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In vitro comparison of three earwax removal formulations for the disintegration of earwax

2026-07-29

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Introduction Impacted cerumen is a widespread reason that patients visit their health care providers. It effects approximately 2–6% of the general population and disproportionately impacts up to 65% of patients over 65. This study compared a new cerumen (earwax) removal product (Solution 1; EOS-002; a glycolic acid/bicarbonate formulation) versus two commercially available products (Solution 2 and Solution 3; both...

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Literature Corpus work: fa599184-6e30-58c4-8173-ef53416bfac0
DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.10279.3

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