First their suits, then their earplugs
By Lylah M. Alphonse
Beach season is here, and all that watery fun can leave children with a serious case of swimmer's ear, an infection of the skin covering the outer ear canal caused by water trapped in the ears during swimming or bathing. It's uncomfortable and painful, two things you don't want to deal with on vacation. ClearEars earplugs can help parents avoid the problem. Made of an FDA-approved polymer that absorbs water from the ears, ClearEars provide relief in 5 to 10 minutes. More travel-friendly than ear drops, a package of five pairs costs about $7 at CVS and other drugstores, and online at Cirrushealthcare.com.
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Keeping ears in the clear
One of my sons had near-constant ear infections as a small child; these earplugs, which I wrote about for my "Gearing Up" column in the Boston Globe, would have been great, back then.
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