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NeilMed Eustachi-Eustachian Tube Exercise

$88.95
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Packaging for NeilMed Eustachi, a device for treating negative middle ear pressure, showing a person using the device and illustrations of a child with ear discomfort and an airplane.

NeilMed Eustachi-Eustachian Tube Exercise

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$88.95
UPC:
705928603691

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Information

The Eustachi is a revolutionary, easy-to-use device designed to unblock plugged ears by helping you exercise your Eustachian tubes. By using a gentle, regulated flow of air, the Eustachi works in harmony with your body’s natural swallowing mechanism to equalize middle ear pressure. Whether you are dealing with "airplane ear," altitude changes, or congestion from colds and allergies, the Eustachi provides a quick and safe way to find relief.

Features and Benefits

  • All-Natural & Drug-Free: A safe solution for children and adults who prefer to avoid medications for ear congestion.
  • Eustachian Tube Exerciser: Specifically indicated for the treatment of negative middle ear pressure by assisting the natural clearing process of swallowing and yawning.
  • Trusted by Professionals: Recommended and used by a diverse range of experts, including airline pilots, scuba dive instructors, and physicians.
  • Handy & Portable: Compact and comes with a carrying case, making it an essential travel accessory for flights or high-altitude trips.
  • Versatile Relief: Effective for ears plugged by swimming, air travel, or the seasonal effects of colds and allergies.

Use For:

  • Cold and Allergy Season
  • Flying
 

How to Use

  1. Keep a glass of water ready and take a large gulp of water in the mouth but do not swallow.
  2. Please select the nostril that feels more open and less congested.
  3. Now hold the Eustachi firmly against nostril and maintain a tight seal with the nostril.
  4. Using your finger, close the opposite nostril to prevent air leakage.
  5. Turn the power on and in about 10 seconds, pressure will build. Now swallow the water rapidly but carefully. The Eustachian tubes will open as you swallow, and you should feel a popping sensation in your ears indicating that tubes opened up.
  6. Repeat the same procedure with the other nostril, if needed. This is particularly useful if one nasal passage is not fully open compared to the other side.
  7. The eustachian tubes will open only during the act of swallowing, otherwise, they will not open.
  8. Please note that this is for temporary relief.

If you haven’t felt a popping sensation, it’s possible that the Eustachian tubes have not opened because:

    1. You did not have enough water or saliva in your mouth as you swallowed, or did not have your nostril sealed tightly enough. A large swallow and a tight seal are necessary elements for the Eustachian tubes to open. For a successful opening of the tubes, all the steps must be followed in the precise proper order. It is not uncommon that only one side opens at times.
    2. You have nasal obstruction due to severe congestion caused by excessive mucus, congested mucosal lining of the eustachian tubes, significantly deviated septum, nasal polyps, etc.
    3. The device battery needs to be replaced.

After four or five back-to-back failed attempts, please seek medical attention.

Warnings

Close adult supervision is necessary when using the Eustachi on children.
Do not attempt to modify the Eustachi device. Modification may result in damage to the device or injury to the user. Do not attempt to service or maintain the Eustachi during use to prevent damage to the device or injury to the user. Remove batteries when storing the Eustachi for 6 months or more to prevent damage from battery leakage. Do not swallow batteries. Swallowing batteries can cause choking or injury. Do not use Eustachi for more than two weeks at a time. Stop using Eustachi and contact your doctor if you experience pain with use, or if you don’t see any results after two weeks.

Precautions 
Do not force the Eustachi into the nasal cavity to prevent possible discomfort or injury. The Eustachi is made of ABS plastic. Allergies to this material are rare, however users should not touch the Eustachi device with bare hands if they have known allergies to this material. Do not submerge the Eustachi in water. Submerging the device may result in product failure. User should read all instructions prior to operating the Eustachi.

*Legal Disclaimer
The Eustachi is not a medical device and is not intended to treat, cure or diagnose any disease. As with any exercise or conditioning product, consult your healthcare provider with any medical questions.
Statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.

FAQ

Q: How does it work?
A: The Eustachi has a battery-operated motor and a small air source. The regulated air is delivered into the nose to help open the Eustachian tubes as you swallow. As long as batteries are installed and it is in good working condition, air should never run out.

Q: Why does it go in the nose?
A: Because your Eustachian tubes are located in the back of your throat (the nasopharynx). The Eustachi helps open your Eustachian tubes using a little bit of air. The air is delivered into your nostril where, with the assistance of a swallowing motion, it can reach the Eustachian tube openings in the nasopharynx.

Q: Does it clean ear wax?
A: No, Eustachi does not clean ear wax. Eustachi helps open the Eustachian tubes behind your eardrums. Ear wax is in the ear canal in front of your eardrums.

Q: Does it help with water trapped in my ear canal after swimming or showering?
A: No, Eustachi helps open the Eustachian tubes, which may help prevent fluid accumulation in the middle ear behind your eardrums.

 

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