Ear scoops are manual instruments used for the safe and gentle removal of earwax (cerumen) from the external ear canal. Typically made of stainless steel or plastic, they feature a small, spoon-shaped tip that allows precise scooping of wax without pushing it deeper. Ear scoops come in various sizes and shapes to accommodate different ear canal anatomies and patient needs. They are commonly used in clinical ENT settings as well as for personal hygiene. Designed for comfort and control, ear scoops help maintain ear health and prevent blockages, infections, or hearing issues caused by excessive wax buildup.
