An FDA-cleared automated ear cleaning system looks like a pair of headphones, and could become a widely used part of more automated healthcare.
A new type of ear-cleaning device may become more widely offered by health care professionals, especially to those wearing hearing aids.
The Mayo Clinic says that the ears are"self-cleaning" for most people, but earwax can become excessive and move deeper into the ear canal. While some have reported on the nearly $3,000 price tag for the device, Diwan wants to make it clear that this product isn't being sold to the general public. So, the price of a visit to a professional to administer use of the ear cleaning system would vary.
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