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Auro-DRI
Auro DRI Ear Water-Drying Aid Liquid
Auro DRI Ear Water-Drying Aid Liquid
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Earaches and clogged ears after swimming, showering, or bathing can be a real drag.
- Dries Excess Water: Formulated with isopropyl alcohol, Auro-Dri effectively dries trapped water in the ear canal, alleviating the clogged and muffled sensation.
- Safe and Gentle: Suitable for most users, including children (always consult your doctor before using on children under 3 years old).
- Simple Application: Apply a few drops into each ear after swimming, showering, or bathing.
- Travel-Friendly: The small, 1 oz. bottle is convenient to take with you to the pool or beach.
- Fast-Acting Relief: Quickly dry excess water to alleviate discomfort and prevent potential swimmer's ear infections.
- Safe for Most Users: Gentle formula suitable for children and adults (consult a doctor if you have pre-existing ear conditions).
- Convenient and Portable: Easy to use and carry with you anywhere.
| Active ingredient | ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL/GLYCERIN DRO |
|---|---|
| Strength | 95% |
| Form | Liquid |
| Pack size | 29 |
| UPC | 624558022514 |
| Prescription | Not required |
Common questions
- What is Auro DRI Ear Water-Drying Aid Liquid used for?
- Earaches and clogged ears after swimming, showering, or bathing can be a real drag.
- What is the active ingredient in Auro DRI Ear Water-Drying Aid Liquid?
- It contains Isopropyl alcohol/glycerin, 95%.
- What form does Auro DRI Ear Water-Drying Aid Liquid come in?
- It is supplied as a liquid. Follow the directions on the package.
- What pack size does Auro DRI Ear Water-Drying Aid Liquid come in?
- It is supplied in a pack size of 29.
Important information: Read the label and follow the directions before use. Talk to your pharmacist if you take other medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have an ongoing health condition. This page is product information, not medical advice.
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