Chloramphenicol 5% W/v + Beclomethasone Dipropionate 0.025% W/v + Clotrimazole 1% W/v + Lignocaine Hydrochloride 1.73 % W/v Ear Drop

Acute Otitis Externa: Treating painful bacterial or fungal infections of the outer ear canal (commonly known as Swimmer's Ear).Mixed Ear Infections: Clearing ear issues caused by both bacteria and fungi at the same time.Inflammatory Ear Conditions: Relieving severe ear canal swelling, redness, fluid discharge, and intense itching.

Clean Hands & Ear: Wash your hands thoroughly. Gently clean any visible fluid or wax away from the outer ear using a clean cloth.Warm the Bottle: Hold the bottle in your hands for a few minutes to warm it up. Tilting cold liquid into the ear can cause temporary dizziness.Correct Position: Tilt your head to the side or lie down with the infected ear facing upward.Apply the Drops: Gently pull your earlobe up and back to straighten the ear canal, then squeeze 2 to 3 drops into the ear (or follow your prescription).Stay Still: Keep your head tilted for 2 to 3 minutes to let the medicine slide all the way down into the ear canal. Repeat for the other ear if required.

below 25°C to 30°C.

Mild Local Stinging: May cause a temporary burning, stinging, or irritation inside the ear canal right after application.Temporary Ear Redness: Slight local skin redness or increased itching as your ear canal adjusts to the medicine.Hearing Sensation Change: A temporary feeling of fullness or mild hearing dullness while the liquid drops sit inside your ear canal.

Known Chemical Allergy: Do not use if you are allergic to Chloramphenicol, Clotrimazole, Beclomethasone, Lignocaine, or any other ingredient in this medicine.Viral or Varicella Infections: Avoid using if your ear canal issue is caused by a virus, such as chickenpox, herpes simplex, or smallpox.

For Ear Use Only: Use these drops strictly inside your ears. Never swallow the liquid, and do not use them as eye drops or nasal drops.Avoid Bottle Contamination: Never let the tip of the bottle touch your ear, fingers, or any other surface to keep the liquid sterile and free from bacteria.Do Not Use Long-Term: Use the drops only for the exact number of days prescribed. Overusing steroid-based drops can lead to secondary skin or fungal overgrowth.Warm the Bottle First: Hold the bottle in your hands for a few minutes before applying. Dropping cold liquid into the ear canal can trigger temporary dizziness or vertigo.Pregnancy and Nursing Care: Consult your healthcare professional before using these drops if you are currently pregnant, planning a family, or breastfeeding.

Systemic Safety Validation: Confirmed by medical safety data to work locally within the ear canal with virtually zero absorption into the rest of the body.Sterile Quality Standards: Validated by official pharmacopeia guidelines (IP/BP) for meeting strict sterile preparation and stabilization rules in dropper packaging.

Bacterial Protein Blocker: Chloramphenicol stops bacteria from making essential proteins, preventing them from growing and multiplying.Fungal Wall Destroyer: Clotrimazole punches holes in the outer cell walls of fungi, causing the fungal cells to burst and die.

Clinical Value: Cures complex or mixed ear canal infections from multiple biological angles without needing separate bottles of medicine.Symptomatic Relief: Specially categorized as a fast-acting relief therapy that stops severe, throbbing ear pain while simultaneously shrinking swollen tissue.