Epi-Otic Ear Cleanser (60ml pack)
EPI-OTIC Ear Cleanser with SPHERULITES Microcapsules, an exclusive encapsulation system is a mild, alcohol-free cleansing and drying solution formulated to remove crusts and excessive cerumen. Benefit:Cleansing, drying, non-irritating. EPI-OTIC Ear Cleanser may be used for routine ear cleansing in healthy... Read more
EPI-OTIC Ear Cleanser with SPHERULITES Microcapsules, an exclusive encapsulation system is a mild, alcohol-free cleansing and drying solution formulated to remove crusts and excessive cerumen.
Benefit:
Cleansing, drying, non-irritating. EPI-OTIC Ear Cleanser may be used for routine ear cleansing in healthy ear canals or prior to administration of other ear preparations in the treatment of otitis externa. It may be used in dogs and cats of any age. SPHERULITES Microcapsules: an exclusive encapsulation system developed by Virbac; provides slow release of ingredients long after product application. Chitosanide: a natural biopolymer that creates a protective film on the skin and hair. This reinforces the hydrating and restoring effects of the formulation, helping to protect the skin against damage from the environment. Epi-Otic Ear Cleanser also has a fresh apple blossom fragrance.
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Product Description
About Epi-Otic Ear Cleanser (60ml pack)
EPI-OTIC Ear Cleanser with SPHERULITES Microcapsules, an exclusive encapsulation system is a mild, alcohol-free cleansing and drying solution formulated to remove crusts and excessive cerumen.
Benefit:
Cleansing, drying, non-irritating. EPI-OTIC Ear Cleanser may be used for routine ear cleansing in healthy ear canals or prior to administration of other ear preparations in the treatment of otitis externa. It may be used in dogs and cats of any age. SPHERULITES Microcapsules: an exclusive encapsulation system developed by Virbac; provides slow release of ingredients long after product application. Chitosanide: a natural biopolymer that creates a protective film on the skin and hair. This reinforces the hydrating and restoring effects of the formulation, helping to protect the skin against damage from the environment. Epi-Otic Ear Cleanser also has a fresh apple blossom fragrance.
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Directions For Use
Directions for Use
Shake well before use. Turn the white nozzle to open the product and then apply liberally into the ear canal. Gently rub the base of the ear and then wipe the interior of the ear flap with cotton or a cloth moistened with EPI-OTIC Ear Cleanser. Frequency of use: From two to three times a week to daily for routine use, before each ear treatment in the case of otitis externa, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Active Ingredient
Epi-Otic Ear Cleanser (60ml pack) ingredients
Water, propylene glycol, lactic acid, SPHERULITES ® Microcapsules, docusate sodium, salicylic acid, PCMX, dimethicone, fragrance and FD&C blue #1. Lactic acid and salicylic acid are present in encapsulated (SPHERULITES ® Microcapsules) and free forms. Chitosanide is present in encapsulated form.
Additional Data
Epi-Otic Ear Cleanser (60ml pack) specification
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| Pack Size: | 60ml pack |
| Brands: | Virbac |
| Product Form: | cleansing solution |
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Q & A
- Q. I have been told that flushing my dogs ears twice daily with Epi-Otic alone can resolved Pseudomonas otitis within two weeks? she has had a recurrent problem with Pseudomonas and been prescribed various things that haven't worked!
- A.
Hi Nichola, Unfortunately flushing the ears with Epi-Otic is unlikely to resolve the problem on its own. Keeping the ear clean, so that the antibiotics can work, is an important part of treatment, in conjunction with antibiotics and regular culture and sensitivity tests. However If the ear drum is ruptured ( very likely in cases of Pseudomonas) you could do serious damage by administering ear cleaner. You should get your vet to check that the ear drum is intact before administering. If the ear drum is Ok it might be useful as part of a treatment plan. Pseudomonas is a nasty bacteria and treatment can be a long and frustrating process. You need to approach this in partnership with your vet try discussing your ideas and concerns with them, you can always ask for a second opinion on treatment should you wish to, hope that helps, Susie Samuel MA VetMB MRCVS
