Water in the ears during swimming or showering can lead to an uncomfortable feeling and even irritation, especially in children with ear tubes or a sensitive ear canal. This can spoil the fun in the water and cause unnecessary anxiety for parents. Get Plugged Swim Plugs offer a reliable barrier against water, so that you and your family can enjoy every swim carefree, with the certainty of optimal hearing protection.
- Effective protection against water during swimming and showering, ideal for children with ear tubes.
- Mouldable material that adapts perfectly to the shape of the outer ear for a good seal.
- Reusable design including a handy storage case for long-term hygienic use.
- Provides a slight reduction in ambient noise without completely blocking hearing.
How it works
These Swim Plugs were developed by an ENT specialist, which contributes to the reliability and safety of the product. Unlike standard earplugs that go deep into the ear canal, these plugs are intended to cover the opening of the ear and fill the outer ear. This prevents water from entering the ear canal, while the pressure on the eardrum remains minimal. It is a safe choice for families looking for health and convenience in one solution.
Composition
Ingredients
Not specified.
Usage & Dosage
Use the entire earplug for both children and adults. Please note!! The earplug must not be broken. With clean hands, knead the earplug into the shape of a ball and place it against the clean and dry ear canal. Then press the earplug so that it seals the ear canal and fills the outer ear. Do NOT force the earplug into the ear canal, but place it against it. The earplug is best removed by loosening it from the bottom of the ear upwards. The Swim Plugs are reusable and must be stored in the supplied storage case. Replace the earplugs if they have become dirty or if the adhesive properties have disappeared. We advise not to go deeper than 3 metres underwater with the Swim Plugs.
Safety & Disclaimer
Only seal the opening of the ear. DO NOT INSERT INTO THE EAR CANAL. Should the earplugs become stuck in the ear canal, do not try to remove them yourself. Go to an ENT specialist. They have the right instruments to remove the earplug safely. These earplugs are safe when used as described above. Keep the earplugs away from children without adult supervision. The earplugs are non-toxic, but can obstruct breathing if swallowed. This can lead to serious injury and be life-threatening. Avoid contact with hair and oil-based lotions. If the earplugs come into contact with fabrics, such as sheets or clothing, they may cause stains.
