112 devices · GMDN 35025
An ear canal irrigation syringe is a manual device designed to flush debris, wax, or excess moisture from the ear canal using a controlled stream of irrigating solution. It helps maintain ear hygiene, relieve blockages, or prepare the ear for further examination or treatment, and is used both in clinical settings and by patients at home.
These devices are typically reusable and come in two main forms: a plunger-style syringe or a bulb-shaped nozzle. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified as low-risk medical devices, often requiring compliance with general safety and performance standards rather than stringent pre-market approvals.
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