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The Metal Ear Syringe is a reusable 3 oz bulb syringe designed for ear irrigation and cerumen removal in clinical and physician office settings. Constructed from metal for durability and repeated use, it includes two tips to accommodate different irrigation angles and patient needs. The 3 oz capacity provides sufficient volume for effective ear canal irrigation in a single fill.
Physician offices, urgent care centers, and primary care clinics that perform ear irrigation and cerumen removal as part of routine clinical care will find the metal ear syringe a durable, reusable option for this common procedure. Otolaryngology (ENT) practices that perform frequent ear irrigation procedures will benefit from the metal construction and two included tips for flexible irrigation technique. Nursing staff and medical assistants performing ear irrigation in clinical settings will find the 3 oz capacity and two-tip design practical for standard cerumen removal protocols. The reusable metal construction makes it a cost-effective alternative to disposable ear irrigation systems for high-volume clinical use.
What are the two tips used for?
The two included tips allow the clinician to select the most appropriate irrigation angle and fit for the patient's ear canal. Different tip configurations may be used depending on the patient's anatomy and the clinician's preferred irrigation technique.
Is this syringe reusable?
Yes. The metal construction is designed for repeated clinical use. Follow your facility's cleaning and sterilization protocols between uses to maintain hygiene and instrument integrity.
What is the capacity of this syringe?
The syringe holds 3 oz (approximately 90 mL), which provides sufficient volume for effective ear canal irrigation in a single fill for most standard cerumen removal procedures.
Can this be used for other irrigation purposes?
This syringe is designed and labeled for ear irrigation use. For wound irrigation or other clinical irrigation applications, use an instrument specifically designed and cleared for that purpose.