Water in the ears during swimming or showering can lead to an irritating feeling and even painful ear canals in young children. For parents who want to protect their child's sensitive ears without spoiling the fun in the water, a reliable barrier is essential. Sanohra Swim earplugs for children prevent water from entering the ear canal, while the child can still hear ambient sounds for a safe experience.
- Effectively prevents water from entering during swimming, bathing and showering.
- Maintains sound permeability so that instructions and ambient sounds remain audible.
- Made of soft silicone material for a safe and comfortable feeling in small ears.
- Easy to insert and reusable after cleaning for long-lasting ease of use.
How it works
These earplugs are specifically designed for the anatomy of a child's ear. Due to the lamellar structure, they seal the ear canal water-tight without building up pressure. As your trusted health partner, VitAdvice recommends these earplugs for preventive care, so that water fun is not interrupted by ear problems.
Composition
| Material | Silicone |
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| Size | Small / Child |
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| Quantity | 1 Pair |
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Ingredients
Silicone
Use & Dosage
Reach your arm over your head and lift the ear cup on the other side of your head slightly. This will widen the ear canal. Hold the stem of the SANOHRA swim with the thumb and index finger of your other hand and insert it into the ear canal with the lamellae at the front, using light rotating movements. Proceed in exactly the same way for the other ear. Children should only use the ear protection under adult supervision. Removing: Lift the ear cup slightly and remove the ear protection with light rotating movements. Rinse with clear water after use and clean with mild soap if necessary. Let dry before reuse.
Safety & Disclaimer
Medical device. Read the instructions for use before use. In case of ear infections, eardrum injuries or the use of ear tubes, consult the attending physician beforehand. Not suitable for use while diving! (No more than 1 metre water depth).