Otinova® Ear Spray helps reduce suffering from inflammation of the ear canal (Otitis Externa) quickly. Otinova® works locally in the ear canal and has an astringent, dehydrating effect and helps alleviate itching.
Otinova® is bactericidal and fungicidal.
Otinova® Pack includes:
1 x 15ml Otinova® Ear Spray bottle.
Safety Information: Otinova® should not be used if the eardrum has been fitted with a drainage tube or if the eardrum is suspected to be perforated.
Otinova® should not be used by children younger than 5 years of age unless recommended by a doctor.
Contact a doctor if there is marked discomfort or tenderness in and around the ear and hearing is impaired.
If there is marked discomfort, avoid contact with water and do not poke inside the ear.
Avoid soap and shampoo.
Avoid contact with the eyes. Avoid inhaling the spray.
Store out of the reach of children. Instructions For Use
When using it for the first time, pump the spray until a fine mist comes out. Place the tip of the nozzle into your ear canal and pump it 1 or 2 times. Most people feel relief after just a few days.
Do not use Otinova® for more than 7 days continuously. Children under 5 years of age should not use Otinova® without a doctor’s supervision.
If you do not see an improvement in symptoms after 7 days, consult with your doctor.
The product should not be used if the eardrum is perforated or if it has been fitted with a drainage tube or ‘grommet’.
Possible side effects: A temporary stinging sensation and/or local irritation have been reported with the use of Otinova®. Long-term use or overdosing may result in salt precipitations in the ear canal and dehydration of the localised area.
Read the Package Insert Leaflet for more information.
Dosage instructions
Spray 1–2 times into the ear canal, morning and evening. After spraying, tilt the head for a minute or two so that the fluid flows down into the ear canal. Wipe away any excess fluid.
Do not use Otinova® for a continuous period of more than 7 days. Do not use with a perforated ear drum or after insertion of tubes or ‘grommets’.