Swim-eze

This alcohol/glycerin solution effectively dries the ears if the latter are blocked by water after bathing, etc. Only four or five drops are needed for each application and, after just a few seconds, the head can be tilted to allow the liquid to drain. The price might appear high but, as the dropper bottle contains 30ml of solution, it will last a long time.

Doing proper tumble-turns while swimming often results in a tiny bit of water getting trapped in one ear or the other. Sometimes it cures itself but these alcohol based drops fix it immediately.

Good value, easy to use

It is only painful if there are exposed / inflamed tissues. It is essentially isopropyl alcohol after all! Don't over use and follow with olive oil drops since this will strip away natural oils.

My daughter keeps getting blocked ears after swimming. I saw this product and thought I would give it a try. Hey presto, no more blocked ears! Great product.

Swimming every week I find it annoying when water goes in my ear. It really did work to dry out the ear quickly and was easy to use.

Worked really well

My recent encounter with Swim Ease, an ointment marketed as a solution for removing water from the ears after swimming, turned out to be a painful and regrettable experience. Instead of finding relief and comfort, I found myself in the midst of a fiery inferno that left me with an ear infection and lingering discomfort. Upon applying Swim Ease to my ear, I expected a gentle and soothing sensation, as advertised. However, what I experienced was far from pleasant. The moment the ointment made contact with my ear canal, it felt as if I had poured molten lava directly into my ear hole. The intense burning sensation was excruciating, and I could practically feel my eardrum curling up in agony. To make matters worse, this tormenting ointment actually caused an ear infection. I was flabbergasted that a product specifically designed to alleviate post-swimming discomfort managed to inflict more harm than the original problem itself. It's truly mind-boggling how a solution intended to provide relief could turn out to be the source of such torment and distress. The misfortune of using Swim Ease has left me questioning the safety and effectiveness of this product. It's disheartening to think that something marketed to aid swimmers in maintaining ear health could end up causing severe pain and complications. The name itself, "Swim Ease," feels like a cruel joke, as it brought anything but ease to my swimming experience. I implore anyone considering using Swim Ease to exercise caution and reconsider. Your ears deserve better than this fiery fiasco. Seek alternative methods for addressing water in the ears after swimming, as subjecting yourself to this torment is simply not worth it. Protect your precious auditory health and avoid Swim Ease at all costs. In conclusion, Swim Ease was an absolute disaster for my ears. Its painful and burning sensation, coupled with the subsequent ear infection it caused, rendered it a product of sheer horror. If you value your ear health and want to avoid unnecessary pain and suffering, I strongly advise steering clear of this ointment.