Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Orleea!

SAFETY & EFFICIENCY

Is it safe for sensitive ears?

Yes. The device is equipped with soft, flexible medical-grade silicone tips, specifically designed to respect the sensitivity of the ear canal. Real-time visualization via the HD camera allows for precise control of every movement, greatly reducing the risk of injury.

Is Orleea Vision 1.0 more effective than a cotton swab?

Yes. Unlike cotton swabs, which push wax deeper into the ear, Earo Vision 1.0 allows for controlled and targeted removal of earwax without the risk of perforation or irritation of the ear canal.

What results have been observed after use?

Users generally notice:

1. Complete removal of visible earwax.
2. Improved hearing comfort from the very first use.
3. A reduction in itching or discomfort.

HOW IT WORKS

How to use it?

1. Download the FREE app:

For IOS, download this app

For Android, download this app

2. Connect the camera:

Open the app and connect the ORLEEA VISION 1.0 to your device via WiFi for a clear, live view of your ear.

3. Adjust the silicone tip:

Ensure that the soft, rounded silicone tip is securely attached for gentle cleaning.

4. Begin cleaning:

Gently insert the tool into the ear. Use the app to monitor and safely remove earwax. Avoid inserting the tool too deeply.

5. Clean the equipment:

Remove the tip and clean it with warm water or a disinfectant wipe after each use.

How often is it recommended to use it?

Once or twice a week, depending on the amount of earwax produced and your hearing profile. A suitable frequency is recommended for hearing aid users.

Is the device compatible with hearing aids?

Yes. Regular cleaning prevents hearing aids from becoming blocked by wax buildup, thereby optimizing their performance.

Are there any precautions for use?

It is imperative to:

- Insert the tip slowly without applying excessive pressure.
- Do not use the device if you have an ear infection, acute pain, or an undiagnosed medical condition.
- Consult a healthcare professional if you have any doubts.