EarPure™ Gentle Ear Wipes
EarPure™ Gentle Ear Wipes
🖐️ Fits on your finger, so you control every move
👂 Lifts out the wax, and the smell with it
🚫 Mild formula, no alcohol, no sting
🐕 One tub for the dog and the cat
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I used to do it with a cotton ball and always stopped early because I was scared of hurting him. With this I can actually feel the fold, so I know when I am done. What came out the first time I did not want to look at.
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So much easier than cotton balls. I can actually clean around the folds without making him uncomfortable
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Love these for quick cleanups. They pick up way more wax than I expected
Can I push it too far in?
Can I push it too far in?
No, and that is the point of the shape. It sits on your fingertip, so it only goes as far as your finger does. You feel the fold, you feel the resistance, and you stop where you should. A cotton swab gives you none of that.
How long does one tub last?
How long does one tub last?
About three months for one pet. Fifty wipes, one per ear, twice a week. Use it three days in a row the first week, then settle into the routine.
Can I use them on my cat as well?
Can I use them on my cat as well?
Yes, the same tub is made for both. There is no alcohol in them, so they do not sting, and a cat's ear takes the same single wipe as a dog's.
Two days later, it is back
The head shake at six in the morning. The paw that always goes to the same ear. And the towel that comes back brown every time, two days after you last cleaned it. You are not doing it wrong. You are cleaning the flat part of the ear while everything else sits in a fold your cloth flattens instead of opening.
Why the cotton ball never got it all
A cotton ball is a soft round thing held between two fingers. It slides across the fold instead of going into it, and you feel nothing through it, so you stop early. That is not carelessness. It is the only sensible thing to do when you cannot tell what you are touching. And the swab that would reach further is the one thing every vet tells you never to use.
The part you were not ready for
One wipe on your finger, ten seconds in the ear, and you pull it back out. You will want to look away and you will not be able to.
That is everything your towel had been flattening into the fold instead of lifting off.
Most people do one ear, look at the wipe, and immediately do the other.
This is the one you notice
Three days in a row the first week, and by the third one the wipe comes out almost clean. That is the moment it clicks.
The scratching drops off. The smell you had stopped mentioning to people is not there anymore.
And he stops flinching when your hand goes near his head, because it stopped meaning this is going to hurt.
The part nobody warns you about
Twice a week, under a minute, and it stops being a problem you manage. It becomes something you just do.
No cotton swab you were told never to use. No towel that comes back brown two days later. Fifty wipes is about three months, sitting on the shelf where you can reach it.
Just an ear that stays clean because you keep it that way, not because you fixed it once.
A Cleaner Ear In Ten Seconds
93%
Saw brown residue come out on the very first wipe.
89%
Stopped reaching for cotton swabs altogether.
86%
Said the smell around the ear was gone within the week.
NARIVA vs Cotton Balls, Swabs & Bath Towels
Most owners have already tried the towel, the cotton ball, and the swab they were told never to use. Here's what makes the finger wipe different, and why the brown mark finally stops coming back.
| Navira | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| You feel what you are touching | ||
| Opens the fold instead of sliding over it | ||
| Only goes as far as your finger does | ||
| The wax leaves on the wipe, in your hand | ||
| Mild formula, no alcohol, no sting | ||
| One tub for the dog and the cat |
Questions? We’ve Got Answers
How is a finger wipe different from a cotton ball?
How is a finger wipe different from a cotton ball?
A cotton ball is held between two fingers and slides over the fold instead of opening it, and you feel nothing through it. The wipe sits on your fingertip, so you feel the fold, the ridge and the resistance. You clean what you can actually feel, and that is the whole difference.
Can I push it too far in?
Can I push it too far in?
No. It only goes as far as your finger does, which is why the shape matters. You feel where you are the entire time and you stop where you should. That is precisely what a cotton swab does not let you do, and why every vet tells you not to use one.
Will it hurt him?
Will it hurt him?
There is no alcohol in the formula, so nothing stings going in. Most of the discomfort owners describe does not come from the product, it comes from pressing blindly with something you cannot feel through. Here you feel everything, so you never press harder than you need to.
Can I use them on my cat?
Can I use them on my cat?
Yes, the same tub is made for both. A cat's ear takes the same single wipe as a dog's, and if you have one of each at home, one tub covers the whole house.
How often should I use them?
How often should I use them?
Twice a week is enough for most pets, and it takes under a minute. Use them three days in a row the first week to get on top of what is already there, then settle into the routine. Floppy-eared breeds and dogs that swim tend to need it more often.
How many are in a tub, and how long does it last?
How many are in a tub, and how long does it last?
Fifty wipes, which is about three months for one pet at one wipe per ear, twice a week. Two pets at home, and you go through it in half the time.