::GIVEAWAY CLOSED:: Congrats to Sharon Seneker!
I have always had problems with my ears. I suffered from ear infections and painful earaches from infancy to my teens. I still get uncomfortable earaches when I fly and chewing gum just doesn’t do the trick. I am also not a big medicine user, so I like finding simple solutions in lieu of pills. I was intrigued when Eardoc approached me about a new product for ear pain that requires no medication whatsoever.
The Eardoc is a device that generates and transmits vibrations waves. It is designed to open the ear tube for about 75% of children up to age seven as well as adults who suffer from earache by the accumulation of liquids and air in the middle ear. In other words, the Eardoc opens the ear tube without medication or ear tube surgery. See a video here.
How does it work? It is non-invasive. You don’t stick anything in your ear. You just simply place the Eardoc behind the ear, adjust the frequency level, and hold for 2-5 minutes. You can use it up to six times a day. Although I did not have ear pain at the time, I tried out the device and it is not uncomfortable in any way. It is actually quite soothing. I would love to have this with me when I fly to help unclog my stuffy ears, so I think I will keep it in my purse!
The Eardoc is safe and simple treatment for: (taken from fact sheet)
- Otitis Media, swimmers ear, hearing loss
- Trapped fluids and gas in the middle ear
- Eustrachian Tube Dysfunction
- Air travelers with ear pain
- Divers, swimmers
The Eardoc was featured on The Doctors television show, as well as many other national and global magazines and newspapers. The device retails at $55.00, and you can learn more or purchase your own at www.eardoc.info.
::GIVEAWAY::
We are giving away an Eardoc to one lucky winner!
::HOW TO ENTER::
- To enter this giveaway, please leave us a comment, telling us why an Eardoc can help you or a loved one. Do your children get ear infections often? Do you suffer from ear pain when you fly or swim?
::EARN UP TO SEVEN EXTRA ENTRIES::
You can earn extra entries by doing the following, leaving a comment for each:
- Follow Eardoc on Facebook.
- Follow @Eardoc on Twitter.
- Follow @MomSpark on Twitter.
- Blog about this giveaway. (put link in comment)
- Become a subscriber of Mom Spark. Subscribe here. (mention in comment)
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- Tweet about this giveaway:
I just entered to win an Eardoc on @MomSpark , you should enter, too! http://clicky.me/3wF #giveaway #contest
Contest ends December 8, 2009 at midnight CST. USA & Canada residents only, please. Good luck!
DISCLOSURE – I was given an Eardoc and financial compensation in return for this review, giveaway and promotion. My reviews and recommendations are always honest and true. Read Mom Spark’s full disclosure here.
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My daughter gets ear infections pretty frequently, I’d love to win this, thanks!
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I get chronic swimmer’s ear. Maybe this could be my solution. Thanks!
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I’m an avid swimmer and because of this I always have ear problems.
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I suffer from fluid in my middle ear all the time. I would LOVE to have this to relieve my pain.
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I think this would help us, my Chad is ill alot
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This would be great for my ear infection prone daughter. thanks for the contest!
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My hubby has ear problems, and whenever he has a cold he gets fluid behind his ears. Wonder if the Eardoc would work?
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Ive actually been having ear problems for awhile, they get very stuffy and pop. My mother does as well!
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Would love to win this!!!
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My poor daughter has chronic ear pain and has to go to the doctor at least every other month and they have to clean out her ears. I don’t know what the problem is but the doctors had her on all kinds of meds and nothing helped but this. My son and husband both have ringing and wonder if this would help with them also.
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I would love this for myself. I have sensitive ears and get earaches alot. Sometimes when I yawn or the wind blows into my ear, I will get an ache that lasts for days.
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I suffer from ear pain when I swim.
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