When i use IEM,s a most call every month a doctor to clean my ears.The earwax blocked my eardrums and the sound is like i,m in a tunnel.How is that by you guy,s?
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Earwax
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dazzerfong
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I have dry earwax which doesn't clog, so dry flakes that fall out of my ears naturally or just gather in the stem, only to be tapped out whenever I remove my IEMs.
I know some people use diluted hydrogen peroxide to remove wet earwax from their ears, but otherwise, I guess it's just bad luck.
I know some people use diluted hydrogen peroxide to remove wet earwax from their ears, but otherwise, I guess it's just bad luck.
bigshot
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My ears don't produce enough earwax, so I order SonicWax, audiophile synthetic ear wax substitute, from an online high end audio dealer in Singapore. It's rated from 20Hz to 50kHz with distortion of less than .00001%!
Amberlamps
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I wash out my ears with coco butter, once on, I then use coconut oil on a Q tip to dig for gold.
CoryGillmore
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Some people simply can't use IEMs for this reason. I'm very close to being one of those people. I have to do a deep ear clean about twice a year to remove a plug or wax. I'm also pretty neglectful about cleaning them normally. I do have an ear corkscrew thingy that actually works pretty well. But don't go too deep or you'll be in pain. Both my ear drums are perforated already...
Redcarmoose
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Earwax seemed to reach a pinnacle of production while I was experiencing my lifetime in my mid-thirties. Interestingly production actually will decline for many. Possibly one of the greatest gifts that goes with aging, right next to sarcasm.
bigshot
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Maybe they should make viagra for ears.
UK site, though I believe the protocol for making ears had been agreed universally many years ago :-
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/earwax-build-up/
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/earwax-build-up/
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I'm super grateful that this isn't an issue for me. When I use hybrid iems I do notice the nozzles and tips end up wet vs my BA only sets, but I tend to clean my ears daily and the inside of my canals tend to dry and flake more than build up wax. I still go once a year to check with an audiologist to make sure I don't have buildup and I always get a clear and never have to have my ears cleaned by them.
Audiophile viagra. Will allow you to hear 20-40khz in extreme detail for 4-6 hours lmaoMaybe they should make viagra for ears.
BrownBear
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Lol @ the above posts.
I don't use IEMs. However I can relate to a degree, my one ear has a tendency to get overly clogged with wax. Usually when it happens I use some over the counter stuff from CVS or something and that usually clears it up. However I must stress how much I hate the process. Lol. But it does work.
I don't use IEMs. However I can relate to a degree, my one ear has a tendency to get overly clogged with wax. Usually when it happens I use some over the counter stuff from CVS or something and that usually clears it up. However I must stress how much I hate the process. Lol. But it does work.
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