nasal tip at one of baby's nostrils. Slowly and gradually release pressure on bulb (do not release all at once). Mucus will flow into nasal tip as bulb expands. Rinse tip and bulb in water. Clear other nostril in same manner. Separate tip from bulb. Wash parts thoroughly in warm soapy water. Note: Use of anything other than plain soapy water may damage product. INGREDIENTS: WARNINGS: If child experiences dizziness, discontinue use. Do not resume irrigation without consulting a doctor. Never irrigate ears if eardrum is known to be perforated, or if any drainage, bleeding, pain or irritation is present.